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alternatives comparison · updated august 2026
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The best Taplio alternatives.
The short version
Cheapest AI-included LinkedIn writer: Supergrow ($19).
Want AI + your voice + Twitter, no AI gate: VoiceMoat ($35/mo).
You only wanted formatting + analytics: AuthoredUp.
A learn-from-your-edits ghostwriter: ContentIn.
AI plus accountability: Kleo.
Cheapest drafting of all: RedactAI ($11.90).
at a glance
The alternatives, at a glance.
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Supergrow
LinkedIn writer with AI at entry
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VoiceMoat
AI + your voice + Twitter, no AI gate
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AuthoredUp
If you only wanted formatting + analytics
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ContentIn
Learn-from-your-edits ghostwriter
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Kleo
AI plus coaching and community
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RedactAI
Cheapest AI drafting
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EasyGen
Performance-data hooks
why people switch
What actually pushes people off Taplio.
Taplio is a genuinely capable all-in-one LinkedIn suite, owned by Lempire (the company behind lemlist and Tweet Hunter). It is not a bad product. But the reasons people go looking for an alternative are consistent, and knowing which one is yours makes the choice simple.
The first is the AI gate. Taplio’s $39 Starter plan does not include the AI writer at all; the AI, carousel maker, and hook tools live on the roughly $65 mid tier. Plenty of people sign up expecting AI at $39 and find it behind a second paywall. The second is scope: Taplio is LinkedIn-only, and its Twitter counterpart (Tweet Hunter) is a separate product and a separate bill. The third is trust: Taplio’s Trustpilot rating sits around 2.1 out of 5 on a small sample, with most of the complaints about billing and cancellation rather than the product itself.
So the honest way to choose an alternative is to name your reason. Left over the AI paywall? Supergrow or VoiceMoat include AI without the jump. Left because you also post on Twitter? VoiceMoat covers both platforms in one voice. Only ever used the formatting? AuthoredUp does that better for less. We publish the prices below, including the one Taplio makes you reach to get the AI, so you can compare on the number that actually applies to you.
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pricing
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What they cost (vs Taplio’s AI tier).
Starting monthly price by tool, with Taplio’s roughly $65 AI tier shown for reference (the price you actually pay Taplio to reach the writer). Several alternative prices are third-party-reported; confirm at the source before you buy.
RedactAI
$11.90
ContentIn
$15
Supergrow
$19
AuthoredUp
$19.95
VoiceMoat
$35
EasyGen
$59.99
Taplio (AI tier)
$65
Kleo
$99
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Every alternative, compared.
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LinkedIn writer with AI at entry
From $39/mo
The most direct like-for-like swap if you want a LinkedIn AI writer that actually includes AI at its entry tier ($39). Voice capture via a ’Content DNA’ profile and a ’PostCast’ AI interview, at a bit over half Taplio’s $69 AI-tier price.
Supergrow is the tool most Taplio-alternative lists converge on, and for a clean reason: its $39 Pro plan includes the AI writing and voice capture that Taplio gates to its $69 tier. It captures your voice with a ’Content DNA’ profile and a ’PostCast’ AI interview rather than only ingesting posts, and it covers drafting, scheduling, repurposing, and carousels.
The catch is that the cheapest tier is deliberately partial: analytics and the carousel maker are Pro-only ($39/mo), so ’AI at $19’ is true while ’the full tool at $19’ is not. It is also LinkedIn-only, so it does not solve the Twitter gap, and it shows no per-draft voice check. For a budget-conscious, LinkedIn-only creator whose main gripe with Taplio was the AI paywall, it is the most natural switch.
Best for:
Budget LinkedIn-only creators who left Taplio over the AI paywall and want voice-aware AI included at entry.
Strengths
AI writing included at the $39 entry tier
PostCast voice interview captures tone
About half Taplio’s $69 AI-tier price
Limitations
No cheaper plan since the $19 Starter was dropped
LinkedIn-only; no Twitter
No per-draft voice check
The cleanest swap if your issue with Taplio was paying $69 to reach the AI: Supergrow's $39 plan includes AI, analytics and carousels.
