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11 Best Scripe Alternatives for LinkedIn Teams (2026)

11 Best Scripe Alternatives for LinkedIn Teams (2026)

11 Best Scripe Alternatives for LinkedIn Teams (2026)

Tool Reviews

Naïlé Titah

Naïlé Titah

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Scripe, a Berlin-built LinkedIn workspace, pitches the right idea to the right buyer: turn LinkedIn posts into revenue, for teams as much as individuals, with strategy, voice training and approval workflows.

People go looking for alternatives over three frictions its own public record documents. The team math: +€45/mo for every additional LinkedIn account. The billing boundary: a card-required trial, and reviewers describing charges after cancellation. And reliability: a German-language reviewer reports scheduled posts repeatedly failing to publish.

This page does the other job: what to use instead. Eleven alternatives at equal depth, with best-for, the receipts, key features, pros and cons, and monthly pricing. Our full verdict is in our Scripe review.

TL;DR: Scripe bills €45/mo per extra LinkedIn account and its reviews flag billing and reliability. The best alternatives: MagicPost for advocacy on the official API (no per-account meter), SocialSonic for budget team tiers, Postdrips for cheap multi-account, TypeGrow for free. 11 compared with receipts for teams and creators.

The alternatives at a glance

Tool

Best for

Price/mo

Publishing

Start

MagicPost

Advocacy on the official API

$35 (AI $69)

Official LinkedIn API

No-card trial

Supergrow

A writing-first team tool

$19–139

Claims official API

7-day trial

SocialSonic

Budget team and agency tiers

$20–200

Account (undocumented)

7-day no-card

Taplio

Advocacy sharing in an all-in-one

$39–199

Cookie/extension

7-day full Pro

Postdrips

Cheap multi-account

$18–29

Native (undocumented)

7-day trial

Stanley

The strategy layer as a conversation

$149

None (you publish)

No trial

SayWhat

Writing pointed at pipeline

$59.99–299.99

Browser-based

Trial

Kleo V3

Individual coaching

$99

Schedules (undocumented)

No trial

EasyGen

Creator-grade generation

Not public*

Manual by design

7-day trial

TypeGrow

A free start

Free

Claims official API

Free

AuthoredUp

No-AI craft and measurement

$14.95/profile

Extension, your own session

No-card trial

*EasyGen advertises a 7-day trial but does not publish pricing; third-party reviews report ~$59.99/mo.

Two structural notes before the list. On safety, Scripe's FAQ states it posts natively through LinkedIn's official API, the right mechanism, but its Advanced tier ships what its own pricing page calls "auto-engagement automation", the feature class LinkedIn's automation policy targets.

Publishing is the safe part; the auto-engagement is the part to weigh.

Its pricing page also notes generation can be temporarily reduced depending on your daily usage, a soft quota in the fine print.

On the record, Scripe's Trustpilot stands at 2.6/5 across 6 reviews (50% one star, unclaimed profile).

The two most recent one-stars are billing stories (charged after cancelling; billed for the year and hard to unsubscribe). German-language reviews add a reliability theme: scheduled posts repeatedly failing to publish, weekly breakage over months, and a 4.0 release one reviewer says made the product harder to use.

The one positive review praises the analytics as better than LinkedIn's own, and comes from a user who nonetheless avoids the AI writing because, in his words, "i'm afraid people will understand it's written by ai."

Hold that sentence; it is the most useful one on this page.

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1. MagicPost: Best for advocacy on the official API

MagicPost is the LinkedIn-only premium solution, from one creator to a whole company, and for the team buyer Scripe targets the match is direct.

Member spaces for every employee, complete team dashboards (total impressions, followers gained, top performers) and adoption monitoring put the advocacy program's silent killer, members who quietly stop posting, on one screen instead of discovered at quarter end.

Agencies get the same machinery client-shaped: one workspace per client, validation workflows and white-label reports. And the pricing is plans, not meters, no per-account surcharge stacking €45 on every new profile.

The individual layer solves the part Scripe's own positive reviewer worries about.

The AI learns each member's voice from their account, then runs through a humanizer built on published research, which is exactly the fear that reviewer named: generic, forgettable content that reaches roughly 10-14% fewer people, and in 2026 the templated phrasing that started costing reach too.

