Use case · Content creation
Agents find the posts that outperform in your niche, turn them into ideas for every profile, write the drafts in each profile's tone of voice and design the visuals in your brand kit. You approve what goes out, and the results shape next week.
Approved by NicolleMore than 1,200 companies run LinkedIn on Scripe, from solo founders to teams of 20 and more.
Monday, three profiles to fill and no plan. Ideas come from whoever spoke last, drafts from a chat window, and nobody knows what last month's posts did.
Content without a system
Content with Scripe
How a post comes together in Scripe, followed from the outlier that started it to the slot it goes out in.
Explore spots what works
Agents read about 15 million LinkedIn posts and the sources you follow, and flag the ones that beat their author's own average.
The idea lands on your board
Scripe matches it to your positioning, gives it a job and writes down why it should work, with its sources.
A draft for every profile it fits
Pick a hook built from the outlier, and Scripe writes the post for each profile, from that profile's tone of voice.
A visual in your brand
Choose a format, an infographic or a carousel, and Scripe designs it with your colours, fonts and logo.
Approve, schedule, learn
The reviewer approves, the post goes out in its slot, and its numbers feed next week's ideas.
Each step of content creation has its place in Scripe, so nothing lives in a side document.
See the productScripe compares each post with its author's own average, so a breakout from a founder with 900 followers counts as much as one from a famous creator. Follow the authors and sources your buyers read, and the feed becomes yours.
The brief behind an idea cites the outlier it follows, the knowledge-base passage it draws on and the part of your positioning it serves. You can tell in a minute whether it deserves a post.
3 profilesEva· DraftThe decision, and the week sales hated itChristoph· DraftThe numbers, 90 days inNicolle· DraftWhat the discovery calls taught usAssign an idea to the founder, the head of sales and the Company Page. Each gets its own draft, written from that profile's tone of voice and the posts it learned from.
Infographic
Billboard
Quote cardInfographics, carousels, quote cards and photo overlays, generated from the draft in your brand kit. Remix a carousel that outperformed in your market in your own design.
5 profiles9:009:109:308:409:00Drafts move to review, get approved and land in a slot. You see each profile's month side by side, so the founder and the Company Page never say the same thing on the same day.
EvaCo-Founder & CEO61,800ChristophCo-Founder & CTO52,400ScripeCompany Page46,890NicolleHead of Marketing28,300RoelSoftware Engineer9,600LinkedIn's numbers for every post and profile, by strategy and format, and link clicks on your own domain. What worked comes back as ideas.
Every post in Scripe has a job. This is what a month can look like for a B2B team, across Reach, Trust and Convert.
ReachTop of funnel
Gets you seen by people who don't follow you yet.
TrustMiddle of funnel
Shows the people who already see you that you know this.
ConvertBottom of funnel
Invites the few readers who are in-market right now.
Most months lean on Reach and Trust. Convert works in proportion, as a small share of what you post.
Put a picture on it. In all twelve industries we measured, a text-only post earned 0.49× to 0.70× what the same author's single-image posts earned.
Cremanski & CompanyCremanski, a Berlin revenue consultancy, treated LinkedIn as an afterthought with no process and no safe way to post alongside leadership. With Scripe's planning and approval flow, the team crossed 240,000 impressions in under six months.
“It's kind of like going from 'you don't know what to do on LinkedIn' to 'you have a system that guides you through what to do.'”
Esentriesentri, an IT and strategy consultancy, could never stay consistent while ten specialists ran at full capacity on client work. Now a short weekly voice note turns into a set of posts that fit each person's positioning, even in the busy weeks, and monthly reach grew from 20,000 to 300,000 impressions.
“I used to reach the end of the week and realise I hadn't done anything worth posting about. Now I notice: every day there are five to ten things you could post about.”
OMROMR'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, and inbound leads now come in weekly.
“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.”
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.
Ideas, drafts, media, scheduling and LinkedIn analytics are part of every plan.
Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
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Why we publish our prices
We put our prices on the website. Sales hated it for a week.
Then the calls changed: fewer of them, and everyone who booked one already knew we fit.
Here is what we changed so it worked:
Quote card · Brand kit
