How it works

From a blank page to a published post

Five steps, each one yours to change. InPostCraft does the drafting and the remembering; you decide what goes out under your name.
01 / 05

Pick a structure that is working

Every Monday the trend engine scans thousands of LinkedIn posts and scores the strongest structures out of 10, with the ones that match your niche first. Draft from one, start from your own idea, or generate six hooks to choose from.

InPostCraft · Trend feed
This week on LinkedIn
Ranked for your niche
  1. 9/10
    How to [result] without [common pain]
    SaaS · Direct advice
  2. 9/10
    I spent [amount] learning one thing about [topic]
    Marketing · Personal story
  3. 8/10
    Unpopular opinion: [belief] is dying
    Leadership · Contrarian
  4. 7/10
    The [number]-step framework nobody uses
    Career · Listicle
  5. —
    Before and after: [metric] in [timeframe]
    Tech · Case study · Score pending
02 / 05

Describe it in one sentence

Choose a single post or a campaign of up to 30 days and a tone. Our writing model drafts it, an automatic check catches AI-sounding phrases and fixes them, and you pay for what it actually used, never more than the estimate.

InPostCraft · New campaign
Your sentence
Length
Single postCampaign
7 days of up to 30
Tone
ProfessionalCasualStorytelling
Writing check onImage context
Up to 7 credits, settles to real usageGenerate 7
03 / 05

Edit with a live LinkedIn preview

Every draft lands in your library. Edit it beside a LinkedIn mobile preview, ask AI to rewrite it, mention companies, add images, or write it yourself with no credits.

InPostCraft · Editor
Draft

Per-seat pricing made sense when software was a desk.

Now finance teams at @Northwind Ledger ask one question: what did we actually use?

Make the hook punchierRewrite
LinkedIn mobile
AM
Alex Morgan
Now ·

Per-seat pricing made sense when software was a desk.
Now finance teams at Northwind Ledger ask… see more

Or write it yourself, no credits used
04 / 05

Put it on the calendar

Schedule one post or a whole campaign at once, then move or unschedule anything later. You're warned if your LinkedIn connection would expire before a slot.

InPostCraft · Schedule
Week of 2 November
3 scheduled
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
Per-seat pricing made sense…
What did we actually use?
3 questions before renewal
Per-seat pricing made sense…Tue 3 Nov 09:00
What did we actually use?Thu 5 Nov 12:30
3 questions before renewalFri 6 Nov 16:00
You'll be warned if your LinkedIn connection would expire before a slot
05 / 05

It publishes on time

At the slot, InPostCraft posts to LinkedIn for you, or to a company page on Business. Temporary LinkedIn errors are retried, and each post shows Published or the reason it failed.

InPostCraft · Library
Status
  1. Scheduled
    Waiting for its slot
  2. Publishing
    Sent to LinkedIn, retried if LinkedIn has a temporary error
  3. Published
    Live on your profile
Tue 3 Nov 09:00
AM
Alex Morgan
CFO at Northwind Ledger · 1h

Per-seat pricing made sense when software was a desk. Now finance teams ask one question…

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Behind the scenes

The parts you never have to think about

A fresh trend scan each week

The feed is rebuilt every Monday: posts are collected, each structure is scored out of 10, and your feed is ranked for your niche.

Credits that match real usage

You see the most a request can use before you start, and anything the writing model didn't use goes straight back to your balance.

Publishing that retries

If LinkedIn has a temporary problem at your slot, the post is retried automatically instead of silently failing.

Warnings before it matters

LinkedIn connections expire. You're warned before a scheduled post would miss its slot, so you can reconnect in time.

Queue next week tonight and let it publish itself

The free plan needs no card