To move from Repurpose.io to Kompozy, list every workflow you run, pause them rather than delete them, and cancel at the end of the cycle. Run Kompozy on the same source for a week, then use it to generate new text posts, carousels, blogs and newsletters, not just copies of the same video. Keep Repurpose.io if straight video mirroring across platforms is all you need, since its Starter plan is $35 a month.
Key takeaways
Repurpose.io Starter is $35/mo, Pro $79/mo and Agency $179/mo.
Pause your Repurpose.io workflows instead of deleting them until Kompozy proves out.
Kompozy has no Repurpose.io importer; your workflow list becomes the setup blueprint.
Kompozy costs more, so switch only if you want new outputs, not mirrored copies.
What does Kompozy replace when you leave Repurpose.io?
Repurpose.io Starter ($35/mo)
a writer like Jasper ($69/mo)
Canva
How do you move from Repurpose.io to Kompozy, step by step?
Audit your Repurpose.io workflows. List every workflow: source → destination, format transforms, schedule cadence. This becomes your Kompozy config blueprint.
Export any archived projects. Screenshot or write down each Repurpose.io workflow for reference.
Pause Repurpose.io workflows. Do not delete until you verify Kompozy produces equivalent output. Pause is reversible.
Cancel Repurpose.io at cycle end. Standard cancellation.
Sign up for Kompozy. Create a workspace, draft a Persona Brief, connect your source.
Run a parallel week. Keep Repurpose.io paused but installed; run Kompozy on the same source. Compare outputs daily.
Expand beyond mirroring. Kompozy generates new variants from the same source: text posts, carousels, blog drafts and newsletters.
Ramp into autopilot. Review every output by hand for a week, then turn on autopilot one source at a time.
Track the math. Add up what you paid each month for Repurpose.io, your writer and Canva, and set it against Kompozy Starter ($199) or Pro ($499).
What does this look like in Kompozy?
A naturalistic video made in the Kompozy workspace. It is a new video generated in Kompozy, not a copy of an existing one moved to another platform.
Real output · Kompozy Naturalistic video format · from the Kompozy workspace
Who is this for, and who should skip it?
Best for:
Repurpose.io users who also pay for a writer and a design tool
Creators who want new text, carousel, blog and newsletter outputs from each source
Teams that want outputs reviewed before they publish
Not ideal for:
Anyone whose whole workflow is mirroring the same video to several platforms
Budget buyers: Repurpose.io Starter is $35/mo and Kompozy Starter is $199/mo
Agencies that need many accounts per network on a low budget
Frequently asked questions
Can Kompozy mirror existing video as cleanly as Repurpose.io?
For straight mirroring, where the same video goes to several platforms, Repurpose.io is the simpler tool, so keep it for that. Kompozy is built to make new outputs from a source.
Do I need to migrate all my workflows at once?
No. Migrate one source at a time to verify parity before consolidating.
What does Repurpose.io cost?
Repurpose.io Starter is $35 a month, Pro $79 and Agency $179, or $349, $790 and $1,790 a year. Every plan has a 14-day free trial.
Is Kompozy cheaper than Repurpose.io?
No. Kompozy Starter is $199 a month against $35 for Repurpose.io Starter. It is worth it only if it also replaces the writer and design tools you pay for.
Which Kompozy plan should I start on?
Starter is $199 a month for 5,500 credits and 3 sources. Pro is $499 a month for 18,000 credits and adds more sources, more platforms and full autopilot. Pick Pro if you want the hands-off autopilot step at the end of this guide.
How do we know this?
On 2026-10-23 we checked every Repurpose.io price and feature on this page against the vendor pricing pages listed below, and removed the figures we could not confirm. Kompozy plan details come from kompozy.io/pricing and kompozy.io/faq.
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