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Honest comparison on 10 criteria: pricing, predictive scoring, trend detection. Clear verdict for your profile.
Both scrape multi-source trends. LinkPost adds 25 scored variants + 33 measured tactics + Dataset X-Ray.
The honest comparison between LinkPost (€99/month, proprietary virality prediction algorithm, 1M+ posts analyzed, 33 measured tactics with personal stats) and EasyGen (pricing not public, 7-day trial, EasyTrend that scrapes Reddit, X, Google, Bing and Perplexity for trending topics). 10 scored criteria, clear verdict based on your profile.
LinkPost and EasyGen share the same intuition: learn from what actually works on top LinkedIn creators, not generic AI fluff. Both tools tap multi-source trend intelligence (Reddit, X, Google, etc.). EasyGen surfaces it explicitly in the UX via EasyTrend; LinkPost integrates it under the hood in its AI Strategist + semantic dataset of 1M+ LinkedIn and X posts analyzed on 300+ factors. But LinkPost goes much deeper on prediction (25 scored variants on 300+ factors, 33 measured tactics with personal stats, Spy Mode, Dataset X-Ray).
"I went from around 12,000 or 13,000 weekly views to over 45,000 — a 4× on my stats in just 15 days."
| # | ID | Likes/post before | Likes/post after | ×Avg | Best post before | Best post after | ×Max |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | LP-001 | 19.1 | 70.2 | ×3.68 | 53 | 248 | ×4.68 |
| 2 | LP-002 | 2.9 | 9.7 | ×3.37 |
A viral B2B LinkedIn post brings 1 to 3 qualified leads on average. EasyGen helps you find trending topics and generates a post for manual publishing. LinkPost generates 25 variants per topic, scores them on 300+ factors, tells you which one to publish, and learns your style. ROI flips the moment you publish to drive business rather than to test consistency.
Try the free Post Analyzer| Criterion | LinkPost | EasyGen |
|---|---|---|
| Transparent pricing | 9/10 €99/month or €790/year, listed publicly on linkpost.gg | 4/10 7-day trial, pricing not listed on the landing page (verified on easygen.io) |
| 25-variant generation + scoring | 10/10 25 different angles generated, each scored, you publish the best one | 4/10 Generates 1 post at a time, no multi-variant scoring |
| Pre-publication virality prediction | 9/10 300+ factors analyzed, 27 personal ones learned on your style | 0/10 No predictive scoring, you publish without a score |
| Multi-source trend detection | 8/10 AI Strategist + semantic dataset of 1M+ LinkedIn and X posts (300+ factors) cover multi-source signals (Reddit, Google, X, etc.) under the hood, integrated into generation and scoring | 9/10 EasyTrend surfaces the multi-source radar explicitly in the UX: scrapes Reddit, X, Google, Bing, Perplexity in real time for trending topics |
| Hooks and measured tactics | 10/10 33 measured tactics (22 attention + 11 rules), 7 categories, personal stats on your posts, real examples. Public doc linkpost.gg/cheat-sheet | 5/10 Inspiration from creators with 100M+ views, no formalized tactics or personal stats |
| Competitor Spy Mode | 9/10 Continuous monitoring of a creator: controversy level, TOFU/MOFU/BOFU mix, POD detection, top fans, emotion prediction per post | 4/10 One-off creator search, no continuous monitoring or behavioral analysis |
| AI Strategist (monthly content plan) | 9/10 1 month of posts built in 2 clicks, based on your stats + 1M+ posts + real-time news | 5/10 Topic idea generator + content calendar, but no auto-built monthly plan calibrated on your stats |
| LinkedIn analytics (Dataset X-Ray) | 10/10 TOFU/MOFU/BOFU funnel mix per post, 100% of comments analyzed, emotion prediction before publishing, same depth via Spy Mode | 5/10 No native advanced analytics (focus on generation + planning) |
| Visuals (AI photos + infographics) | 9/10 AI photos fine-tuned on your face (personal model trained on your photos) + infographics in 2 clicks + carousels coming | 3/10 Text-focused, no native visual generation |
| Post scheduling | 9/10 Built-in editorial calendar + official LinkedIn API, auto-publishing available | 8/10 Manual content calendar, EasyGen refuses auto-post by principle ("crushes your reach," per their landing page) |
EasyGen generates 1 post at a time from an idea or a trend surfaced by EasyTrend. It's fast, efficient for posting consistently. LinkPost takes a different approach: you give an idea, we generate 25 variants calibrated on different angles (storytelling, controversy, data, expertise, punchy hook, emotional opener). Each variant is then scored on 300+ factors. You immediately see which one has the highest probability of taking off. You publish that one.
25 scored variants vs 1 post at a time. You publish the best one, not the first draft.
