Half an intern.
None of the managing.
One price, everything included. Start with a free run so you can see a real day of opportunities before paying anything.
One full run, yours to keep. No card, no timer.
- One full discovery run
- Ten scored opportunities
- Drafted comment for each
- Engagement playbooks
Ten fresh opportunities whenever you press the button. Cancel any time.
- A run whenever you want one
- Ten scored opportunities each time
- Drafted comment + angle for each
- Thread engagement playbooks
- Posts you've seen never repeat
- Streak and engagement analytics
- Tune your topics and ICP any time
- Email support
Billed monthly · Cancel any time
The job people currently hire a human for.
Running this for clients?
Agencies and ghostwriters managing several profiles can get seat-based pricing and shared workspaces.
Before you decide
Those tools help you write a comment once you've already found a post. Engage AI monitors a list of people you add yourself, and Taplio is built around publishing your own content. Comment Club does the step before that: it searches for posts you've never seen, from people you don't yet follow, and tells you which ten are worth your time today.
No. Comment Club only reads public Google search results. It never logs into LinkedIn, never touches your account, and never posts on your behalf. You copy the comment and post it yourself, as you. That keeps your account entirely out of harm's way.
Every LinkedIn post ID has a timestamp encoded in it. We decode that directly, so post age is computed rather than guessed. It's why we can reliably keep stale threads out of your list instead of hoping a model reads a date correctly.
They're built to avoid the obvious tells. Every draft has to add one genuinely new idea, and it's written to match the way you wrote your own setup answers rather than in a generic LinkedIn voice. Emojis, hashtags, em dashes and openers like “Great post!” are stripped in code rather than by asking the model nicely. You should still edit them. The draft is a strong starting point, not a send button.
Because fewer than ten were worth your time that day. We'd rather hand you four good ones than pad the list to hit a number, so when a run comes up short we tell you how many cleared each stage and why. If something couldn't be verified, that's stated too, rather than quietly left out.
Some authors are worth more than a comment. When there's a genuine reason to follow up, you get a short message, under 200 characters, that references the actual post. When there isn't, you don't get one. It's not forced onto every recommendation.
The search queries are generated from your own positioning and expertise, so a narrow niche usually helps rather than hurts, because it makes the queries sharper. If a run comes back thin, we widen the subjects we search first, and only then stretch the time window. The quality bar itself never moves.
You keep everything the first run found. Continuing is ₹2,499 a month, roughly half what an intern doing the same job costs. And they only look once a day too.