Everything publishes through LinkedIn's official API as a verified application, with no automation-class engagement features, nothing for LinkedIn to flag and nothing to silently fail on a Tuesday.

MagicPost vs Scripe: the feature surface compared

Key features

  • Team mode: member spaces, adoption dashboards, company-wide publishing.

  • AI that learns each member's voice, with a research-backed humanizer.

  • Analytics against market benchmarks, plus audience analysis, for every member.

  • Engagement as human-approved suggestions (no auto-engagement automation), on the official API.

  • Plans without a per-account surcharge; agency validation workflows.


MagicPost

Scripe

AI writing in your voice

✅ Style import

✅ Tone-of-voice training

Posts that don't read as AI

✅ Humanizer, research-backed

❌ (its own reviewer's stated fear)

Voice and video to post

✅

✅ Voice, video, YouTube

Publishing

✅ Official API, verified app

⚠️ Method not documented; reviewers report failed posts

Generation limits

✅ None

⚠️ "Temporarily reduced" by daily usage

Market benchmarks

✅

❌

Engagement

✅ Suggestions you approve

⚠️ "Auto-engagement automation"

Extra LinkedIn accounts

✅ No surcharge

❌ +€45/mo each

Trustpilot

✅ 4.7/5 (91)

❌ 2.6/5 (6)

Free trial

✅ No card

⚠️ 7 days, card required

Credit where it is due: Scripe's strategy layer is genuinely thoughtful (targets, topics, tonality as a system), the voice-and-video-to-post pipeline is the widest input range in the field, the weekly masterclasses are a real inclusion, and its analytics earned unprompted praise. The questions its record raises are operational: whether posts publish, what happens at the billing boundary, and what ten seats actually cost.

Pros

Cons

✅ Advocacy team mode without a per-account meter

❌ Less explicit strategy framework than the Scripe Method

✅ Voice AI defended by a research-backed humanizer

❌ Premium positioning

✅ Official-API publishing; human-approved engagement


✅ Benchmarked analytics; no-card trial


Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Analytics

$35

Scheduling, analytics, market benchmarks

Creator (AI)

$69

AI in your voice, humanizer, engagement

Team

From €109/2 seats

Member spaces, adoption dashboards

2. Supergrow: Best for a writing-first team tool

Supergrow pairs a modern writing core with a Teams plan, the other writing-first team option here.

"Content DNA" voice training, "Postcast" AI interviews and repurposing sit under a Teams plan at $139/mo for 4 accounts with approval workflows and an org dashboard, and it now positions for employee advocacy explicitly. Against Scripe, the currency and the meter change: USD pricing with 4 accounts bundled where Scripe bills each one.

The trade-offs run the other way too. Its own G2 reviewers flag the same per-profile friction (a separate account per profile, one approver per post), and its most repeated critique is the analytics, the exact place Scripe is strongest. The publishing mechanism is not documented, same as Scripe.

Key features

  • "Content DNA" voice training and "Postcast" interviews.

  • Teams plan: 4 accounts, approvals, org dashboard.

  • Repurposing and Kanban scheduling.

  • Explicit advocacy positioning.

Pros

Cons

✅ 4 accounts bundled, no per-account meter

❌ Analytics flagged by its own reviewers

✅ Modern voice features, no-card trial

❌ Per-profile workflow friction

✅ Public USD pricing

❌ Publishing mechanism not documented

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Starter

$19

Voice AI, scheduling

Pro

$39

Full writing, carousels

Teams

$139

4 accounts, approvals

Full breakdown: Supergrow alternatives.

3. SocialSonic: Best for budget team and agency tiers

SocialSonic, from the team behind Writesonic, is the cheapest credible team play here.

AI writing trained on viral posts, smart scheduling, analytics with lead attribution and carousels come with real multi-user tiers: Team $75/mo for 3 users and Agency $200/mo for 10 users with custom branding. Ten users for $200 versus a €45-per-account meter is the headline against Scripe.

The diligence: the publishing mechanism is not documented, the comment-suggestion extension spans four networks (the same automation-adjacent family as Scripe's auto-engagement), and several features were "coming soon" at check time. Trial both; neither takes your card upfront, which already beats where you came from.

Key features

  • Team ($75, 3 users) and Agency ($200, 10 users) tiers.

  • AI writing trained on viral posts, smart scheduling.

