Is LinkPost at €99/month more expensive than Supergrow?

Yes, Supergrow starts at $19/month (Starter), significantly cheaper than LinkPost. But the two tools are positioned differently: Supergrow is an all-in-one beginner-friendly AI tool, LinkPost is a virality prediction + multi-variant generation tool. If you're starting on LinkedIn, Supergrow is the right price/value ratio. If you publish to drive business through content, LinkPost's ROI is measurable (x1.93 likes over 60 days).

Isn't the 300+ factor scoring just marketing?

No. The V2 algorithm analyzes 300+ factors total, including 27 personalized on your history (vs 49 factors and 0 personal in V1). It's trained on 1M+ LinkedIn posts. Before/after measured results on the 20 most active users over 60 days: x1.93 likes on average, average best post goes from 78 to 237 likes (×3), 1 user out of 4 multiplies their record by 10+. Not marketing, measured numbers.

What's the real concrete difference with Supergrow?

Supergrow is an all-in-one beginner-friendly tool to generate + schedule LinkedIn posts. LinkPost is a virality prediction + multi-variant generation tool: we generate 25 versions of each post, score them on 300+ factors, tell you which to publish. Plus Competitor Spy Mode, AI Strategist for your monthly plan, Dataset X-Ray. Supergrow = simplicity for beginners. LinkPost = depth to maximize every post.

Supergrow has a free trial, LinkPost doesn't?

Supergrow offers a 7-day free trial with no commitment (accounts pause if you don't subscribe at the end). LinkPost doesn't have a full-product trial, but the Post Analyzer is free without signup at linkpost.gg/post-analyzer: paste a post, we score it on 300+ factors. To use LinkPost in full, sign up then pick a plan: €99/month or €790/year.

Can I migrate my Supergrow posts to LinkPost?

Nothing to migrate. LinkPost connects to your official LinkedIn account and analyzes your existing posts directly. No copy-paste, no manual import. Your writing profiles are automatically created from your last 100 published posts on LinkedIn.

Are Supergrow and LinkPost French?

Supergrow is founded by an international team (supergrow.ai domain). LinkPost is co-founded by Yannis Haismann in France (alongside LinkHub, LinkEarn and LinkMagnet in the same galaxy). Both are GDPR-compliant. Both publish via the official LinkedIn API, no scraping, no ban risk.

LinkPost vs Supergrow: Which One Should You Choose in 2026?

Name: Beta cohort raw data
Creator: LinkPost
Published: 2026-05-22

[Quick answer]

The synthesis in 30 seconds

[TL;DR · Pick your scenario]

Which one is for you?

For you if

You want to know BEFORE publishing what will work
You publish to generate leads from content (inbound)
You want the most complete and advanced tool on the market

LinkPost

For you if

You want an all-in-one tool (generation, Content DNA, repurposing, PostCast)
You manage a team with approval workflows (Teams plan)
You don't need predictive scoring or competitor monitoring

Supergrow

[Why one over the other?]

Supergrow advantage: low entry price ($19/month Starter), Content DNA to capture your voice, PostCast (AI interview to generate content), Teams plan at $139/month with workflows and 4 accounts.
LinkPost advantage: x1.93 likes measured over 60 days, +71% posts that hit, -75% flops avoided. Plus Competitor Spy Mode, AI Strategist, Dataset X-Ray, multi-source (YouTube, podcast, PDF, voice).

[Proof in numbers · Measured ROI]

What about ROI?

x1.93

likes over 60 days

Measured on LinkPost's 20 most active users, before/after

+71%

posts that hit

Across 50,000+ posts tested with the V2 algo

-75%

flops avoided

Weak posts detected before publication

[Cohort · 20 most active LinkPost users]

n=20 · 2026-05-22

Beta cohort raw data
#	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. Supergrow at $19/month generates a post and leaves you guessing if it'll land. LinkPost at €99/month generates 25 variants per post, tells you which one to publish, and learns your style. The ROI tips the moment you publish to drive business rather than to test consistency.

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[Comparison table · 10 criteria]

