For a company where several people post on LinkedIn, yes: seats, approvals, a shared calendar, a team analytics dashboard and multiple workspaces are the things most tools in this price range do not have, and publishing runs on LinkedIn's official API. For one founder posting alone it is a dearer single seat than most, EUR 69 a month or EUR 55 billed yearly against $19 to $39 for tools with a similar single-seat list, and the team machinery you would be buying into sits on the plans above Solo. Prices read from scripe.io/pricing on 22 September 2026.

How much does Scripe cost?

As read on scripe.io/pricing on 22 September 2026: Solo EUR 69 a month, Advanced EUR 99 and Business EUR 149, or EUR 55, 79 and 119 a month billed yearly, which the page states as "Save 20% by paying yearly". Every price is net plus VAT where applicable, and Scripe says it is offered exclusively to businesses. An extra full seat is EUR 45 a month on the team plans and a light seat, analytics and engagement with no content creation, is EUR 20 a month on Business. There is a 7-day free trial on every paid plan and a credit card is required.

Scripe vs Sonar: which should a founder pick?

Pick Scripe if more than one person in your company posts on LinkedIn: it prices seats, routes drafts through an approval step and gives you your full LinkedIn analytics including the history from before you joined. Pick Sonar if you post alone and your week is the problem: it connects read-only to your calendar, meeting transcripts, Slack and notes, keeps the moments worth saying, and drafts LinkedIn and X posts in a voice measured from your own published posts, with private people written as roles. Scripe is EUR 69 to 149 a month; Sonar is $99 a month or $990 a year, every feature on.

Does Scripe work for X as well as LinkedIn?

No. Scripe is a LinkedIn product and says so plainly: its AI content page states it is built for LinkedIn from the ground up, and no page on the site offers another network. If you post on X as well, you need a second tool for it, or one that covers both. Sonar publishes to LinkedIn and X from one identity with a separate register for each.

What are the best Scripe alternatives?

Taplio ($39 to $199 a month) is the widest LinkedIn feature set in one subscription. Supergrow ($19 or $39 a month) is the closest like-for-like on the writing at a lower price. Typefully (free, or $99 a year) suits founders whose first platform is X and who cross-post to LinkedIn. Sonar ($99 a month) is the alternative when the material is the problem rather than the writing: it drafts from the week you actually had, for LinkedIn and X. Prices as of 22 September 2026.

Review · Scripe · verified 22 September 2026

Scripe review: a LinkedIn workspace built for teams.

Q: Does Scripe have a free trial?

Yes. Its pricing FAQ says: "7-day free trial on every paid plan. A credit card is required, but you can cancel anytime during the trial and won't be charged." You pick the plan first and the trial runs on it. Read on 22 September 2026.

Scripe is a LinkedIn workspace from the German company Scripe GmbH, built for sales and marketing teams as much as for individuals: a personalised content strategy, posts generated from text, a voice memo, a file, a YouTube link or an interview, a kanban board, scheduling through LinkedIn's official API, and full LinkedIn analytics including the history from before you signed up. Plans are EUR 69, 99 and 149 a month, or EUR 55, 79 and 119 billed yearly, as of 22 September 2026, LinkedIn only. Scripe is priced and built for a team, so this review asks the team question first and the one-founder question second.

The verdict How Sonar drafts from your week

What Scripe does

Scripe calls itself a LinkedIn personal branding workspace, and its home page opens on a sales promise: "Turn LinkedIn posts into revenue without wondering what to write", for "your sales & marketing teams". The product starts one step before the writing. It builds a personalised content strategy, then keeps a stream of post suggestions against it, so the composer is never the first screen you see.

The writing side takes five kinds of input, named on the home page: generate from text, generate from voice, upload a file, turn a YouTube video into content, and a content interview, which asks you questions instead of waiting for a prompt. The AI content page says Scripe "uses the data from your LinkedIn profile and posts to analyze your real tone of voice" and "continuously learns from your LinkedIn posts", and that it is "built for LinkedIn from ground up". Around it sit a 1M+ viral post database, a knowledge base, asset generation for visuals, post preview and formatting, people tagging, a kanban board for posts, and scheduling.