This is the heart of LinkPost V2. Before you click Publish, the algorithm analyzes your post on 300+ factors, including 27 learned from your past posts (average length, hook structure, question density, CTA types, emoji frequency, etc.). Not market averages. Your stats. Your patterns. Your best hooks. The algorithm also tells you what to fix. Trained on 1M+ LinkedIn posts and aligned with LinkedIn Engineering's public research ("Engineering the next generation of LinkedIn's Feed," Hristo Danchev, March 12, 2026). EasyGen doesn't offer this feature: their approach draws from creators who already crushed it, without predicting on your post before publishing.
Feature absent from EasyGen. The structural gap between the two tools.
Both tools cover multi-source signals to spot what's rising, but with two different UX. EasyTrend makes the radar explicit: you get a dedicated tab that continuously scrapes Reddit, X, Google, Bing and Perplexity and surfaces topics taking off in real time on any subject. LinkPost integrates the same multi-source intelligence under the hood: the AI Strategist taps real-time news via the same sources, cross-referenced with a semantic dataset of 1M+ LinkedIn and X posts analyzed on 300+ factors, your personal history, and tactics that work in your niche. The output comes out directly as generated and scored post ideas, not as a raw trend feed. If your angle is pure newsjacking (publish this morning on what's buzzing this morning), EasyTrend is faster to scan. If your angle is a coherent editorial plan that taps the same signals, the AI Strategist covers that need with integrated scoring.
Tie on multi-source coverage. EasyGen surfaces EasyTrend explicitly in the UX (dedicated trend radar). LinkPost integrates it via AI Strategist + semantic dataset of 1M+ posts. Pick based on your angle: pure newsjacking or scored editorial plan.
EasyGen draws inspiration from creators with 100M+ views to suggest angles. LinkPost goes several levels deeper: 33 measured virality tactics (22 attention tactics + 11 rules), classified in 7 categories (Attention, Rhythm, Engagement, Emotion, Credibility, Cognition, Distribution). For each tactic: examples from real high-performing LinkedIn posts, YOUR personal stats (how many of your posts use this tactic, your average likes with vs without), and measured impact on your performance. The X-Ray mode in the editor points directly to each unfulfilled tactic while you write. Public documentation: linkpost.gg/cheat-sheet.
EasyGen = inspiration from 100M+ views. LinkPost = 33 measured tactics + personal stats + direct integration with scoring and editor.
EasyGen has a Creator Search feature to analyze creators' posts. LinkPost does active monitoring: you pick a LinkedIn creator in your niche, we watch them non-stop and surface their real controversy level, TOFU/MOFU/BOFU mix, most profitable topics, virality tactics, audience emotional response per post, best days, whether they're in a POD, and top 10 most engaged profiles around them.
One-off Creator Search at EasyGen vs continuous monitoring + behavioral analysis at LinkPost.
EasyGen offers a Topic Idea Generator + a content calendar for planning. LinkPost goes further: you ask for your monthly editorial plan, the AI Strategist runs hundreds of queries in parallel on its 1M+ analyzed posts dataset, your personal history, and your industry's real-time news. Output: 30 posts built on what actually works in your niche, consistent with each other, ready to publish. 1 post idea per day, a full structured editorial month, in 2 clicks.
Auto-built monthly plan calibrated on your stats vs piecemeal topic suggestions.
EasyGen doesn't offer native advanced analytics (the tool is centered on generation + trend detection + planning). LinkPost dissects your posts at a depth no other tool on the market offers: business funnel mix (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU) per post, analysis of 100% of comments (sentiment, controversy, audience emotional response), identification of your true best post (1 user in 3 discovers it wasn't the one they thought), benchmark vs your niche. The algorithm also PREDICTS the emotional response of your posts BEFORE publishing. And the same depth of analysis applies to any LinkedIn creator via Spy Mode.
EasyGen = no native analytics. LinkPost = behavioral science (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU + 100% comments + emotion prediction + Spy Mode).
EasyGen is text-focused, with no native visual generation. LinkPost also covers visuals: AI photos fine-tuned on your face (personal model trained on your photos to generate portraits that really look like you), infographics in 2 clicks, and carousels in development (coming soon). Useful if you want to produce visual content without leaving your publishing tool.
LinkPost covers native visual production (personal AI photos + infographics), EasyGen stays text-focused.
If your angle is pure newsjacking (publish this morning on what's buzzing this morning, ongoing Reddit debates, Perplexity signals), EasyGen is calibrated for that: EasyTrend makes the multi-source radar explicit in the UX, with a dedicated tab to scan. Check pricing before subscribing (not public on their landing page, 7-day trial available). Note: LinkPost covers the same multi-source signals via its AI Strategist and semantic dataset of 1M+ posts, but outputs generated and scored post ideas rather than a raw trend feed.
A single viral post can bring you 5 to 15 demo requests. You don't have time to publish blindly. LinkPost generates 25 variants, tells you which one will take off, and you publish that one. Over 90 days, the ROI of a single successful post pays for 6 months of subscription at €99/month. If you also want a trend radar on top, EasyGen can be added to your stack.
You want to understand WHY your posts work to scale your output. Spy Mode on top creators in your niche, Dataset X-Ray on your own posts, 33 measured tactics with your personal stats, AI Strategist for monthly planning. EasyGen helps you spot trending topics, LinkPost helps you understand and maximize each post.
