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Calendar · Scheduling

Social media scheduling software for B2B teams

Your LinkedIn posts go out as scheduled, and so do your team's. Each one publishes from its own profile once it's approved.

This weekSep 7 – 11
MonTueWedThuFri
Eva9:10
Christoph8:4012:00
Nicolle9:309:00
Roel17:00
Scripe10:0011:00
Live on LinkedIn · 9:10
Approved by Nicolle

More than 1,200 companies run LinkedIn on Scripe, from solo founders to teams of 20 and more.

Teams
Agencies
Scripe for agencies

Goes out on time, from every profile.

  • Every profile, one place

    Your profile, the company page and your experts, scheduled from one calendar.

  • Publishes on its own

    Once approved, posts go out at the time you set, through LinkedIn's official interface, even when you're out of office.

  • No shared logins

    You draft and schedule on someone's behalf, they approve, and it publishes on their own profile.

Keeps every profile on schedule.

Your teamThis week
Planned aheadIn reviewLive
ScripeCompany Page3 weeks13
EvaCo-Founder & CEO3 weeks–2
ChristophCo-Founder & CTO2 weeks11
NicolleHead of Marketing4 weeks–2
RoelSoftware Engineer1 week1–

Turns one idea into a post for each person

Each profile gets its own draft, and agencies do the same in each client's workspace. Every post has a job, and the calendar shows which ones still wait for approval.

First hour · Eva's postLive 09:10
Nicolle Sales saw exactly this.Posted 09:12
Christoph "A filter, not a cost" is the whole story.09:21
Roel Public prices are a trust signal.09:40
Scripe LogoScripeApp09:10#engagementEva's post is live. The first hour is yours.

Brings the team to every post

Each person can set up likes and comments on colleagues' posts in advance, so no one has to ask for them.

Gives everyone the right access

Roles set who sees what, each post names who approves it, and your brand rules sit in one place.

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Last 14 days
Germany58%
Austria17%
Switzerland11%

Measures each post by its job

Every profile's numbers sit in one analytics dashboard: impressions for Reach, saves for Trust, clicks for Convert. Tracked links count each click by post, profile and country.

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The hour barely matters. Against the author's usual engagement, the best time of day earns 4% more and the worst 5% less. So the next open slot is a good one.

Plugs into the tools you already use.

Integrations with Google Drive, Notion, GitHub, Granola, Slack, WhatsApp, Claude, ChatGPT and more.

All integrations

  • Google Drive

    Pick the documents that matter, such as your positioning deck, messaging doc, or case-study PDF, and Scripe reads each into the knowledge base and refreshes it when the file changes, so the ideas in your calendar are grounded in your own material.

    How it works

  • Notion

    Choose the Notion pages that hold your positioning and playbooks and Scripe reads them into the knowledge base, cited wherever a draft uses them. Notion also works as a destination: through webhooks and Zapier or n8n, a new idea or a published post writes a row back into the content-plan database your team already plans in.

    How it works

  • GitHub

    Connect a repository and pick the paths that matter (docs, changelogs, READMEs), and a new release note becomes source material for the product lead's next post, with its source linked.

    How it works

  • WhatsApp

    Scripe sends a content question as a WhatsApp message with a short form; the person answers by voice or text, with no login and no account, and a spoken answer is transcribed and turned into a draft, ready to schedule.

    How it works

  • Slack

    Publishing, approvals, and new ideas reach the channel your team already reads. Review requests reach the reviewer with a link into Scripe, and the channel gets each post the moment it goes live.

    How it works

  • Claude, ChatGPT, and the API

    Connect Scripe to Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok with one OAuth connection and plan from the chat: which outliers fit our positioning, draft this for the founder, schedule it. Around seventy tools, with the same permissions you have in the app. You can also build your own workflows on the public API.

    How it works

Compare it with the scheduler you use today.

Compare it with the scheduler you use today.ScripeNative platform schedulersAll-in-one suites (Buffer, Hootsuite)Approval and collaboration tools (Loomly, SocialPilot, Planable)
Built forLinkedIn-first B2B content systemScheduling posts inside one platform, one accountOne brand across many networksRouting and signing off content
Schedule across many profiles from one calendarYesNo, one account at a timeYesSome
Schedule for execs and employees without shared loginsYesNoBasicYes, often heavyweight
One idea, scheduled as a post for each personYesNoLimitedRarely
Link clicks and campaigns per postYes, tracked links and campaignsNoLimitedRarely
Connected through LinkedIn's official interface, no extensionYesNative to the platformVariesVaries

Teams where twenty or more people post.

More customer stories
  • ColdIQ

    ColdIQ: from 1:1 coaching to 20 to 30 people posting

    ColdIQ, a B2B growth and GTM agency, relied on one person coaching each teammate to post, which worked but would not scale. With Scripe as the team's content system, 20 to 30 people now post consistently, and the channel became a sales motion, not content for its own sake.

    “At this point, +80% of our deals are influenced by LinkedIn. People already trust us before we ever talk to them.”
    Alex Vacca · Co-founder, ColdIQ
    Read the full story
  • OMR

    OMR: from ghostwriting in a spreadsheet to 20+ team members publishing

    OMR's marketing manager was the single ghostwriter, managing every teammate's posts by hand in one huge spreadsheet. With Scripe, 20+ team members publish on a scalable, trackable process, inbound leads come in weekly, and the team switched off its LinkedIn ads.

    “Before we found Scripe, I was the ghostwriter, managing and writing all the posts in a huge Excel spreadsheet. It was very messy. We knew we needed a tool to help us scale.”
    Juliette Agay · B2B Marketing Manager, OMR
    Read the full story
  • Smovement

    Smovement: an agency scheduling for 25 to 30 client social sellers

    Smovement, a B2B marketing agency, plans, approves, and publishes with its clients inside Scripe's shared workspaces, running 25 to 30 social sellers and cutting content-operations time by 60% with no drop in quality.

    “By looping Scripe into our offer, we can collaborate with the client on everything in Scripe. Our customers can plan the content with us, leave comments, and we can ensure our strategy is coming to life at an executional level on LinkedIn.”
    Torben Fangmann · Co-founder, Smovement
    Read the full story

Who Scripe is for

  • B2B marketing teams

    For teams who want LinkedIn to bring in new customers, with more than one person posting. Service firms and B2B SaaS with 11 to 200 people.

  • GTM and growth teams

    For teams who run LinkedIn as a revenue channel, next to SEO and outbound.

  • Agencies

    Run LinkedIn for clients, one workspace per client, with roles and approvals.

    For agencies

  • Founders, consultants and experts

    Post for yourself, and bring in the right conversations.

    For small teams

Priced per profile and per seat

Every personal profile you plan for is a seat, with its own settings, knowledge and post history. Add seats as more people start posting. Approval workflows start in the Advanced plan, roles and permissions in the Business plan. A marketer prepares, each person reviews and publishes their own post, and nobody shares a login.

Link tracking and campaigns are part of the Business plan.

Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial.

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Content on a system

How the best growth teams make LinkedIn pay off.

  1. 01PositioningKnown for one thing.
  2. 02CalendarThe month, planned.
  3. 03PostsEvery post has a job.
  4. 04MeasurementAgainst your own average.

Start the week with it all scheduled.

Every post has its slot and its job. Nobody needs to be online when it goes out.

Frequently asked questions