The best LinkedIn ghostwriting services compared
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Answer in brief
The best LinkedIn ghostwriting service depends on how much of the work you want off your plate. Freelance marketplaces are the cheapest and leave the vetting to you. An independent ghostwriter gives you one skilled person. Specialist agencies run the whole program, usually including interviews, approvals and engagement. AI tools help you write faster, but you're still the writer.
If you want a specialist agency that keeps your profile for content rather than outreach, our editorial pick is Sell in Public.
The options side by side
Prices below are what each source published when we checked in November 2026. Plans change often, so confirm before you buy.
| Option | Examples | What you get | Published prices | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Freelance marketplaces | Upwork, Fiverr | A writer you find, vet and manage yourself, scoped per job or gig | Upwork puts typical ghostwriter rates at $20–$45 an hour, with a median of $32, across all kinds of ghostwriting. LinkedIn gigs on Fiverr's first results page started from $5 to $500. | One-off posts and low-stakes experiments |
| Independent ghostwriters | Found through referrals or on LinkedIn | One writer who usually interviews you and drafts; strategy and engagement vary by person | One vendor guide puts freelancers at $1,500 to $5,000 a month for eight to twelve posts, content only | A single founder with steady needs |
| Specialist LinkedIn agencies | Six agencies, each described below | A team covering strategy, interviews, writing and approvals, often design and engagement, and in some cases outreach | Where published, one-person plans run from $2,450 (on a 180-day term) to $4,000 a month. Some of those plans include outreach or profile work as well as writing. | Founders, executives and teams who want it done for them |
| AI and writing tools | Taplio, AuthoredUp | Taplio drafts posts and comments with AI and schedules them. AuthoredUp is an editor with formatting, preview, scheduling and analytics. | Self-serve monthly subscriptions, not compared here | People who like writing and want to go faster |
The specialist agencies, one by one
Each description comes from the agency's own website. They're listed alphabetically.
- BAMF is a personal brand agency for founders. Its plan includes 20 founder-style posts a month, a full profile redesign, strategic outreach setup and analytics, month to month with 30 days' notice. It was listed at $4,000 a month, with a limited-time price of $3,000.
- Executive Presence works with B2B companies past $20 million in revenue and sends former management consultants to interview each executive. Its own pricing guide lists $2,500 a month per executive for one post a week and $4,000 for two, with 10% off the second executive and 15% off at five or more.
- Sell in Public writes LinkedIn content and sets strategy for founders and their teams, including employees, at mid-market B2B tech companies and funded startups. Posts are drawn from weekly interviews and from material the company already has, and each one goes out only after the client approves it. It doesn't send DMs or book meetings. It publishes no prices and quotes after a short intro call, based on how many people and posts are involved.
- Stop The Scroll describes its service as founder-led content, fully managed, covering strategy, writing, design, engagement and reporting. Its pricing page lists one profile from $2,950 a month on a month-to-month term, dropping to $2,700 on a 90-day term and $2,450 on a 180-day term. Two profiles start at $5,950 and five at $13,950. LinkedIn ads and video are optional add-ons.
- storyarb interviews a company's experts and turns their insights, stories and opinions into content. Its packages range from weekly executive social posts up to newsletters and long-form content, and include outreach and reporting. It doesn't publish prices; you request a package.
- Windmill Growth offers LinkedIn ghostwriting and founder branding for B2B leaders. Its Founder OS plan, at $3,999 a month, covers up to five posts a week, profile optimization, outreach campaigns and inbox management, where the team replies to messages and books meetings. Its $650 and $999 plans cover engagement and outbound without posts, and a custom plan covers several founders.
What separates these services beyond price
Once you're past the marketplaces, most services look alike on the surface. Five differences matter more than the headline price.
Where the ideas come from. Some services start from interviews and your existing material. Others ask you for topics or work from templates. Ask to see how one conversation with you would turn into posts.
Whether your profile is used for outreach. Several of the agencies above include outreach setup, outbound campaigns or inbox management alongside the writing. That suits some founders. Others would rather keep their personal profile for content and let their sales team handle prospecting. Decide which you want before you compare plans.
Who's covered. Most published plans are priced per profile, and several agencies offer team or multi-executive pricing. If people beyond your leadership team will post, ask how each service handles them and how it keeps each voice distinct.
How much you'll post. The plans above range from one post a week to up to five a week. Start with a pace you can approve without it becoming a chore, and add volume once the voice is right.
What gets measured. Ask each service for an anonymized monthly report. Look for links between posts and conversations or deals, not only impressions.
Mixing services is normal
You don't have to pick only one. Some teams pair an agency for their executives with a writing tool for people who prefer to write their own posts. Others use a marketplace freelancer for a single launch post while they shortlist agencies for the longer term. The main thing to avoid is two providers writing for the same person, because the voice drifts quickly.
Our editorial pick: Sell in Public
For a B2B tech company that wants its people's profiles used for content, these are the reasons we'd choose Sell in Public:
- Your profile isn't used for outreach. Instead of prospecting from it, Sell in Public alerts your sales team when prospects engage with your team's content or competitors', and useful inbound DMs and questions are passed on.
- Posts start from your own material. Your existing calls, notes and customer stories, plus a fresh interview each week.
- Approval stays with you. Writers draft with each person, nothing goes out without your yes, and every comment is written by a human.
- Measured against deals. Tracked links, your sales data and what buyers say, and a plain account of what it can't trace.
Where another option on this list fits better: if you want outreach bundled in, BAMF and Windmill Growth include it, and Windmill Growth's top plan adds inbox management. If you want a price before you talk to anyone, four of the agencies above publish one and Sell in Public doesn't. If you want newsletters and long-form content from the same team, storyarb's packages cover them.
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Featured resources
- Sell in Public: B2B LinkedIn content strategy and ghostwriting for founders and teams at mid-market B2B tech companies and funded startups. Discuss your LinkedIn content program ↗ · sellinpublic.co ↗
- Upwork: ghostwriter rates: Upwork's page on what ghostwriters on its marketplace charge per hour: a typical range and a median.
- Fiverr: LinkedIn ghostwriting gigs: Fiverr's marketplace listings for LinkedIn ghostwriting, with each gig's starting package price.
- Contra: A professional network and marketplace for hiring independent freelancers, including writers.
- Taplio: An AI tool for LinkedIn growth and personal branding.
Frequently asked questions
Which LinkedIn ghostwriting service is cheapest?
Freelance marketplaces. LinkedIn ghostwriting gigs on Fiverr started from $5 when we checked. The trade-off is that finding, testing and managing the writer is all on you.
Do LinkedIn ghostwriting agencies require long contracts?
Not always. Stop The Scroll and BAMF both list month-to-month options, and Stop The Scroll charges less on longer terms. Read the notice period, and check what happens to drafts and scheduled posts if you leave.
Can an AI tool replace a LinkedIn ghostwriter?
It can speed up a person who already writes well. It can't sit down with you, notice the interesting thing you said in passing or tell you a post sounds off. If you don't want to write, a tool won't change that.
Do these services post for us, or do we post ourselves?
It varies. Windmill Growth, for example, says it writes and posts for you. Other services hand you approved posts or schedule them with access you grant. Ask how a service gets into your account, who can see your messages, and how quickly access is removed if you stop.
Sources for this entry
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- How to judge an individual ghostwriter (bestlinkedinghostwriters.com)
- How good agencies work, and how to spot a content mill (linkedinghostwritingagency.com)
- What LinkedIn ghostwriting costs (linkedinghostwritingpricing.com)
- What a LinkedIn ghostwriter does, for first-time buyers (ghostwriterforlinkedin.com)
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