Comparison table

LinkPost vs Supergrow · comparison over 10 criteria, scored out of 10
Criterion	LinkPost	Supergrow
Entry price	6/10 €99/month or €790/year, single plan	9/10 $19/month Starter, $39 Pro, $139 Teams (4 accounts), Enterprise custom
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
Virality prediction before publication	9/10 300+ factors analyzed, 27 personal factors learned on your style	0/10 No predictive scoring, you publish without a score
Hooks and writing 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 Basic templates and hooks, no personal impact stats
Competitor Spy Mode	9/10 Monitors a creator continuously: controversy, TOFU/MOFU/BOFU mix, POD, top fans, emotion prediction per post	0/10 Feature does not exist
AI Strategist (monthly content plan)	9/10 1 month of posts built in 2 clicks, based on your stats + 1M+ posts + real-time news	4/10 Basic topic suggestions, no auto-built monthly plan
Multi-source (YouTube, podcast, PDF, voice)	9/10 YouTube, podcast, article, PDF, image, voice note, raw thought — each scored	7/10 YouTube, articles, PDF + PostCast (audio AI interview, unique format)
LinkedIn Analytics (Dataset X-Ray)	10/10 TOFU/MOFU/BOFU funnel mix per post, 100% of comments analyzed, emotional response prediction before publication, same depth via Spy Mode	6/10 Basic engagement stats (impressions, likes, comments)
Post scheduling	9/10 Built-in editorial calendar + official LinkedIn API	9/10 Simple and effective scheduling via LinkedIn API
Beginner-friendly UX	7/10 Guided onboarding, but feature depth = learning curve	10/10 Ultra simple workflow, perfect for beginners with no LinkedIn experience

[Breakdown · Feature by feature]

Feature-by-feature breakdown

25-variant generation + scoring + best-pick

Supergrow generates 1 post at a time via its AI module. It's fast, simple, perfect to start. LinkPost works differently: 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 see immediately which one has the highest probability of taking off. You publish that one.

LinkPost wins

25 scored variants vs 1 post at a time. You publish the best, not the first draft.

Virality prediction before publication

It's the core of LinkPost V2. Before you click Publish, the algorithm analyzes your post on 300+ factors, including 27 learned on 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 algo 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). Supergrow does not offer this functionality.

LinkPost wins

Feature absent from Supergrow. The structural gap between the two tools.

Beginner-friendly UX and simplicity

This is where Supergrow wins outright, and we have to be honest. Supergrow built itself around simplicity: linear workflow, few options to choose, near-zero learning curve. If you're starting on LinkedIn and don't want to learn to use a complex tool, Supergrow gets you running in 5 minutes. LinkPost is denser because it does more: scoring, Spy Mode, AI Strategist, Dataset X-Ray, 33 tactics. The learning curve is longer, but the ROI once mastered is also bigger.

Supergrow wins

Supergrow wins on simplicity. LinkPost requires some onboarding to leverage its full depth.

Hooks and measured writing tactics

Supergrow offers basic templates and hooks to help you start. LinkPost goes several levels further: 33 measured virality tactics (22 attention tactics + 11 rules), organized 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 the measured impact on your performance. The X-Ray mode in the editor points directly to each missed tactic while you write. Full public documentation: linkpost.gg/cheat-sheet.

LinkPost wins

Supergrow = basic templates. LinkPost = 33 measured tactics + personal stats + direct integration with scoring and editor.

Competitor Spy Mode

Supergrow has no creator monitoring. LinkPost does active monitoring: you pick a LinkedIn creator in your niche, we monitor them non-stop and surface their real controversy level, TOFU/MOFU/BOFU mix, most profitable topics, viral tactics, audience emotional response per post, best publishing days, whether they're in a POD, and the top 10 most engaged profiles around them.

LinkPost wins

No equivalent at Supergrow. You learn from those who succeed instead of copying blind.

AI Strategist: 1 month of content in 2 clicks

Supergrow offers basic topic suggestions. LinkPost goes further: you ask for your monthly editorial plan, the AI Strategist runs hundreds of parallel queries on its 1M+ post DB, your personal history, and real-time industry news. Output: 30 posts built on what actually works in your niche, internally coherent, ready to publish. 1 post idea per day, a full month of structured editorial, in 2 clicks.

LinkPost wins

Full strategy vs piece-by-piece topic suggestions.

Analytics and Dataset X-Ray

Supergrow offers basic engagement analytics (impressions, likes, comments). LinkPost decodes your posts at a level no other tool on the market reaches: business funnel mix (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU) per post, analysis of 100% of comments (sentiment, controversy, your audience's emotional response), identification of your real best post (1 user out of 3 discovers it's not what they thought), niche benchmark. The algorithm also PREDICTS the emotional response of your posts BEFORE publication. And the same depth of analysis applies to any LinkedIn creator via Spy Mode.

LinkPost wins

Supergrow = basic stats. LinkPost = behavioral science (TOFU/MOFU/BOFU + 100% comments + emotion prediction + Spy Mode).

Multi-source: turn anything into a post

Supergrow mainly turns articles and YouTube videos into posts. LinkPost goes further: YouTube, podcast, blog article, PDF, image, voice note, raw thought. And each output is scored. Useful if you already create content elsewhere (podcast episode, client deck, WhatsApp voice note).

LinkPost wins

More input sources, and every output is scored.

