AI LinkedIn content creation and scheduling

Stay active on LinkedIn— even when work gets busy.

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Sam's AI Poster helps you turn your expertise and sources into LinkedIn posts, review your content and maintain a publishing schedule for your personal profile or company page.

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For people who already use LinkedIn

Personal profiles and company pages

Personal profile or company page

Draft, review, then schedule

From documents and URLs

The recurring problem

Regular posting gets displaced by real work

You already know sharing expertise on LinkedIn matters. The routine still slips because deciding, writing, editing, and publishing compete with the work that pays the bills.

Deciding what to share

When the calendar is full, choosing a useful angle from the week’s work becomes another task on the pile.

Writing and editing from scratch

A worthwhile post still needs a point of view, a draft, and a pass for accuracy. That block of attention is hard to protect.

The routine stops first

Posting is important, but it is rarely urgent. When client work or operations take over, LinkedIn goes quiet.

Who this is for

For professionals who already use LinkedIn

You understand why sharing expertise matters. You need a way to keep doing it when client work, operations, or travel take the week.

Founders and operators

The snag: The business is busy, so LinkedIn posting becomes irregular even though you still have things worth saying.

What this helps: Turn ongoing work and source material into drafts you can review on a cadence.

The outcome: Keep sharing your expertise without protecting a blank-page writing block every week.

Consultants and specialists

The snag: Client delivery leaves little attention for choosing a topic, writing, and publishing.

What this helps: Reuse positioning, documents, and URLs so first drafts are waiting when you have a few minutes to review.

The outcome: Stay present on your personal profile without treating LinkedIn as a second job.

Teams with a company page

The snag: The company page goes quiet because nobody owns the weekly writing routine.

What this helps: Draft and schedule updates for a company page where permissions allow, with review before they go live.

The outcome: Keep the page active alongside personal profiles, without promising leads from posting itself.

How it works

From expertise to a LinkedIn post you can stand behind

A repeatable path: prepare inputs, generate a draft, review it, then schedule or publish. Generation, scheduling, and a live LinkedIn post are not the same step.

01

Connect LinkedIn

Connect a personal profile, a company page, or both as destinations—where LinkedIn permissions allow. Each delivery to one destination counts as one post send.

02

Add expertise and sources

Set topics, positioning, and writing preferences. Ground drafts in documents and URLs you provide.

03

Review the draft

Open the generated draft, edit facts and tone, then approve it. A draft is not live on LinkedIn until it is published.

04

Schedule or publish

Keep an approved post for a set time, or send it now. You can later enable scheduled publishing for an agent if you want less per-post review.

Draft, scheduled, and published are not the same

The product keeps these stages visible so you know what has only been generated and what has actually gone to LinkedIn.

Generated draft

AI copy waiting in review. It is not on LinkedIn yet, and you can edit it.

Scheduled post

An approved post with a publish time. It still has not appeared on LinkedIn.

Published to LinkedIn

The post was delivered to the connected profile or company page.

Personal LinkedIn profiles and company pages

The same drafting and review workflow can publish to a personal profile, a company page, or both as separate destinations. Telegram is optional.

Available

LinkedIn, the main job

Connect the LinkedIn account you already use. Draft posts from your expertise and sources, then review them before they go out.

Company pages are supported where LinkedIn permissions allow. Each destination you send to counts as its own post send.

  • Expertise: Posts start from your topics, positioning, and source material.
  • Destinations: Personal profile, company page, or both as separate destinations.
  • Review: Drafts wait for you unless you enable scheduled publishing.
  • Cadence: Keep a schedule so posting does not depend on a free evening.
Available

Telegram, when you want a second channel

Use Telegram for channel updates that reuse the same positioning. It is supporting distribution, not a replacement for LinkedIn.

Connect a channel with your bot token, then schedule or send after review. Polls and similar formats are available where your plan includes them.

  • Scheduling: Plan your content weeks in advance with our intuitive calendar.
  • Posting: Publish approved posts to your Telegram channels on the schedule you set.
  • Engagement types: Quizzes, polls, flashcards, and "this or that" drops to keep your audience interacting.
  • Workflows: Create complex automation workflows for various types of content.

Where Telegram fits

LinkedIn is the product you came for. Telegram can carry related updates to a channel you connect, after the same review path you enable.

Add Telegram today; X distribution is coming soon.

What the product actually does

Cut the recurring workload. Keep judgment.

Sam's AI Poster prepares LinkedIn drafts from your material, then you review and keep a publishing rhythm. Supporting features stay secondary to that job.

Repeatable LinkedIn drafts

Set topics, positioning, and a cadence once. New drafts keep coming from those rules instead of a blank page each time.

Review before anything is live

By default, drafts wait for you to edit and approve. Scheduled publishing is available when you choose that mode for an agent.

Grounded in your sources

Use PDFs, documents, and URLs as source material. You still check facts before publishing—AI does not replace that.

Personal profile and company page

Publish to a personal LinkedIn profile, a company page, or set up both destinations. Company pages need the right LinkedIn permissions.

Schedule or send now

Keep a publishing calendar in your timezone, or send an approved post immediately when the moment is right.

Platform AI or your own keys

Start with included Platform AI where your plan allows, or connect your own API keys. Same drafting, review, and publishing workflow either way.

Supporting use case

Share the insight while it's fresh

At a conference, exhibition, or industry event you often have something useful to say and no time to write. Capture a photo or short video on your phone, turn it into a draft, then review and schedule or send.

Capture on your phone

Use the mobile web assistant to add a photo or short video from the venue.

Turn it into a draft

Your existing LinkedIn setup drafts a post from that input plus your positioning.

Review, then schedule or send

Edit the draft, then schedule it or send it when you are ready. It is not live until you publish.

