LinkGenie is an AI LinkedIn post writer that learns your voice, drafts and schedules posts. Free tier, paid plans from $19/month. Features and pricing.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
LinkGenie is an AI LinkedIn post writer that learns how a user writes, drafts posts in that voice, and schedules them for when the audience is online. The company describes it as an AI ghostwriter for LinkedIn and says the daily workflow takes about 15 minutes. It runs as a web app with a Chrome extension.
The site reports more than 4,000 creators and over 10,000 posts written. It covers writing, idea generation, scheduling and analytics in one dashboard, and offers free tools that work without an account. These figures are the company's own and are not independently verified.
Setup starts with voice training. Users paste a few favorite posts or answer five quick questions, and LinkGenie learns tone, rhythm and phrasing. The site says it picks up details such as sentence length, emoji habits and how a user opens and closes posts.
Next, users pick from 30+ ideas tuned to their niche, get a draft in seconds, and refine it in an editor built for LinkedIn formatting. Posts are then queued for peak hours through the LinkedIn-verified integration, and impressions, likes and comments are tracked afterward.
The core is voice-matched drafting, supported by a hook and idea generator and a live LinkedIn preview. LinkGenie can also reformat a voice memo, a screenshot or an old blog post into a LinkedIn-native post. Every generated post is fully editable before it goes live.
Higher tiers add publishing and insight tools: scheduling, per-post analytics, trend research, an AI assistant that writes, schedules and manages posts by chat, and a Chrome extension. Premium adds weekly and monthly performance digests. Separate free tools include a character counter and post templates.
LinkGenie is an AI LinkedIn post writer and scheduler. It learns a user's writing voice, drafts posts, and queues them for times when the audience is online. The company calls it an AI ghostwriter for LinkedIn.
Starter is $19/month, Pro is $26/month and Premium is $36/month. Yearly billing lowers these to $15.20, $20.80 and $28.80 per month, a 20% saving. There is also a free tier.
Yes. The free plan includes 2 AI-generated posts in the user's own voice and requires no credit card. All of the free tools, such as the character counter and headline generator, also work without signing up.
LinkGenie learns tone and style from a few pasted posts or answers to five quick questions. The company says it improves the more it is used. Every post is fully editable before publishing.
Yes, on Pro and Premium. Posts are queued for peak hours and published through a LinkedIn-verified integration. Starter does not list scheduling or publishing.
The site says it is for anyone who wants to be visible on LinkedIn, including content creators, job seekers, founders and coaches. It suits people who want to cut the time spent writing posts.
According to the company, it is meant to speed up and support writing rather than replace it. It helps with writer's block and saves time while keeping the user's voice.
Yes. A Chrome extension for writing anywhere is included on the Pro and Premium plans.