[Personas · The right pick for your profile]

The right pick for your profile

LinkedIn beginner (<500 followers)

If you're starting on LinkedIn, your budget is under $30/month, and you want a simple tool to generate + schedule posts without a learning curve, Supergrow is an excellent entry point. Clean UX, linear workflow, you publish in 5 minutes. You'll upgrade to LinkPost when each post starts mattering for your business.

Recommendation[Supergrow]

B2B SaaS founder driving lead generation

A single viral post can bring you 5 to 15 demo requests. You don't have time to publish blind. LinkPost generates 25 variants, tells you which one will land, and you publish that one. Over 90 days, the ROI of a single successful post pays for 6 months of subscription at €99/month.

Recommendation[LinkPost]

Coach or consultant scaling personal brand

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. Supergrow helps you publish consistently, LinkPost helps you understand and maximize every post.

Recommendation[LinkPost]

Marketing agency managing multiple clients

To manage 5 to 20 LinkedIn accounts with different voices, LinkPost's multiple writing profiles + unified calendar save you hours. Spy Mode to benchmark each client's competitors. AI Strategist to deliver a monthly plan in 2 clicks. Supergrow remains optimized for a single beginner user.

Recommendation[LinkPost]

[Our verdict · Which one, really]

Final verdict

[Our pick · For LinkPost]

Pick LinkPost if you publish to generate business through inbound content, and every post matters. The difference with Supergrow on content creation is that we don't give you a simplified workflow, we generate 25 calibrated variants scored on 300+ factors and tell you which one to publish. Science replaces intuition. On the 20 most active users: x1.93 likes over 60 days, x3 on their best post.

[For Supergrow]

Pick Supergrow if you're starting on LinkedIn, your budget is strictly under $30/month, and you want a simple tool to build the habit of publishing without investing in virality prediction. It's a good starter, clean UX, no learning curve. You'll upgrade to LinkPost when each post starts mattering for your business.

[FAQ · What people ask us]

Frequently asked questions

Is LinkPost at €99/month more expensive than Supergrow?: Yes, Supergrow starts at $19/month (Starter), significantly cheaper than LinkPost. But the two tools are positioned differently: Supergrow is an all-in-one beginner-friendly AI tool, LinkPost is a virality prediction + multi-variant generation tool. If you're starting on LinkedIn, Supergrow is the right price/value ratio. If you publish to drive business through content, LinkPost's ROI is measurable (x1.93 likes over 60 days).
Isn't the 300+ factor scoring just marketing?: No. The V2 algorithm analyzes 300+ factors total, including 27 personalized on your history (vs 49 factors and 0 personal in V1). It's trained on 1M+ LinkedIn posts. Before/after measured results on the 20 most active users over 60 days: x1.93 likes on average, average best post goes from 78 to 237 likes (×3), 1 user out of 4 multiplies their record by 10+. Not marketing, measured numbers.
What's the real concrete difference with Supergrow?: Supergrow is an all-in-one beginner-friendly tool to generate + schedule LinkedIn posts. LinkPost is a virality prediction + multi-variant generation tool: we generate 25 versions of each post, score them on 300+ factors, tell you which to publish. Plus Competitor Spy Mode, AI Strategist for your monthly plan, Dataset X-Ray. Supergrow = simplicity for beginners. LinkPost = depth to maximize every post.
Supergrow has a free trial, LinkPost doesn't?: Supergrow offers a 7-day free trial with no commitment (accounts pause if you don't subscribe at the end). LinkPost doesn't have a full-product trial, but the Post Analyzer is free without signup at : paste a post, we score it on 300+ factors. To use LinkPost in full, sign up then pick a plan: €99/month or €790/year.

[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).

Should I leave Supergrow to switch to LinkPost?

Depends on your stage. If you're starting on LinkedIn and Supergrow is enough to publish consistently, keep Supergrow. When you move to serious business usage (generating leads, scaling personal brand, managing multiple accounts), LinkPost covers everything Supergrow does + adds virality prediction, 25-variant scoring, Spy Mode and AI Strategist.

How does LinkPost factor in the new LinkedIn algorithm?

LinkPost's virality prediction algorithm was designed building on LinkedIn Engineering's public research, notably the article "Engineering the next generation of LinkedIn's Feed" published by Hristo Danchev on March 12, 2026 (https://www.linkedin.com/blog/engineering/feed/engineering-the-next-generation-of-linkedins-feed). That paper details the transition to a unified feed via LLM embeddings, percentile bucketing of engagement signals (popularity-signal correlation ×30 per LinkedIn), temporal interaction sequences (Generative Recommender, transformer with causal attention), and the passive/active signal distinction. Our algorithm models exactly these signals: estimated dwell, passive/active mix, semantic structure, persona-specific temporal profile. That's what sets it apart from a plain LLM-as-a-judge based on grammar.

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LinkPost vs Supergrow: Which One Should You Choose in 2026?

The synthesis in 30 seconds