This is so inspiring! Consistency really is everything. Thanks for sharing your journey.
LinkedIn comment copilot
Comment on LinkedIn like you actually read the post.
CommentCraft drafts a relevant comment in your voice, right in the LinkedIn comment box. You read it, edit it, post it. Nothing ever posts itself.
Works on the LinkedIn you already use. Drafts never leave your screen without your click.
Posted every day for 90 days. The inbound is real. What I didn’t budget for is how much of the actual product work quietly disappeared.
The page
Everyone can smell a generic AI comment.
Speed is the mechanism. Relevance is the promise. Same post, two drafts — the left is what a wrapper writes. The right is what we ship.
Ninety days of posting is a lot of hours that didn’t go into the product. If the goal is inbound, I’d want the last twenty posts that actually converted — not the streak.
Exciting news! The right person is going to love this opportunity. Congrats to the team!
Before you hire growth, ask whether the funnel is leaky or empty. A hire on an empty top of funnel just makes the emptiness more expensive.
Great insights! AI is definitely changing the game. Completely agree.
Replace, or reassign the boring 60%? The juniors who survive this are the ones who already write the question the model should have been asked.
How it works
Open a post. Click. Edit. Post.
1. On the LinkedIn you already use
A sparkle appears in the native comment box. No new feed, no bot, no “engage 50 posts” queue.
2. Pick a tone and an angle
How it sounds, and what it says — including your own stated positions, when they actually fit the post.
3. The draft lands in LinkedIn’s box
Editable. Yours. Nothing posts until you hit LinkedIn’s own button. That is the whole trust argument.
In your voice
The $5 wrappers don’t know who you are.
About-you, your stated positions, custom tones, voice examples. It syncs across your machines through the Chrome profile you are already signed into — no account to create, no password.
Safety, on the page
A copilot. Not an auto-commenter.
- Nothing posts automatically. Every comment needs your click, from LinkedIn’s own box.
- Post text is processed to write the draft and never logged or stored.
- We do not train on your writing.
- Named processors: OpenRouter for inference, Hostinger for hosting. Paddle for payments, once checkout is live.
- When you run out, paste your own key and keep going. We do not hold your work hostage.
What $29 is for
A researched comment, with a real source.
Pro adds a stronger model and live web sources. The draft can cite something that actually exists — not a vibe, a link. That’s the upgrade. Not more comments.
The 14-day figure is the vendor’s own case study, not an independent eval — and it counts “activated seats”, not retained ones. I’d want the cohort that was still there at day 90 before I staffed a rollout against it. Source: the company’s 2025 implementation note, not the launch thread.
Pricing
Two plans. Seven days to decide.
Every plan starts with a 7-day trial that holds nothing back — the strongest model, live web sources, all of it, up to 150 comments. We take a card so one person cannot farm a hundred accounts, and we do not charge it until day 8. Cancel before then and you pay nothing.
Both plans begin with the same 7-day trial: 150 comments, every feature on, no charge until day 8.
Starter
1,000 quick comments / month
- Fast drafts, in your voice
- Deep comments when you want them
- Enough for a heavy month
Most people
Pro
2,500 quick · or 128 researched
- Everything in Starter
- Stronger model
- Live web sources
- Variants and custom tones
Prices in US dollars. In the EU and the UK the price shown is the total you pay — VAT is already included, and Paddle itemises it at checkout and on your invoice. In the US, sales tax is added at checkout where your state charges it. Business customers can enter a VAT ID at checkout to have VAT removed.
One allowance, mix however you like — quick (~1 s), deep (~37 s, reads the room harder), or researched with sources. Ghostwriters, agencies and teams: talk to us.
FAQ
The questions that actually block a purchase.
Will this get my LinkedIn account restricted?
Nothing is automated. You post every comment yourself, from LinkedIn’s own box. We draft. You click.
Do you train on my data or store my posts?
No. Post text is processed to write the draft and never logged or stored. We do not train on your writing. Named processors are on the privacy page.
Which languages?
Whatever you write in. Voice examples are per language. The draft follows the post, and your samples.
Can I cancel any time?
Yes — self-serve, one page, no email required. Cancel during the 7-day trial and the card is never charged. Checkout and the customer portal run on Paddle.
Why do you ask for a card before the trial?
Because a trial with no card is a free plan, and a free plan gets farmed with throwaway email addresses — which we would pay for, and you would pay for in a worse product. The card costs you nothing for 7 days.