ai and voice
What is Oiti? The AI clone for LinkedIn content, explained (2026)
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7 min read
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By Prateek Singh, founder of VoiceMoat
Key takeaways
Oiti (ghostwriting-ai.com) is an AI clone for LinkedIn content. It reads your LinkedIn profile and website to build a profile of who you are, how you write and what you believe, then drafts long-form posts and learns from every edit.
Pricing is Creator at $49 a month and Pro at $79, with a 7-day free trial with no usage limits. Yearly billing is 50% off for early supporters, for a limited time.
It publishes through LinkedIn's official APIs, to personal profiles and company pages, with no browser extension. Pro adds analytics through the same APIs.
New in 2026: multiple writing styles, a knowledge base the AI cites from, a weekly inspiration feed and up to three clones on Pro, which suits agencies.
The "best LinkedIn AI tools" ranking that puts Oiti first is published by Oiti, and its user count is self-reported. We found no independent, count-backed rating.
If you also post on Twitter, or want a check on every draft, compare it with VoiceMoat, the Personal Brand OS for LinkedIn and Twitter: $1 for 3 days, plans from $35 a month. Disclosure: VoiceMoat is our product.
How we researched this. Everything below comes from Oiti’s own homepage, pricing section and FAQ, read on 12 October 2026. We have not used the product ourselves, so there is no hands-on testing in this review. Disclosure: VoiceMoat is our product.
What is Oiti?
Oiti is an AI content tool for LinkedIn at ghostwriting-ai.com. In about 30 seconds it reads your LinkedIn profile and website, researches your audience’s pain points, and writes a profile of you: your voice, your beliefs, your brand pillars and a content strategy. From there you chat with it to draft posts, it pulls from a knowledge base of your videos, articles, calls and PDFs, and every edit and correction is stored in long-term memory so later drafts fit better.
It calls itself “your AI clone for LinkedIn content” and leans into long-form, research-backed posts written for LinkedIn’s newer ranking system. It is built by an independent company, Tatsat Bodhaa (OPC) Private Limited.
What changed in 2026
Analytics. Impressions, reach, followers, engagement, saves and link clicks, read through LinkedIn’s official APIs (on Pro).
Writing styles. Build several styles for different themes and audiences, tuned on an eight-dimension style matrix, from a single LinkedIn URL.
A bigger knowledge base that the research agents search, with inline citations in drafts.
Company pages and more accounts: Pro connects up to three personal profiles and ten or more company pages.
An inspiration library with a weekly feed of what is working in your niche and 23,000+ templates and hooks.
Who Oiti is for
Oiti fits founders, coaches and consultants who want long, researched LinkedIn posts in their own voice, and agencies that need several clones and company pages under one plan. It is a weaker fit if you also post on Twitter, if you want short, high-frequency posts, or if you want a visible read of how closely each draft matches your writing.
How Oiti captures your voice
Oiti builds a voice profile from your LinkedIn and website, adds a long narrative persona, and then learns from every edit through long-term memory. For example, telling it to stop using a habit you dislike is stored and applied to later drafts. That is a sensible approach. As with most tools in this category, there is no visible per-draft check, so the match is something you judge by eye.
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Post on LinkedIn and Twitter in a way that reads like you
VoiceMoat is the Personal Brand OS for LinkedIn and Twitter. audenAI, the brain inside it, learns from your own posts, then helps you create, schedule and grow.
Creator plan $35 a month after the trial. Cancel anytime.
Oiti’s features
AI writer and composer: chat and edit inline (longer, shorter, tone).
Knowledge base: videos, PDFs, articles, calls and competitor posts as sources, with citations.
Research and newsjacking agents: supporting data and trending ideas.
Infographics: hundreds of visual styles, or one made from scratch.
Calendar and scheduling: through LinkedIn’s official APIs, for personal and company pages.
Analytics: through the official APIs, on Pro.
Safety. Oiti publishes through LinkedIn’s official APIs, with no browser extension and no automated likes, comments or connection requests. That is a genuine strength for account safety.
Oiti pricing (2026)
Plan | Monthly | What it includes |
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Creator | $49 | Unlimited generation, infographics, newsjacking and research agents, 1 GB knowledge base, content calendar, scheduling, 1 AI clone |
Pro (most popular) | $79 | Everything in Creator, unlimited knowledge base, up to 3 clones, unlimited writing styles, 3 personal and 10+ company accounts, analytics, priority support |
Oiti’s plans, checked on ghostwriting-ai.com on 12 October 2026. Both start with a 7-day free trial with no usage limits. Yearly billing is 50% off for early supporters for a limited time; there is no free plan.
