The 11 Best Taplio Alternatives in 2026 (With Real Prices)

Taplio is the name everyone hears first when they go looking for a LinkedIn tool. But it isn't the only option, and for plenty of people it isn't the best one either. If you just want posts that sound like you, not like a robot that's read too many motivational quotes, there's plenty to choose from.

We've done the digging on all 11. Flypost is ours, so it's first on the list, but every tool gets the same treatment.

What are the best Taplio alternatives in 2026?

The best Taplio alternative depends on what you want help with. If you have a blog, videos or documents to turn into posts, go with Flypost. For cheap AI writing in your own voice, try Supergrow. If you write your own posts and just want a better editor, AuthoredUp is the one. For bigger teams that live in analytics, look at Scripe.

Here's the quick version:

Prices checked on each tool's own pricing page on 4 October 2026. EasyGen doesn't publish one.

Why do people switch from Taplio?

Usually it's one of three things: the price, the reviews, or how it connects to LinkedIn.

Taplio isn't a bad tool. It has a big library of past viral posts to borrow ideas from, and its top plan adds lead-finding and outreach tools that none of the content tools below try to match. If you use both halves, it can still make sense.

But the plan you see first doesn't include the thing most people want, which is help writing:

Its reviews are mixed too, with some people describing surprise renewals and trouble cancelling. And it works through a Chrome extension rather than LinkedIn's official connection, which matters more than you'd think (more on that below).

So if you mostly use Taplio for writing, there's a good chance something else suits you better.

Which Taplio alternatives are worth trying?

1. Flypost

Most AI writing tools start you off with a blank box and a blinking cursor. Flypost starts with you.

You point it at your blog, your YouTube channel and your documents, and it reads the lot. We call this the Brain. When you sit down to write, Flypost drafts from your actual material, so your real stories, numbers and opinions make it into the post instead of generic filler. On paid plans it checks your blog and channel every week and picks up anything new on its own.

Then it turns those ideas into whatever format suits them. Text posts, carousels, infographics, memes, stat graphics, product shots and long-form LinkedIn articles all come from the same place, and your carousels and infographics arrive in your brand fonts and colours without any fiddling.

Before you post, a score checker gives your draft an honest once-over. It's built on our study of real LinkedIn posts, so it knows which habits actually help, and it'll call out a weak opening line or a sneaky "game-changer" before your audience does.

2. Supergrow

Supergrow is the cheapest honest route to AI writing that sounds like you. Its $19 plan already learns your style from your past posts, which Taplio makes you pay $69 for.

Its best trick is PostCast, an AI interviewer that chats with you for 10 to 30 minutes and turns what you said into drafts. If you'd rather talk than type, it's genuinely lovely. Teams get a lot too: everyone has their own voice profile, and managers can send out interview prompts and approve posts before they go live.

3. AuthoredUp

If you love writing your own posts and just want them to look great, AuthoredUp is the best editor around. It's a Chrome extension that sits on top of LinkedIn and adds bold and italic text, bullet points, a readability check, and a preview that shows exactly where LinkedIn's "see more" cut-off will land on phone and desktop.

It also pulls in your whole posting history and tells you your best times to post. There's a new AI writer called Coauthor, but it's still in closed beta, and AuthoredUp doesn't make images of any kind.

4. MagicPost

MagicPost tries to be your whole LinkedIn routine in one tab: ideas, drafts, carousels, scheduling, analytics and replying to comments. It's built in France, connects through LinkedIn's official API, and has one of the bigger piles of happy reviews on this list.

Watch the price, though. The "from $29" you'll see is the yearly rate for a plan with no AI writing. Where it's thinner is voice: it learns your style from a handful of recent posts and a few questions, so some people find the openings start to repeat.

5. ContentIn

ContentIn keeps things refreshingly simple. Its cheapest plan includes the AI ghostwriter, which learns from your past LinkedIn posts, plus over 1,000 templates and scheduling.

There are monthly limits on the starter plan, and very few recent reviews to go on, so it's a better fit if you already have 20 or so posts for it to learn from.

