ai and voice
Supergrow alternatives in 2026, priced per account you actually manage
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9 min read
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By Prateek Singh, founder of VoiceMoat
The short version
Supergrow is $19 a month for Starter, $39 for Pro and $139 for Teams, and Teams includes four accounts.
‼️ Its annual discount does not hold on Teams. The page says "20% off on all plans when you pay annually" and then lists $133. 20% off $139 is $111.20.
At four accounts, Teams works out at $34.75 each, which is genuinely cheap for this category.
‼️ Once people rather than accounts are what you are adding, Sendible changes the answer. It states "Unlimited users on all plans" and bills by workspace instead.
Taplio's equivalent tier is $199 a month, and ‼️ its Pro card contradicts itself: $149 a month billed yearly against "Cancel anytime, $1,188 billed annually", which are $600 apart.
AuthoredUp is the cheapest per profile at scale at $14.95 per profile a month on three or more, but it is an editor and analytics tool, not an AI writer.
Kleo is $99 a month flat, and what that buys over the cheaper tools is a person and a playbook rather than more software.
‼️ None of these prices should be taken from an article, including this one. Two of the four vendors here have arithmetic on their own pages that does not add up.
We sell a LinkedIn tool ourselves, so weigh this accordingly. VoiceMoat competes with everything on this page and appears here with its own prices alongside the rest. ‼️ Every figure was read off the vendor's own pricing page on 27 August 2026, in both billing positions, and no capability is attributed to any tool unless it appears on that tool's own page.
What does Supergrow actually cost?
Supergrow is $19 a month for Starter, $39 for Pro and $139 for Teams, which includes four accounts. Its page states a flat 20% annual discount. ‼️ That discount is accurate on two tiers and wrong on the third, and the third is the one teams buy.
Supergrow's published plans and the annual figures stated on the same page. The right-hand column is what a straight 20% would actually be.
Plan | Monthly | Annual, as stated | 20% off would be |
|---|---|---|---|
Starter | $19/mo | $16/mo | $15.20 |
Pro | $39/mo | $31/mo | $31.20 |
Teams, 4 accounts | $139/mo | ‼️ $133/mo | $111.20 |
‼️ Starter and Pro are within pennies of a true 20%. Teams is about four percent off. We cannot tell you which figure Supergrow intends, only that the two statements on its page do not agree.
What its own page says it does: "AI interviews, Content DNA, and repurposing in one workspace", "Calendar, queue, and first-comment scheduling", post repurposing from YouTube, articles and PDFs, "Insights & Analytics", "Team Analytics", and managing multiple client voices from one workspace.
The genuine strength, stated plainly: at $19 it is the cheapest entry point of any AI LinkedIn writer we priced, and at $34.75 an account on Teams it stays cheap as you add people.
⚠️ We have not tested the output of any tool on this page, and no claim about quality appears anywhere on it.
Sources: Supergrow pricing.
The comparison that matters: cost per account
Once you manage more than one person's LinkedIn, the headline price stops being the number. Supergrow Teams is $34.75 an account at four. Sendible Core is $30 a month total with unlimited users. Taplio's comparable tier is $199. The unit each vendor bills by decides this entirely.
Four accounts, annual billing where offered, using each vendor's own published figures. The right-hand column is what the vendor is actually counting.
Tool | Cost for 4 accounts | Per account | What it bills by |
|---|---|---|---|
Supergrow Teams | $133/mo billed annually | $33.25 | Accounts, 4 included |
Sendible Core | ‼️ $30/mo billed annually | $7.50 | Workspace, unlimited users, 6 profiles |
AuthoredUp Business | $49.84/mo billed annually | $12.46 | Profile, 3 or more |
Kleo | $83.25/mo billed annually | $20.81 | Flat, one subscription |
Taplio Pro | $149/mo billed yearly | $37.25 | ‼️ Its own annual total says otherwise, see below |
‼️ Sendible looks impossible until you read the last column. It is cheap per account because it counts workspaces and profiles, not people, and six profiles is what Core holds. If your four accounts need more than six profiles between them, you are on Plus at $84.
‼️ This table is not a like-for-like and we are not pretending it is. AuthoredUp does not write posts. Sendible is a publishing and monitoring suite, not an AI LinkedIn writer. Supergrow, Taplio and Kleo are the only three doing the same job.
Among those three, Supergrow is the cheapest at every size we checked, which is the honest headline for anyone leaving it purely on price. Leaving Supergrow to save money is unlikely to work.
‼️ Taplio's row carries a warning because its own page does. Its Pro card states $149 a month billed yearly and "Cancel anytime, $1,188 billed annually" on the same card. $149 twelve times is $1,788. Confirm the number at checkout before an annual commitment.
The full Taplio breakdown is at our Taplio alternatives page, and the six units these tools bill by are covered in our social media tools answers.
Sources: Sendible pricing, AuthoredUp pricing, Kleo pricing, Taplio pricing.
Where we fit, and where we do not
We make VoiceMoat. Our entry is $35 a month, which is more than Supergrow's $19, so if entry price is the decision then Supergrow wins it and we are not going to argue otherwise. We cover Twitter and LinkedIn rather than LinkedIn alone.
‼️ Who we do not suit: anyone who wants agency-scale client management. Supergrow's multiple-client workspace and Sendible's unlimited users are both built for that and we are not.
Our prices, on the same basis as the tables above: Free at $0, Creator $35 a month, Pro $69, Enterprise $150, with annual billed at ten times monthly so two months are free.
Our annual arithmetic is deliberately dull, at exactly ten times monthly. That is not a feature, it is just a number that cannot be got wrong, which two vendors on this page did.
Sources: VoiceMoat pricing.
What this page could not answer
Several things were researched, could not be verified against something you can open, and are left off this page rather than included with a hedge.
‼️ Which of Supergrow's two Teams figures is intended. Both the 20% claim and the $133 are on its own page. We report the mismatch and stop.
Whether any of these tools writes better than the others. We have not run them side by side and no quality claim appears above.
⚠️ Search demand for this comparison is thin. "supergrow alternatives" returns one suggestion each on Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo. We are telling you that rather than implying this is a crowded question.
⚠️ Prices change. Everything here was read on 27 August 2026 in both billing positions.
We sell a competing tool, which is why this page gives you each vendor's own numbers and the arithmetic rather than a verdict.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Supergrow cost in 2026?
Supergrow lists Starter at $19 a month, Pro at $39 and Teams at $139, which includes four accounts. Its page says annual billing takes 20% off all plans, quoting $16, $31 and $133 respectively.
Does Supergrow's annual discount really take 20% off?
On Starter and Pro, near enough. On Teams it does not. Its page lists $133 a month for Teams billed annually, and 20% off $139 is $111.20. That is roughly four percent off, not twenty.
What is the cheapest way to manage several LinkedIn accounts?
It depends on whether you are counting people or profiles. Supergrow Teams is $139 for four accounts, which is $34.75 each. Sendible bills by workspace and states unlimited users on all plans, so adding people costs nothing.
Is there a Supergrow alternative with unlimited users?
Sendible states unlimited users on all plans. Its Core tier is $35 a month billed monthly or $30 billed yearly for one workspace and six social profiles, and its Plus tier is $99 or $84 for three workspaces and eighteen profiles.
AI disclosure
Researched and written by Prateek Singh. Every price was read off the vendor's own pricing page on 27 August 2026, in both the monthly and the annual position of the toggle where one exists.
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