The agents do the drafting for every voice you manage. Your team does what only it can: judgment, taste, and a yes that is on the record.
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The problems this solves
Written Monday, commented Wednesday, forgotten Friday. The doc-to-DM-to-doc loop kills more content than bad ideas do.
"Did anyone check this?" is a question with no owner. When something goes out wrong, there is no record of who said yes.
Ghost-drafting for three execs means three voices to fake and three calendars to chase. You became the content team by accident.
The business case
LinkedIn and Edelman keep measuring the same thing from different angles: buyers trust what your people publish more than what your brand ships, and the stakeholders you never meet are reading it before they let sales in the door.
3in 4
decision-makers trust thought leadership over product sheets and marketing material.
LinkedIn · Edelman
95%
of hidden buyer stakeholders are more open to outreach after strong thought leadership.
LinkedIn · Edelman, 2025
12×
larger combined reach in your people’s networks than in the company page’s following.
Not our numbers. LinkedIn’s and Edelman’s.
See it working
Drafts arrive sounding like their author, wait in review rounds with threaded comments, and ship on schedule with every yes on the record. This is that queue, live.
Every round is on the record: who wrote it, who asked for what, who said yes, and who said no.
The team you hire
Agent 01 · Performance Analyzer
One view of what worked across every exec and the team, benchmarked per brand.
Sees the numbers LinkedIn's public tools don't share, synced from the LinkedIn account you connect.
Agent 02 · Idea Generator
Fills each exec’s backlog from their wins and your content pillars, so the mix stays on strategy.
Every idea arrives with the receipts: which post, which number, why now.
Agent 03 · Post Generator
Drafts in each exec’s own voice, so you edit for judgment, not for impersonation.
Voice is re-learned from your recent posts weekly, so it drifts with you, not away from you.
Agent 04 · Graphic Generator
Brand-consistent graphics without a design ticket for every post.
On-brand by default. Your infographic comes out looking like yours, not stock AI output.
Built in · Scheduling
Approved drafts flow into your queue and publish through LinkedIn’s official API at the times that work for your audience: first comment written for you, failures flagged to your inbox.
Publishing uses LinkedIn’s official API. Nothing about this touches automation LinkedIn prohibits.
And everything still waits for your yes. See how approvals workIn their words
“Never thought I would actually start posting on LinkedIn, but Depost AI changed that for me. I used it for comments first, then tried the post creation, and it stuck.”
Maryam Khan Lodhi
Marketing & Growth Lead
The plan you need
Team
$99 /month
Your first LinkedIn account, then a flat $59 a month each. Unlimited seats: the whole team reviews without touching the bill.
No. Seats are unlimited on Team. Writers, reviewers, and the exec who only approves are all free; you pay per LinkedIn account you run.
Yes. Roles are set per brand: who creates, who reviews, who publishes. The intern can draft for one exec and see nothing else.
Every approval and change request, by whom and when, per post. When legal or a client asks who signed off, the answer is a link.
From their own published posts, re-learned weekly as they evolve. You stop ghost-approximating three voices and start editing drafts that already sound like their author.
$99 a month for the first LinkedIn account plus $59 for each of the other two, so $217 a month in total, with the whole marketing team, every reviewer, and the execs themselves included free.
Brief your team once. It studies, plans, writes, designs, and schedules. You approve.
Your brief comes with you: once you're set up, it's the team's first job.
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