6. Typegrow

Typegrow is the easiest one to try: there's a free plan and you don't need a card. It covers AI writing, scheduling and carousels, and says it has a library of over a million viral posts to learn from.

The catch is that it doesn't say what the free and paid plans actually include, and we couldn't find a single independent review. So the honest advice is to spend an afternoon with the free plan and decide for yourself.

7. Oiti

Oiti goes deep on sounding like you. It builds a detailed profile of how you write, remembers your past sessions, and keeps a library of your articles, videos and PDFs to draw from.

Its Pro plan adds extra personas and accounts, which makes it a nice fit for a small ghostwriting agency. It's mostly a text tool, though, and it's a one-person company with no reviews yet.

8. Scripe

Scripe is built for companies putting several people on LinkedIn at once. You get approvals, a shared content board, campaigns, and an interview mode that turns what people tell it into posts.

Its analytics are the best on this list. It can track a post from the first click all the way to revenue. Its reviews have taken a dip lately, though, and the cheapest plan is for one person only.

9. Postbeam

Postbeam is the only content tool here that's really about sales. It writes and schedules your posts, then ranks the people who engaged with them against your ideal customer and drafts a first message to each.

That lead feature asks you to paste in your LinkedIn session cookie, a login token that lets software act as you. In a public review on AppSumo, a customer reports that Postbeam's developer confirmed this isn't part of LinkedIn's standard permitted integration. That's worth knowing before you switch it on.

10. Kleo

Kleo is as much a coaching programme as a piece of software. One plan gets you a writing app, a personal knowledge base and a live coaching group.

There's no free trial, and the money-back guarantee only covers the yearly plan, so you're committing upfront. It doesn't support teams. You may have read that LinkedIn banned Kleo, but we couldn't find a real source for that, and Kleo says it now posts through LinkedIn's official API.

11. EasyGen

EasyGen writes fast text drafts shaped like what's working on LinkedIn right now, based on what top creators are posting and what's trending. It has a scheduling calendar but deliberately leaves the posting to you.

It doesn't publish its price anywhere. Third-party sources put it at about $60 a month, so ask before you commit.

How much do Taplio alternatives really cost?

Most cost between about $30 and $70 a month once you pick the plan that actually does what you need. The trick to watch for is a cheap headline price on a plan that leaves out the main feature.

How do you choose the right Taplio alternative?

Start with the one job you want done, then work backwards:

1. Pick your main job. Writing from your own content, writing in your voice, formatting, analytics or leads. Each tool above is strongest at one of these.
2. Find the cheapest plan that does that job, not the cheapest plan overall.
3. Check monthly or yearly. Lots of pricing pages show the yearly rate first.
4. Check how it posts. Tools using LinkedIn's official connection are the safe bet.
5. Use the trial on a real week of posting before you pay for a year.

Are Taplio alternatives safe for your LinkedIn account?

The safest tools post through LinkedIn's official connection, and most of these do. Be more careful with browser extensions, and steer clear of anything that wants your password or your session cookie.

LinkedIn's help page on prohibited software and extensions says members who use tools that "scrape, modify the appearance of, or automate activity" on the site "risk having their accounts restricted or shut down".

Flypost connects through an approved LinkedIn partner, and it never likes, comments or messages on your behalf. Scripe's Business plan can schedule likes, comments and reshares across your team's accounts, which are exactly the actions LinkedIn's rules single out, so check how it works before you turn it on.

How did we compare these Taplio alternatives?

In August 2026 we built a research file for each of the 12 tools on this page, Taplio included, and on 4 October 2026 we rechecked every price and review count:

• We read every plan on each tool's live pricing page, monthly and yearly.
• We read their help docs, changelogs and product videos.
• We gathered independent reviews from G2, Trustpilot, Product Hunt, the Chrome Web Store and AppSumo, and noted how many reviews sat behind each score.

Most "Taplio alternatives" pages are written by companies selling one of them, so we only used rival vendors' pages to cross-check prices, never for verdicts. We haven't yet run all twelve side by side on the same post, and we'll add the results here when we do. We recheck prices every quarter.