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AI + your voice + Twitter, no AI gate
From $35/mo
If you left Taplio because the AI sits behind a $65 tier, or because it stops at LinkedIn, VoiceMoat answers both: AI drafting with a visible Style and Stance check is included from the entry plan, and it covers Twitter as well as LinkedIn with one voice profile per platform.
Taplio’s biggest friction points are exactly VoiceMoat’s starting position. Taplio’s $39 plan has no AI at all (you need the roughly $65 tier for the writer), and Taplio is LinkedIn-only. VoiceMoat’s $35 Creator plan includes AI drafting with live Style and Stance checks on your drafts, and audenAI builds a separate voice profile for both LinkedIn and Twitter, so a creator who lives on both platforms is not buying two tools or manually porting posts between them.
The deeper difference is what the AI is pointed at. Taplio’s writer leans on viral-post patterns; VoiceMoat learns from your own posts and shows you, on each draft, how many of your habits it matches, so you can catch a draft drifting off-voice before you publish. Add scheduling, LinkedIn reply drafting, analytics, and a Media Studio for carousels and cards, and it is a full workflow rather than a standalone generator. The honest limits: two platforms only (not Instagram or TikTok), and LinkedIn comments are never auto-posted (the extension writes them into LinkedIn’s comment box and you press Comment), because LinkedIn’s automation policy is strict.
Best for:
Taplio leavers who want AI included from the entry tier, a voice they can verify, and Twitter alongside LinkedIn.
Strengths
AI + Style and Stance checks included from $35 (no AI gate)
Twitter and LinkedIn, one voice profile each
Learns from your posts, not viral patterns
Scheduling, replies, analytics, and Media Studio carousels
Limitations
Two platforms (Twitter and LinkedIn), not Instagram or TikTok
LinkedIn comments are never auto-posted (LinkedIn-safe by design)
Younger than Taplio; fewer reviews
Our own pick, and yes we are biased. The honest case: it removes the two things people most often leave Taplio over, the AI paywall and the LinkedIn-only ceiling, and adds a voice check Taplio does not have.
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If you only wanted formatting + analytics
From $19.95/mo
If what you actually valued in Taplio was the formatting, hooks, and analytics, not the AI, AuthoredUp does that half better and cheaper, and never charges you for a generator you were not using.
A lot of Taplio users are really using it as a formatter and analytics dashboard. If that is you, AuthoredUp is the sharper, cheaper tool for the job: rich-text formatting, a before-and-after ’see more’ preview, 300+ hooks and endings, readability grading, and clean post analytics, all inside the LinkedIn tab for $19.95/mo.
It is not an AI generator, and that is the point, you are not paying for drafting you did not want. It carries a strong independent reputation (a Trustpilot rating around 4.5 across 200+ reviews) and a privacy-forward stance, which is reassuring for a tool wired into your LinkedIn session. It is LinkedIn-only and will not write for you, so pair it with an AI writer if drafting is also a need.
Best for:
Taplio users who valued the formatting and analytics, not the AI, and want it cheaper.
Strengths
Best-in-class formatting and pre-publish preview
300+ hooks and endings; readability grading
Trustpilot ~4.5 (200+ reviews); privacy-forward
Limitations
Not an AI writer (formatter and analyzer)
LinkedIn-only
No drafting or voice modeling
The right switch if you were using Taplio to format and measure, not to write. Pair it with a voice-aware writer if you also need drafts.
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Learn-from-your-edits ghostwriter
From $39/mo ($31 annual)
A LinkedIn AI ghostwriter with a learn-from-your-edits loop and a strong template library, for people who want the AI to sharpen toward their voice over time rather than lean on viral patterns.
ContentIn’s draw for a Taplio leaver is voice plus a lower entry to AI. It trains on your profile and posts and says it sharpens each week as you edit and publish, so it should drift toward your register the more you use it, and its 1,000+ template library is one of the best in the category. Around the writer it wraps scheduling to profiles and company pages, an idea manager, carousels, and analytics.