  • Carousels and analytics with lead attribution.

  • No-card trial plus money-back week.

Pros

Cons

✅ 10 users for $200 vs a per-account meter

❌ Publishing mechanism not documented

✅ The widest budget surface

❌ Four-network engagement extension

✅ No-card trial

❌ Several features marked coming soon

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Pro

$20

Solo writing + scheduling

Team Accelerator

$75

3 users

Agency

$200

10 users, branding

The full picture: SocialSonic alternatives.

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CEO @ MagicPost

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4. Taplio: Best for advocacy sharing in an all-in-one

Taplio's breadth includes the team angle Scripe sells: multi-account management and employee-advocacy sharing across team members' accounts.

Around it sit AI writing on a large viral library, Kanban scheduling, analytics and outreach automation. Coming from Scripe, you would trade a documented-safe publishing claim for a documented bad one: Taplio's own support acknowledges its extension is treated by LinkedIn as an automation tool against the ToS, which for an advocacy program multiplies the risk across every enrolled employee.

The billing record rhymes with the one you are leaving: Trustpilot 2.4/5, renewals and cancellations leading. Pricing: $39 advertises the suite, the AI starts at $69.

Key features

  • Multi-account management and advocacy sharing.

  • AI writing on a large viral library.

  • Outreach automation (auto-DMs on Pro).

  • A built-in lead database.

Pros

Cons

✅ Real advocacy-sharing features

❌ Flagged extension, times every advocate

✅ The widest old-guard surface

❌ AI locked out of the $39 entry plan

✅ Full-Pro trial

❌ 2.4/5 Trustpilot, billing complaints

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Starter

$39

Suite without AI credits

Growth

$69

250 AI credits

Pro

$199

Auto-DMs and auto-connections

The full picture: Taplio alternatives.

5. Postdrips: Best for cheap multi-account

Postdrips covers the unglamorous core: five accounts for $29 versus €79 plus €180 in per-account fees for the same five at Scripe.

Tone-of-voice from a pasted profile URL, weekly ideas, an AI writer for grammar and tone, and native auto-queue scheduling come with approval workflows on Pro. The spreadsheet writes itself on price.

What you give up is everything strategic: no content strategy layer, no masterclasses, no analytics yet, no carousels, no tagging, an undocumented publishing mechanism, and a trial that auto-enrolls into Pro unless you cancel, the exact reflex Scripe's reviewers teach.

Key features

  • Tone-of-voice from a pasted profile URL.

  • Weekly ideas, native auto-queue scheduling.

  • Approval workflows on Pro, up to 5 accounts.

  • Media support (video, GIFs, multi-image).

Pros

Cons

✅ Five accounts at $29/mo with approvals

❌ No strategy layer, no carousels, no tagging

✅ A fraction of Scripe's per-account math

❌ Analytics coming soon; publishing undocumented

✅ Real scheduling

❌ Trial auto-enrolls into Pro

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Starter

$18

Core writing + scheduling

Pro

$29

5 accounts, approvals

Postdrips vs MagicPost.

6. Stanley: Best for the strategy layer as a conversation

Stanley, from the Stan Store team, replaces Scripe's "Method" with a coach.

A conversational AI interviews you, drafts in your voice and critiques your recent posts, and keeps a native analytics dashboard (follower growth, top performers, content pillars, a projected growth curve). This is a solo move, not a team one: no seats, no workflows, no publishing, no scheduling, no account connection beyond read-only analysis, zero risk by design.

The price is the gate, $149/mo on a single plan with no trial. For the individual executive who used Scripe's strategy layer most, it is the deepest version of that one feature.

Key features

  • Conversational interviews and drafting in your voice.

  • Post critiques on request.

  • Native analytics: growth, pillars, projections.

  • No publishing (zero account connection).

Pros

Cons

✅ The strategy layer as a deep conversation

❌ Solo only, no team features

✅ Serious analytics; zero account risk

❌ No publishing or scheduling

✅ Reads only, never touches your account

❌ $149/mo, no trial

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Stanley

$149

Single plan, writing + analytics

The full picture: Stanley alternatives.

7. SayWhat: Best for writing pointed at pipeline

SayWhat pairs voice-matched generation with engagement analytics, comment management and lead tracking, with 1:1 strategy sessions on annual plans.