To manage 5 to 20 LinkedIn accounts with different voices, LinkPost's multiple writing profiles + unified calendar save hours. Spy Mode to benchmark each client's competitors. AI Strategist to deliver a monthly plan in 2 clicks. EasyGen is more optimized for a solo user managing their own account.
LinkPost was co-founded in France by Yannis Haismann and Matteo, two engineers. The proprietary virality prediction algorithm is trained on 1M+ X and LinkedIn posts analyzed semantically and was designed building on LinkedIn Engineering's public research (March 2026). 17 months of R&D before the V2 launch.
EasyGen is led by Ruben Hassid, a Franco-Israeli AI content creator (700,000+ LinkedIn followers, millions of views per day). Former techno label manager turned prompt engineering reference after a viral post hit 2 million views in December 2022. His tagline sums up the angle of EasyGen: «Master AI before it masters you».
"I build IKEA instructions for AI tools. Once I've built a piece of furniture that looks decent, I tell myself: now I need to write the instructions to get to that piece of furniture. Like IKEA 1-2-3-4-5, everyone has to be able to follow."
[TAKEAWAY]Two philosophies for the same problem. LinkPost side: engineers building a proprietary algorithm trained on a semantic dataset of 1M+ posts (300+ factors, 27 personalized on your style), aligned with LinkedIn Engineering's public research. EasyGen side: solo content creator building an editorial tool from prompt engineering expertise accumulated over 3 years and 700,000+ LinkedIn followers. The first bets on measurable prediction, the second on clear instructions.
Pick LinkPost if you publish to drive business through inbound content, and every post matters. The difference with EasyGen is that we don't just give you trending topics: we generate 25 calibrated variants scored on 300+ factors and tell you which one to publish. It's science replacing intuition. On the 20 most active users: x1.93 likes over 60 days, ×3 on their best post. Transparent pricing (€99/month or €790/year), visible on linkpost.gg.
Pick EasyGen if your dominant format is pure newsjacking (publish this morning on what's buzzing this morning, Reddit/X/Google/Bing/Perplexity signals to scan directly in a dedicated radar), if you accept undisclosed pricing and a 7-day trial to test, and if you don't need predictive scoring or 25 scored variants per topic. EasyTrend remains the most direct UX for watching emerging conversations in real time.
"LinkPost is way ahead of the competition. I've been training entrepreneurs for 8 years, and it catapults everything I know."
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| 89 |
| ×3.30 |
| 3 | LP-003 | 3.9 | 11.0 | ×2.83 | 9 | 149 | ×16.56 |
| 4 | LP-004 | 8.5 | 20.7 | ×2.44 | 28 | 461 | ×16.46 |
| 5 | LP-005 | 28.9 | 70.0 | ×2.42 | 33 | 822 | ×24.91· Cohort record |
| 6 | LP-006 | 23.5 | 49.8 | ×2.12 | 73 | 159 | ×2.18 |
| 7 | LP-007 | 2.5 | 5.1 | ×2.04 | 5 | 18 | ×3.60 |
| 8 | LP-008 | 1.4 | 2.9 | ×1.99 | 7 | 39 | ×5.57 |
| 9 | LP-009 | 7.7 | 15.3 | ×1.98 | 127 | 51 | ×0.40 |
| 10 | LP-010 | 14.0 | 27.3 | ×1.95 | 53 | 163 | ×3.08 |
| 11 | LP-011 | 27.3 | 52.8 | ×1.94 | 62 | 87 | ×1.40 |
| 12 | LP-012 | 9.4 | 17.7 | ×1.90 | 29 | 41 | ×1.41 |
| 13 | LP-013 | 39.6 | 73.3 | ×1.85 | 101 | 156 | ×1.54 |
| 14 | LP-014 | 199.8 | 365.3 | ×1.83 | 487 | 1136 | ×2.33 |
| 15 | LP-015 | 32.8 | 57.5 | ×1.75 | 56 | 140 | ×2.50 |
| 16 | LP-016 | 18.9 | 32.8 | ×1.73 | 135 | 316 | ×2.34 |
| 17 | LP-017 | 32.1 | 52.9 | ×1.65 | 111 | 167 | ×1.50 |
| 18 | LP-018 | 8.9 | 13.8 | ×1.56 | 28 | 83 | ×2.96 |
| 19 | LP-019 | 9.8 | 15.1 | ×1.54 | 29 | 44 | ×1.52 |
| 20 | LP-020 | 43.2 | 65.3 | ×1.51 | 115 | 364 | ×3.17 |
[METHODOLOGY]Cohort: the 20 most active LinkPost users (measured by post volume) during the beta period, before the official public launch. No cherry-picking: top 20 by activity, not by results. For each user, we compare their average likes and record posts over the 60 days before they signed up to LinkPost vs the 60 days after signup. Identities anonymized (LP-001 to LP-020).
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