Pricing is Growth $39/mo ($31 annual) and Pro $59/mo ($48 annual), which undercuts Taplio’s $69 AI tier. Note it has no free plan (a 7-day trial and a 30-day refund on your first payment), it is LinkedIn-only, and it shows no per-draft voice check. It carries a verifiable 4.7/5 from 82 reviews on Capterra. As an adaptive, voice-focused ghostwriter cheaper than Taplio’s AI tier, it is a sensible switch.
Best for:
LinkedIn-only creators who want a voice-focused ghostwriter that learns from their edits, at a lower AI price than Taplio.
Strengths
AI included below Taplio’s $69 tier ($31 to $39)
Learns from your edits; 1,000+ templates
Verifiable 4.7/5 (82 Capterra reviews)
Limitations
LinkedIn-only; no Twitter
No free plan (7-day trial); Growth caps AI at 12 drafts/mo
No per-draft voice check; shallow analytics
An adaptive, voice-focused ghostwriter that undercuts Taplio’s AI tier. No free plan, but a 30-day refund lowers the risk. Pair with deeper analytics if you need it.
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AI plus coaching and community
~$99/mo (single plan)
If your real problem was not Taplio’s features but staying consistent, Kleo bundles AI writing with live coaching and a creator community, one flat plan, no tier maze.
Kleo bets that the missing ingredient is accountability, not another generator, so it wraps AI content creation and a voice-learning writer around weekly live coaching, a creator community, and a swipe file. For someone who bought Taplio, still did not post consistently, and suspects the tool was never the blocker, that is a genuinely different value proposition.
It is priced as a premium, single flat plan (reported around $99/mo, verify at the source), which is simpler than Taplio’s tiers but more than a pure writer. It is LinkedIn-first with no Twitter, and we could not confirm an independent rating, so we are not quoting one. Weigh it as buying coaching as much as software.
Best for:
Taplio leavers whose real blocker is consistency, not features, and who want coaching bundled in.
Strengths
AI writing plus live coaching and community
Single flat plan (no tier maze)
Accountability layer Taplio lacks
Limitations
Premium price (~$99, verify); LinkedIn-first
You are buying coaching as much as a tool
No independent rating located
The switch if accountability, not features, is what Taplio never fixed for you. Confirm the price, and go in knowing coaching is half the purchase.
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Cheapest AI drafting
From $11.90/mo
The rock-bottom-price swap: builds a model from your profile and last 100 posts, then generates on-style drafts for a fraction of Taplio’s AI tier, with a free funnel to test first.
If the whole reason you are leaving Taplio is price, RedactAI is the cheapest credible AI writer here. It analyzes your profile and last 100 posts to build a personal model, then generates on-style drafts, with Essential at $11.90/mo, Creator at $24/mo (unlimited posts), and a Copywriter tier at $66/mo for multi-profile use. A free allowance lets you test before paying.
It is a cheap unblocker rather than a precision voice-trained writer: no per-draft voice check, self-reported impact stats rather than an independent rating, and LinkedIn-only scope. Used to beat the blank page and then edited, it is strong value; leaned on as a publish button at volume, it carries the usual sameness risk.
Best for:
Price-first creators who left Taplio over cost and want cheap, on-style drafts.
Strengths
Cheapest AI writer here ($11.90) with a free funnel
Trains on your last 100 posts
Fast, high-volume drafting
Limitations
No match read; impact stats are self-reported
LinkedIn-only; no verified rating
Volume can blur your voice if unedited
The cheapest way off Taplio if price is the whole issue. Great unblocker; edit the output, because it will not verify the voice for you.
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Performance-data hooks
Around $59.99/mo (verify)
For creators who liked Taplio’s viral-inspiration angle: an AI writer built on top-creator performance data that learns your tone and preferred examples, delivered as a Chrome extension.
EasyGen keeps the part of Taplio some people actually liked, drafts shaped by what has performed, without the LinkedIn-only-suite overhead. It is built on top-creator performance data, claims to learn your tone, intensity, and preferred examples, and lives mostly in a Chrome extension where you write.