The revenue thesis survives coming from Scripe; the team layer does not, no seats or advocacy features are documented. Pricing is metered in generated posts per cycle, so you trade Scripe's soft quota for a hard one.

It runs browser-side, in its words without automated behaviour that violates LinkedIn policies, amber like the tool you are leaving, stated more precisely.

Key features

  • Voice-matched writing from a trending-formats database.

  • Lead tracking and an opportunity pipeline.

  • Engagement analytics and comment management.

  • 1:1 sessions and community calls on annual plans.

Pros

Cons

✅ Lead tracking and human sessions

❌ Hard post quotas

✅ The revenue thesis, kept

❌ Browser-based operation

✅ Voice matching

❌ No team features

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Standard

$59.99

from 6 posts/cycle

Premium

$99.99

more credits

Executive+

$299.99

up to 40 posts/cycle

The full picture: SayWhat alternatives.

8. Kleo V3: Best for individual coaching

Kleo V3 bundles a conversational writing app with weekly live group coaching and a private creator community, at $99/mo with no trial.

Scripe's weekly masterclasses become the whole product here, with founders who are two of LinkedIn's best-known creators on the calls. Everything operational disappears, though: no analytics documented, no team features, no engagement tooling, and a young product with bug reports.

It is a solo bet for the person who joined Scripe for the learning, not the team machinery.

Key features

  • Weekly live group coaching and a private community.

  • Conversational writing app with deep template libraries.

  • Included graphics (20/month).

  • Schedules to LinkedIn (mechanism not documented).

Pros

Cons

✅ The masterclass idea, made the whole product

❌ $99/mo, no trial

✅ Live community and founder access

❌ No analytics or team features

✅ Voice-first writing

❌ Young product

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Kleo

$99

Writing app, graphics, community

The full comparison: Kleo alternatives.

9. EasyGen: Best for creator-grade generation

EasyGen, built by creator Ruben Hassid (100M+ LinkedIn views), generates posts with a creator's editorial taste.

A calendar, creator search, trending-topic intelligence and an in-feed Chrome extension surround the generation, and it refuses to publish for you, arguing that auto-posting hurts reach (a claim without published data, so test both). Coming from Scripe, you lose the team layer, the strategy layer and the analytics entirely.

A familiar caution travels with it: pricing not on its site (~$59.99/mo per third-party reviews), and a Trustpilot at 3.0/5 across 3 reviews featuring a no-refund policy.

Key features

  • Creator-grade generation with editorial taste.

  • Trending-topic intelligence and creator search.

  • Voice notes and an in-feed Chrome extension.

  • Content calendar (manual publishing by design).

Pros

Cons

✅ Creator-grade draft quality

❌ No team or strategy layer

✅ Trend intelligence

❌ Pricing not public

✅ Famous-founder pedigree

❌ 3.0/5 Trustpilot, no-refund note

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Not published

~$59.99*

7-day trial advertised

*Per third-party reviews. The full field: EasyGen alternatives.

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Write in your voice, find ideas, schedule, analyze, engage…
MagicPost is built exclusively for LinkedIn.

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Naïlé Titah

CEO @ MagicPost

LinkedIn has changed its algorithm again. And this time, it's noticeable.


I'm in a good position to know:

Everything you need to grow on LinkedIn. In one place.

Write in your voice, find ideas, schedule, analyze, engage…
MagicPost is built exclusively for LinkedIn.

Try MagicPost

Naïlé Titah

CEO @ MagicPost

LinkedIn has changed its algorithm again. And this time, it's noticeable.


I'm in a good position to know:

Create your first LinkedIn post in less than 5 minutes

With MagicPost, you save up to 4 hours per week, starting with your very first post. Spend less time writing and more time growing your business.

Try MagicPost

No credit card. No commitment. Just real time savings.

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10. TypeGrow: Best for a free start

TypeGrow is free to use, no card, and publishes through what it states is the official LinkedIn API, with no extension.

An AI writing assistant, scheduler, hook generator, carousel maker and a 1M+ viral-post library come free. For a solo user it is the zero-cost exit from Scripe; for a team it is a waiting room, multi-account is "coming soon" and analytics are undocumented. But the two claims it publishes, no extension and official API, are claims Scripe's pages do not make at all.

Key features

  • AI writing assistant, hook generator, carousel maker.