This uses the phone web assistant with an existing LinkedIn setup. Photos and video are supported. Voice notes and a native app-store app are not part of this workflow.

Why this exists

Built from the difficulty of posting while running a business

Sam's AI Poster was created because maintaining a worthwhile LinkedIn routine alongside operating a company is hard.

The recurring work is not one post. It is deciding what to share, preparing material, writing, editing, and publishing—again and again. The product exists to reduce that workload so you can keep sharing expertise on LinkedIn when work gets busy.

How people typically use it

These are illustrative scenarios for common roles. They are not customer reviews, quotes, or results.

Independent consultant

Keep a personal profile active between client weeks

Ground drafts in your positioning and documents, review them when you have a spare block, and keep a weekly publishing cadence.

Small team

Personal profile and company page, same review path

Draft updates for both destinations, review them, and send each one separately. No claim that posting itself produces pipeline.

Founder-operator

Use an event as input, then return to the regular cadence

Capture a photo at a conference, review the draft, publish the takeaway, and keep the usual LinkedIn schedule when you are back at the desk.

Why this workflow

A blank-page AI writer is only part of the job

ChatGPT can draft text. A scheduler can hold finished copy. Sam's AI Poster connects sources, review, and LinkedIn publishing so the routine does not depend on a free evening.

A chatbot still leaves you to copy, paste, and remember to post.

Starting from a blank prompt each time throws away your positioning and sources.

You may need both a personal profile and a company page, with a clear send to each destination.

Scheduling only helps after the post already exists.

Growth add-ons such as auto-DMs and scraping are outside this product—and we do not sell them.

Sources → draft → review → schedule or publish on LinkedIn
Plans

Simple, Transparent Pricing

Start free. Add a paid plan when the LinkedIn workflow is worth it. Cancel anytime.

Platform AI: pay a simple monthly fee, we cover AI costs. Bring Your Own Key: connect your OpenAI key; we charge less and you pay usage.

Free Plan

5 total post sends/month • 14-day Platform AI trial (20 generations)

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Starter

29 €/mo

AI credits included

  • Best for solo founders and consultants building daily LinkedIn presence.
  • Consistent LinkedIn + Telegram cadence with approvals in place.
  • 3 AI agents to cover personas and clients
  • 3 destinations (profiles, company pages, Telegram)
  • 50 total post sends/month across LinkedIn and Telegram
  • 3 slots per agent
  • LinkedIn (personal + company pages) & Telegram included
  • Approval workflows and sandbox review
  • Web search & document extraction
  • All LLMs (OpenAI, Gemini, Claude) — see FAQ for details
  • 3 engagement posts/month
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Pro

79 €/mo

AI credits included

  • Best for serious operators and small agencies managing multiple profiles.
  • Higher volume, faster approvals, and stronger authority momentum.
  • 10 AI agents to cover personas and clients
  • 10 destinations (profiles, company pages, Telegram)
  • 150 total post sends/month across LinkedIn and Telegram
  • 10 slots per agent
  • LinkedIn (personal + company pages) & Telegram included
  • Approval workflows and sandbox review
  • Web search & document extraction
  • All LLMs (OpenAI, Gemini, Claude) — see FAQ for details
  • 30 engagement posts/month
  • 10 flashcard decks/month
  • Priority support
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Agency

Custom

Contact us for pricing

  • Best for agencies with multiple client teams and custom needs.
  • Custom limits, governance, and dedicated support at scale.
  • Custom agent limits
  • Custom channel limits
  • Custom monthly post volume
  • Unlimited slots per agent
  • LinkedIn (personal + company pages) & Telegram included
  • Approval workflows and sandbox review
  • Web search & document extraction
  • All LLMs (OpenAI, Gemini, Claude) — see FAQ for details
  • 150 engagement posts/month
  • 50 flashcard decks/month
  • Dedicated support
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What counts as a post send? A post send means one post sent to one destination. Sending the same content to both LinkedIn and Telegram counts as 2 post sends.

BYO Keys vs Platform AI: Use your own API keys or ours — same features. See the FAQ below for technical details.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers before you sign up

What the product does, what you still do, and what the trial includes.

What is Sam's AI Poster?

It is an AI LinkedIn post generator and scheduler. You add expertise and sources, it drafts posts, you review them, and you keep a publishing schedule for a personal profile or company page. Telegram is optional extra distribution.

Does every post require my approval?

Review is the default. Drafts wait in the sandbox until you edit and approve them. You can enable scheduled publishing for an agent if you want posts to go out on the cadence you already configured. Send now publishes immediately.

Can I post to a LinkedIn company page?

Yes, where LinkedIn permissions allow. You connect a personal profile, a company page, or both as destinations. Each send to one destination counts as one post send against your plan.

Do I need a credit card to start?

Creating an account does not require a credit card. The free plan has limited post sends. Platform AI includes a 14-day trial with 20 generations where Platform AI is used. Paid plans start when you choose them.

Will this make my posts go viral or bring leads?

No. The product helps you keep sharing useful LinkedIn posts when you are busy. It does not guarantee engagement, leads, revenue, or search rankings.

Can I use my own OpenAI, Claude, or Gemini keys?

Yes. Bring your own keys and pay usage to the provider, or use Platform AI where it is included in the plan. The drafting and publishing workflow is the same.

What counts as a post send?

One post delivered to one destination. Publishing the same copy to a LinkedIn profile and a Telegram channel counts as two post sends.

Ready to stay consistent?

Keep sharing on LinkedIn when work gets busy

Start a free account, connect LinkedIn, and run the draft-review-schedule workflow.

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No credit card to create an account. Platform AI trial: 14 days and 20 generations.