The trade-offs keep it near the bottom of this list: reported pricing around $59.99/mo (roughly $49.99 annually) puts it close to Taplio’s own AI tier, its pricing page was not confirmable, it is strictly LinkedIn-only, and there is no match read or verified rating. It is a competent, speed-first drafter for someone who wants fast, data-shaped hooks and not much else.
Best for:
Creators who liked Taplio’s performance-data angle and want fast hooks in a Chrome extension.
Strengths
Drafts shaped by top-creator performance data
Lives in a Chrome extension where you write
Learns tone, intensity, and example style
Limitations
Priced near Taplio’s AI tier (~$59.99, verify)
LinkedIn-only; pricing page unconfirmable
No match read; no verified rating
A fine speed-first drafter if you want the viral-data angle without the suite. At this price, weigh it against the cheaper writers above.
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also worth a look
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If you wanted a different job done.
Some Taplio users are really after scheduling, analytics, or monitoring rather than AI writing. If that is you, start here.
Typefully
Cross-platform writing
If you wanted Taplio-style scheduling but across Twitter, LinkedIn, Threads, and Bluesky in a clean editor, Typefully fits (Creator around $12.50/mo annual, verify). Light AI; LinkedIn is a destination, not the focus.
Metricool
Analytics + scheduling
If you used Taplio mainly to schedule and measure, Metricool does analytics and scheduling across networks from $20/mo (the free tier excludes LinkedIn). Not a voice writer; it is a measurement and scheduling backbone.
Buffer
Cheap multi-network scheduling
The cheapest way to schedule LinkedIn plus other networks (from $5/channel/mo, real free tier). It treats LinkedIn posts as generic social posts, with no LinkedIn-specific formatting or voice modeling.
Devi AI
Cross-platform monitoring + reply
A different job than Taplio: it monitors keywords and leads across LinkedIn, Twitter, Reddit, and Facebook Groups and drafts replies. Consider it if your goal was social listening and engagement, not scheduled content.
ChatGPT / Grok
General AI models
A free-to-cheap blank-page fix, but not a LinkedIn tool: no scheduling, no LinkedIn analytics, no persistent voice training unless you paste your samples in each time. A starting point, not a workflow.
Tweet Hunter
Taplio’s Twitter sibling
Worth knowing: Tweet Hunter is Taplio’s Twitter counterpart from the same company (Lempire). If you left Taplio wanting Twitter too, note that is two separate subscriptions there, whereas a two-platform tool like VoiceMoat is one.
faq
Common questions
Why do people look for Taplio alternatives?
Three reasons come up most. First, price and the AI gate: Taplio’s $39 Starter plan has no AI, and the AI writer, carousel maker, and hook tools require the roughly $65 mid tier. Second, scope: Taplio is LinkedIn-only, so creators who also post on Twitter need a second tool. Third, its Trustpilot rating is low (around 2.1), driven mostly by billing and cancellation complaints. The right alternative depends on which of those pushed you to look.
What is the best Taplio alternative for the price?
Does the $39 Taplio plan include AI?
What’s the best Taplio alternative that also does Twitter?
Is there a free Taplio alternative?
Which Taplio alternative is best for formatting, not AI?
How do the alternatives compare on voice?
Is it worth switching from Taplio at all?
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the verdict
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If you only remember one thing.
Do not pick a Taplio alternative by feature count. Pick it by the reason you are leaving. If it was the AI paywall, Supergrow or VoiceMoat give you AI without the jump. If it was LinkedIn-only, VoiceMoat covers Twitter too, with a voice profile per platform. If you only ever used the formatting, AuthoredUp does that better for less. If it was price alone, RedactAI is the floor.
The one thing worth adding to your checklist that most of these tools, Taplio included, leave off: whether you can actually see your voice being matched. Almost every tool here claims to write in your voice; only VoiceMoat shows you, on each draft, how many of your voice signals line up. In a feed filling with competent, generic, AI-shaped posts, being able to verify that a draft still reads like you is the edge that keeps compounding.
If that is your reason, and especially if you post on both LinkedIn and Twitter, VoiceMoat has a paid trial from $1 and trains on your own posts, so you can judge the output against your real writing rather than a demo.