  • One-click scheduler and post previews.

  • A 1M+ viral-post library.

  • Claims official-API publishing, no extension.

Pros

Cons

✅ Genuinely free, no card, no extension

❌ No team features yet

✅ Claims official API

❌ No documented analytics

✅ Real scheduling and carousels

❌ Paid tier unannounced

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Free

$0

Writing, scheduling, carousels

TypeGrow vs MagicPost.

11. AuthoredUp: Best for no-AI craft and measurement

AuthoredUp has no AI by design; it gives each writer the craft layer and deep stats.

Formatting, fold-accurate previews, 150+ hook and 100+ CTA references, readability grading and a deep counting dashboard come with per-profile team pricing: $14.95/profile/mo, 3-profile minimum.

The per-profile meter survives coming from Scripe (cheaper: ~$15 vs €45), but everything generative goes, so it only fits an advocacy program whose members already write willingly. Its customer list (2,500+ companies, Microsoft and EY among them) describes exactly that kind of program.

No tool in the category states its operating model more plainly: privacy-first, no automation and no cookies.

Key features

  • LinkedIn-native formatting and fold-accurate previews.

  • 150+ hooks, 100+ CTA references, readability grading.

  • Deep counting analytics (saves, sends, CSV export).

  • Per-profile workspaces (no AI generation).

Pros

Cons

✅ Deep analytics and craft, cheaper per profile

❌ No AI for members who will not write

✅ Privacy-first; enterprise customer base

❌ Lives in a Chrome extension

✅ Transparent operating model

❌ Per-profile costs scale linearly

Plan

Price/mo

Includes

Individual

$19.95

One profile, craft + stats

Business

$14.95/profile

Min 3 profiles

More options: AuthoredUp alternatives.

If you only used Scripe for one thing

Name the job, then pick:

  • The advocacy program itself. MagicPost's team mode is the direct upgrade without the per-account meter; SocialSonic's 10-user Agency tier is the budget route; Taplio has the sharing features with the risk asterisks.

  • The strategy layer ("the Scripe Method"). Stanley is that layer as a conversation, for one person; MagicPost grounds the same guidance in published research across 1.2M posts.

  • Voice memos and video to posts. Scripe's widest-input pipeline is genuinely its own; Supergrow's repurposing and MagicPost's voice input cover most of the same ground.

  • The analytics its reviewer praised. MagicPost keeps the depth and adds market benchmarks and audience analysis; AuthoredUp is the no-AI counting house.

  • The weekly masterclasses. Kleo V3 makes the live-learning bundle the entire product; SayWhat's annual plans include 1:1 strategy sessions.

How to choose, in four questions

  1. Price the tenth seat, not the first. Per-account meters (+€45 at Scripe, $14.95 at AuthoredUp) and bundled seats (4 at Supergrow, 10 at SocialSonic, plans at MagicPost) produce wildly different invoices at advocacy scale. Build the spreadsheet before the shortlist.

  2. Will the posts actually go out? Reliability is the one feature nobody lists. Scripe's reviewers flag failed scheduled posts; weigh documented publishing paths over undocumented ones, because an advocacy program that silently skips a week defeats itself.

  3. What happens at the billing boundary? You are leaving a card-required trial with charged-after-cancel reviews. Prefer no-card trials, check cancellation flows, and note auto-enrollments.

  4. Does the AI sound like your people? The most honest sentence in Scripe's reviews is its happy user avoiding the AI writing for fear of being detected. Advocacy lives on authenticity; an AI layer without a humanizing discipline is a program-level risk, not a feature gap.

Building a solo brand on LinkedIn? MagicPost covers that too: see how solopreneurs use it, from first idea to published post and the analytics that tell you what worked, all on the official API.

Running an Advocacy Program? There's a Fit

Scripe's strategy layer is genuinely thoughtful, its input range is the widest in the field, and its analytics earned the one consistent praise in its reviews. The questions its record raises are operational: whether posts publish, what the billing boundary holds, and what ten seats actually cost once the +€45 meter runs.

MagicPost is the advocacy ambition delivered on the official API: member spaces and adoption dashboards priced as plans not meters, voice AI defended by a research-backed humanizer (the exact fear Scripe's own reviewer named), benchmarked analytics for every member, and human-approved engagement rather than automation, all testable on a no-card trial.

