Scribe learns your voice from posts you have already written, then plans the week, writes it, checks every claim and publishes to LinkedIn, X, your blog and your newsletter. On schedule, in your voice, while you do your actual job.
Free plan forever, or 14 days of everything. No card either way.
That is Scribe's Home screen, rebuilt from the running product. The figures are one founder's own account over thirty days, not an average and not a projection.
One brief becomes a native piece per platform. Threaded for X, trimmed to the character limit, titled for long-form, subject-lined for email. Never the same text pasted four times.
Posts, carousels and articles through the LinkedIn API.
One post, or auto-threaded on sentence boundaries.
A Scribe-hosted page under your own name, or straight into Ghost.
Resend, Mailchimp or plain SMTP.
Bluesky and Threads already get channel-native variants generated; direct posting to them is next.
Which is why the de-AI pass runs on every draft before one ever reaches you.
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Anyone can generate a post. The hard part is generating one you would put your name on.
Trained on your own writing. A de-AI pass strips the chatbot tells before anything ships.
Every draft is scored, and anything below the bar is rewritten automatically. You never pay for a retry.
Claims are checked against what you have actually confirmed. No fabricated numbers, no borrowed credentials, no invented studies.
Reads your real engagement data and feeds it back into what it writes next week.
One brief, reshaped per platform. Threaded for X, trimmed to the limit, titled for long-form, subject-lined for email.
Personal profile and company pages, each with a separate voice, cadence and approval flow.
Point it at your existing posts. It builds a voice profile from your real sentences, not a tone slider.
Three pieces a day across opportunity, expertise and founder voice. Each one graded against your best work and rewritten until it clears the bar.
One brief becomes a LinkedIn post, an X thread, a long-form article and a newsletter issue. Threaded, trimmed and titled per platform, without regenerating from scratch.
Straight out through each platform API at the slot that performs. Review everything, review nothing, or review only what it flags.
The same $69-to-$79 bracket as the LinkedIn-only tools. A fraction of a ghostwriter. More channels than either.
| Scribe | Taplio | A ghostwriter | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $79/mo | $69/mo | $1,500+/mo |
| Channels | LinkedIn, X, blog, newsletter | LinkedIn only | Wherever they post |
| Who starts each piece | Nobody. It plans the week itself | You do | You do, on a weekly call |
| Voice | Trained on your own posts | Templates and tone presets | Theirs, approximating yours |
| Invented facts | Blocked at the publish boundary | Up to you to catch | Up to you to catch |
| When you pay | When a piece publishes | When the AI generates | Every month, regardless |
A credit is spent when a piece publishes, never when the AI writes. Every rewrite is on us.
Taplio's cheapest tier that writes at all is $69 and only does LinkedIn. Matching all four channels there means adding an X scheduler and a newsletter tool on top, which is where the $110 comes from. Founder is $79 for all four. A human ghostwriter starts around $1,500/mo.
If you have raised under $3M and you are under ten people, you get the full Founder plan free for a year. That is $948 of Founder, no card and no call. Distribution is a founder's hardest problem and it should not be the one you cut first.
Answered the way the product actually works, including the parts that are not built yet.
LinkedIn, X, your blog and your newsletter, all through their own APIs. LinkedIn takes posts, carousels and articles. X takes single posts or auto-threaded ones split on sentence boundaries. Blog posts go to a Scribe-hosted page under your own name, or straight into Ghost. Newsletters go out through Resend, Mailchimp or plain SMTP. Bluesky and Threads already get channel-native variants generated and direct posting to them is next. The architecture is channel-agnostic, so anything with a posting API is an adapter, not a rewrite.
No. LinkedIn is the busiest channel but it is one of four. The same brief becomes a LinkedIn post, an X thread, a long-form article and a newsletter issue in one pass, each shaped for its platform rather than the same text pasted four times.
Four ways. Those are LinkedIn-only; this publishes to LinkedIn, X, your blog and your newsletter from one brief. It is autonomous rather than assistive, so it plans and publishes the week without you starting each piece. It refuses to fabricate facts, which matters if your name is on it. And credits are spent when something publishes, not when the AI generates, so rewriting a weak draft costs you nothing. On price, Founder is $79 against Taplio Growth at $69, which is the cheapest tier of theirs that writes at all and only does LinkedIn. Ten dollars more, four channels instead of one.
That is the specific thing it is built to avoid. It trains on your own posts, and every draft goes through a pass that removes the giveaways: the openers, the tricolons, the "in today’s fast-paced world" register. Anything that scores below your bar is rewritten before you ever see it.
No. Claims are checked against a set of facts you have explicitly confirmed. If a draft asserts something unverified, it is either rewritten to attribute it properly or held back for you. An invented statistic or a borrowed credential is the one failure mode that actually damages a founder, so it is blocked at the publish boundary, not just discouraged in a prompt.
Your choice. Review everything, review nothing, or review only what the quality gate flags. Most founders start with full review for two weeks and then move to exceptions only.
One published piece. A LinkedIn post or an X post is 1, an X thread is 1 regardless of how many tweets it splits into, a carousel is 3, a long-form blog article is 4, a newsletter is 5. Generating, regenerating and rewriting are all free, because the rewrites are our quality engine doing its job, not you buying more attempts.
Both. Free is permanent: 3 published pieces a month on one channel, with the same voice training and the same fact guardrails as the paid tiers, no card ever. Three pieces is a taste rather than a full month of output, so there is also a 14-day trial of Founder with everything unlocked and no card, if you want to see a real fortnight of the engine running before you decide.
Your writing trains your voice profile and nothing else. It is not pooled, not used to train a shared model, and not visible to other accounts.
Three minutes to set up. Fourteen days of everything, no card. Your data stays yours.