A note on Oiti’s reviews and rankings
Oiti’s site says it is loved by 1,967+ LinkedIn creators in 30 countries, which is its own count. The “best LinkedIn AI tools, tested and ranked” page linked from its FAQ is published by Oiti itself, so it is not an independent ranking. We found no independent, count-backed rating on G2, Capterra or Trustpilot. None of that makes it a bad product; it means the 7-day trial is the best evidence you will get.
Strengths and limitations
Where Oiti is strong
Long-term memory that learns from every edit, plus a knowledge base it cites from.
Official LinkedIn APIs for publishing and analytics, with no extension.
Company pages and multiple clones on Pro, which suits agencies.
A free trial with no usage limits.
Where Oiti is thin
LinkedIn only.
No per-draft voice check.
Analytics and company pages only on Pro.
Self-published rankings and no independent rating.
Oiti vs VoiceMoat, and alternatives
VoiceMoat is the Personal Brand OS for LinkedIn and Twitter. audenAI, the AI inside it, learns how you write from your own posts, then helps you write, schedule, engage, analyse and grow, with Style and Stance checks on your drafts so posts read like you. Try it for $1 for 3 days. Plans from $35 a month. Disclosure: VoiceMoat is our product, so treat this section as biased but honest.
Oiti and VoiceMoat share a safety-first approach to LinkedIn. The differences: Oiti is LinkedIn only and built around long-form, research-backed posts and a knowledge base. VoiceMoat covers Twitter and LinkedIn with a separate trained voice for each, shows Style live on every draft and a Stance check of what it says, plans with Grow, and starts at $35 a month. If you want deep research and company pages for LinkedIn alone, Oiti is a strong option. If you post on both platforms and want to check every draft against your own writing, VoiceMoat fits better.
VoiceMoat pricing, October 2026. Annual billing gives two months free. The trial costs $1 for 3 days (Creator) or $5 (Pro and Enterprise), with a card on file, and continues on the plan unless you cancel.
Plan | Price a month | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|
Free | $0 | Looking around; voice training is on paid plans |
Creator | $35 | One to three profiles posting every day |
Pro | $69 | Threads, posting media, Write like a creator, connecting an AI assistant |
Enterprise | $150 | The Deep writing model, team seats and the most profiles |
How it posts: on Twitter, VoiceMoat posts and replies directly. On LinkedIn, posting and scheduling are native, the Chrome extension writes comments straight into LinkedIn’s comment box for you to post yourself, and analytics come through the extension too, because LinkedIn’s API rules are stricter. For the wider field, see the best LinkedIn tools in 2026 and the explainers on ContentIn and Supergrow.
Is Oiti worth it?
If you want long, researched LinkedIn posts in your own voice, published safely through official APIs, Oiti is worth trying, and the 7-day trial with no usage limits makes that easy. Weigh the caveats: it is LinkedIn only, analytics and company pages need Pro at $79, there is no per-draft voice check, and the rankings in its favour are its own. If you post on Twitter too, compare it with VoiceMoat first.
Frequently asked questions
What is Oiti (ghostwriting-ai.com)?
Oiti is an AI clone for LinkedIn content. It reads your LinkedIn profile and website to build a profile of your voice and beliefs, drafts long-form posts from a chat and a knowledge base, learns from every edit, and schedules through LinkedIn's official APIs.
How much does Oiti cost?
Creator is $49 a month and Pro is $79 a month, checked on 12 October 2026. Both start with a 7-day free trial with no usage limits, and yearly billing is 50% off for early supporters for a limited time.
Is Oiti safe for my LinkedIn account?
Oiti publishes and reads analytics through LinkedIn's official APIs, with no browser extension and no automated likes, comments or connection requests.
Can Oiti post to company pages?
Yes. It schedules to personal profiles and company pages; Pro connects up to three personal accounts and ten or more company accounts.
Does Oiti show how closely a draft matches my voice?
No. It learns from your profile, website and edits, but shows no per-draft check. VoiceMoat shows Style live on every draft and a Stance check of what a draft says.
Are Oiti's rankings independent?
No. The "best LinkedIn AI tools, tested and ranked" page that puts Oiti first is published by Oiti, and its user count is self-reported. We found no independent rating.
What is the best Oiti alternative?
For Twitter and LinkedIn with a check on every draft, VoiceMoat. For a LinkedIn ghostwriter with a weekly drafted plan, ContentIn. For research with a citation on every claim, CiteVox.
AI disclosure
Written and fact-checked by Prateek Singh. VoiceMoat is the publisher's own product and is disclosed as such. Oiti's plans, features and claims come from its own homepage, pricing section and FAQ, read on 12 October 2026. We have not used Oiti ourselves. VoiceMoat facts come from docs.voicemoat.com.
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