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FAQ

What is the best Scripe alternative?

For teams and advocacy programs, MagicPost: member spaces, adoption dashboards, approval workflows and company-wide publishing on the official LinkedIn API (verified application), priced as plans rather than per-account meters, with a no-card trial. Budget team route: SocialSonic. Cheapest multi-account: Postdrips. Solo strategy depth: Stanley.

Why do people look for Scripe alternatives?

Three documented frictions: team pricing (+€45/mo for every additional LinkedIn account on top of €79/mo Advanced), the billing boundary (card-required trial, and reviewers describing charges after cancellation and difficulty unsubscribing), and reliability (a German-language reviewer reports scheduled posts repeatedly failing over months). Its Trustpilot stands at 2.6/5 across 6 reviews.

How much does Scripe cost?

Billed yearly: Solo €55/mo (1 account), Advanced €79/mo (unlimited users, 1 company page), Business €119/mo (workspaces, revenue attribution), plus +€45/mo per additional LinkedIn account on Advanced and Business and +€20/mo per Amplifier seat. The 7-day trial requires a card, and generation can be temporarily reduced depending on daily usage.

Is Scripe safe for your LinkedIn account?

Its FAQ states it publishes through LinkedIn's official API, the safe mechanism, but its Advanced tier advertises "auto-engagement automation", which is the feature class LinkedIn's automation policy targets. No enforcement incident is on record. Our standard across this page: a documented official API beats an undocumented mechanism, and automation-class engagement is the part to weigh.

What do Scripe's reviews say?

Its Trustpilot holds 6 reviews at 2.6/5 (unclaimed profile), splitting three ways: billing complaints (charged after cancelling; billed for the year and hard to unsubscribe), reliability reports in German (scheduled posts failing, weekly bugs, a 4.0 regression), and one substantive positive that praises the analytics as better than LinkedIn's own while avoiding the AI writing for fear of detection.

What is the best Scripe alternative for employee advocacy?

MagicPost's team mode was built for it: member spaces, complete team dashboards and adoption monitoring, with publishing through the official API for every member. SocialSonic's Team and Agency tiers are the budget option; Taplio has advocacy sharing but its extension's ToS status multiplies across every enrolled employee. At true enterprise scale (advocacy plus intranet for thousands), Sociabble plays a different, heavier game.

Scripe vs MagicPost: what is the real difference?

Both serve individuals and teams, and both publish through the official LinkedIn API, with MagicPost a verified application.

Beyond that, MagicPost ships market benchmarks and audience analysis on top of performance tracking, runs engagement as human-approved suggestions rather than auto-engagement automation, adds lead detection with CRM integrations, prices teams as plans without per-account fees, and its trial takes no card. The head-to-head: Scripe vs MagicPost.

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Write in your voice, find ideas, schedule, analyze, engage…
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Naïlé Titah

CEO @ MagicPost

LinkedIn has changed its algorithm again. And this time, it's noticeable.


I'm in a good position to know:

Everything you need to grow on LinkedIn. In one place.

Write in your voice, find ideas, schedule, analyze, engage…
MagicPost is built exclusively for LinkedIn.

Try MagicPost

Naïlé Titah

CEO @ MagicPost

LinkedIn has changed its algorithm again. And this time, it's noticeable.


I'm in a good position to know:

Create your first LinkedIn post in less than 5 minutes

With MagicPost, you save up to 4 hours per week, starting with your very first post. Spend less time writing and more time growing your business.

Try MagicPost

No credit card. No commitment. Just real time savings.

100% free trial.

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The alternatives at a glance

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1. MagicPost: Best for advocacy on the official API

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2. Supergrow: Best for a writing-first team tool

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3. SocialSonic: Best for budget team and agency tiers

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4. Taplio: Best for advocacy sharing in an all-in-one

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5. Postdrips: Best for cheap multi-account

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6. Stanley: Best for the strategy layer as a conversation

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7. SayWhat: Best for writing pointed at pipeline

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8. Kleo V3: Best for individual coaching

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9. EasyGen: Best for creator-grade generation

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10. TypeGrow: Best for a free start

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11. AuthoredUp: Best for no-AI craft and measurement

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If you only used Scripe for one thing

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How to choose, in four questions

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Running an Advocacy Program? There's a Fit

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FAQ

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