About
Building the social media content system for B2B teams.
Every company has people worth hearing from. Almost none has a way to get them published. That gap is the whole reason Scripe exists.
Knowing, not guessing.
We started Scripe after building LinkedIn profiles by hand for long enough to see that the work was the same every time, and that almost none of it was the writing.
The hard part was knowing what to say, and getting it out of the people who knew it. So we set out to know instead of guessing: since 2024 Scripe has read LinkedIn posts, around 15 million of them, updated daily, and it looks for the ones that beat their own author's average rather than the ones with the largest audience.
Around that we built the parts a marketing team actually needs: the company's knowledge, a lane on every post, media in the brand kit, one calendar for every profile, approvals, and LinkedIn's own numbers at the end.
Beforehand, what works. Afterwards, what it brought. It is the system we wanted when we did this work ourselves, and we build it for the teams who have something worth saying.
The team behind Scripe.
We are builders, marketers and storytellers, and everyone here publishes under their own name. It is the fastest way to find out what the product still gets wrong.
We're hiring
Backed by the best.
- Robert Heineke, LinkedInFounder, Leaders Media
- Benjamin Visser, LinkedInFounder and CEO, allygatr
- Julius Göllner, LinkedInFounder, ARRtist
- Laura Raggl, LinkedInManaging Partner, ROI Ventures
- Nico Axtmann, LinkedInCore Engineer, Platform Engineering Labs
- Daniel Frese, LinkedInCo-founder, Pexels
- Michael Kamleitner, LinkedInCEO, Walls.io
- Nina Kani, LinkedInBusiness Angel and GTM Advisor
- Michael Streit, LinkedInAI Strategist and Executive Coach
- Roman Geugelin, LinkedInFounder, Pyne
- Emanuel Jöbstl, LinkedInCEO, Optima
In their own words.
Posts by people who use Scripe, shown as they published them on LinkedIn.
Evidence over opinion
Every idea in the product names what it stands on: the outlier, the passage, the positioning point. Where we cannot show the source, we do not make the claim.
The best offer wins, not the loudest
We build for teams who have something to say, not for the ones willing to post the most. Volume is not a strategy and we will not sell it as one.
Care, down to the detail
A product people open on Monday morning earns the detail work: the empty states, the German, the keyboard path, the second read of every sentence.
Open by default
Everything the app does, the public API, the MCP server and webhooks do too. A content system should not be a place your work gets stuck.
More than 1,200 companies run LinkedIn on Scripe, from solo founders to teams of 20 and more.
