LinkedGrow

LinkedGrow is an AI-powered LinkedIn content platform that lets you generate posts in your own voice, repurpose content from Reddit, YouTube, and any webpage, schedule everything to publish automatically, and grow your reach through built-in cross-promotion with your network. It's built for founders, creators, agencies, and anyone serious about LinkedIn who doesn't want to spend hours every day on content. The biggest difference between LinkedGrow and other LinkedIn tools is the Bring Your Own Key model. Instead of paying a subscription that bundles inflated AI costs into the price, you connect your own API key from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Grok, Perplexity, or Kimi and pay the AI provider directly at cost. For most people posting regularly, that works out to somewhere between two and four dollars a month in AI usage, no matter how much content you generate. Because the platform isn't reselling tokens, every paid plan includes unlimited generation with no monthly post caps. Six text AI providers are supported with their latest models, and three image generation providers are available including Google's Nano Banana family, OpenAI GPT Image, and Replicate's FLUX line. The content creation tools cover a lot of ground. The AI post generator writes in your voice based on sample posts you provide, your business description, target audience, preferred tone, and a "never mention" list where you can block competitor names or topics you want to avoid. The ideas generator proposes topics based on your niche. The hooks generator creates attention-grabbing openings tuned to what actually performs on LinkedIn. The carousel generator builds multi-slide posts. And three repurposing tools turn any Reddit thread, YouTube video, or webpage into a LinkedIn post that reads like you wrote it from scratch. LinkedIn integration goes beyond just publishing. You connect your account through OAuth, then publish directly to your personal profile or any company page you manage. You can view your LinkedIn feed inside LinkedGrow, like and comment on posts without leaving the dashboard, and your profile picture syncs automatically. Scheduling works through a visual content calendar with optimal time suggestions based on audience patterns, full timezone support, and exact-time publishing through QStash so posts go out the second they're scheduled. Cross-promotion is where things get interesting. You invite people you already know (founders, network contacts, creators in your space) into a private group inside LinkedGrow. From that point on, the platform automatically likes, comments on, and reposts every new post any group member publishes. Every post gets instant traction from a trusted circle, which triggers the LinkedIn algorithm to push it further into feeds. The Business plan opens up A/B testing for posts, team collaboration with role-based access, custom branding, and a full REST API. That API is worth highlighting because it lets developers wire Claude Code or any LLM to write posts, push them into LinkedGrow, schedule them, and auto-publish without ever touching the UI. If you want a fully autonomous LinkedIn presence, the pieces are all there. Pricing starts with a free plan (three posts per month) so you can try it. Starter is $19/month for unlimited posts and ten scheduled posts. Pro is $39/month and adds unlimited scheduling, AI image generation, the hooks generator, analytics, and engagement tools. Business is $79/month for everything including the carousel generator, A/B testing, team features, advanced analytics, and the API. Yearly billing saves thirty percent. There's also a Lifetime Deal available right now that gives you permanent access to the Business plan and every future feature with no monthly fees. LinkedGrow was built by Nicolas Lecocq, who spent fifteen plus years in web development and previously created OceanWP (a WordPress theme used by hundreds of thousands of sites), alongside his wife Maria Lecocq who handles operations and community. They built it because they wanted a LinkedIn tool that didn't gouge users on AI costs, didn't cap how much you could create, and actually respected your voice instead of producing generic output.