Two things stand out from the pricing page. Publishing runs on LinkedIn's official API, which the page leads with: "The safest way to scale LinkedIn, built on LinkedIn's official API". And the analytics are unusually complete for a tool of this kind: "Full LinkedIn analytics (historical data included)" sits on the cheapest plan, and the FAQ answers the obvious question directly, "Yes. Full historical data is included. You see your complete post performance, not just what you created inside Scripe."

What it is: A LinkedIn content workspace with a strategy layer, five input types, seats, approvals and full analytics.
Price from: EUR 69 a month, or EUR 55 a month billed yearly, for one full seat; net, plus VAT. Read 22 September 2026.
Free way in: A 7-day free trial on every paid plan. A credit card is required; the FAQ says you can cancel during the trial.
Platforms: LinkedIn only, personal profiles and, from the middle plan, a company page. Nothing on the site mentions X.
Suits: A founder with a team posting beside them, or anyone who wants a strategy and their full LinkedIn history in one place.
Verified: 22 September 2026

What Scripe costs

Three plans, as scripe.io/pricing showed them on 22 September 2026with the monthly and the yearly toggle each read in turn. Prices are in EUR, and the page says they are net prices plus VAT where applicable and that "Scripe is offered exclusively to businesses (B2B)". The yearly saving is stated as "Save 20% by paying yearly".

Scripe's three plans with monthly and yearly prices and what each plan card lists, as read on 2026-09-22
Plan	Monthly	Yearly	What the card lists
Solo	MonthlyEUR 69 a month	YearlyEUR 55 a month	What the card lists1 full seat plus 1 user; personalised content strategy; 1M+ viral post database; tone of voice and knowledge base; scheduling and people tagging; preview and formatting; kanban; content interview; asset generation; full LinkedIn analytics with historical data; weekly masterclasses.
Advanced	MonthlyEUR 99 a month	YearlyEUR 79 a month	What the card listsEverything in Solo, plus unlimited users, a company page, a shared content calendar, approval workflows, a team analytics dashboard, a workspace knowledge base, and an automated first like and comment across your profiles.
Business	MonthlyEUR 149 a month	YearlyEUR 119 a month	What the card listsEverything in Advanced, plus multiple workspaces, a workspace-wide tone of voice, roles and permissions, link tracking for revenue attribution, custom labels and analytics, custom publishing workflows, campaigns and a 1:1 onboarding call.

Seats are the number that moves the bill: an extra full seat is EUR 45 a month on the two team plans, and a light seat, engagement and analytics with no content creation, is EUR 20 a month on Business. The feature table lists AI transcription at 12 hours on Solo and 24 on the team plans, AI images at 30 and 50, and AI post creation as unlimited, with a footnote that generation "can be temporarily reduced depending on your daily usage".

The trial is answered plainly in the FAQ: "Yes. 7-day free trial on every paid plan. A credit card is required, but you can cancel anytime during the trial and won't be charged." For a founder posting alone, the number to compare is the Solo plan, EUR 55 to 69 a month for one full seat.

Read on 22 September 2026

Home page: scripe.io/
Pricing: scripe.io/pricing
AI content assistant: scripe.io/features/aicontent

Who Scripe is for

Scripe is built for a company, and it does not hide it. The middle plan exists because someone drafts, someone reviews and someone publishes; the top plan exists because an agency runs several of those at once. If you are a founder whose head of marketing, two salespeople and a co-founder all post, Scripe is one of the few tools on this shelf that models that properly: unlimited users, seats priced separately from users, a shared calendar, approval workflows, a team analytics dashboard, and a knowledge base the whole workspace writes from while each profile keeps its own voice.

It fits less well if you are one person. The team machinery sits on the two plans above Solo, so a founder posting alone is comparing EUR 69 a month, or EUR 55 billed yearly, against single-seat tools priced at $19 to $39 for a similar list, and paying the difference for the strategy layer, the analytics and the community rather than for anything a colleague would use. It also fits less well if your audience is on X: every page on the site speaks LinkedIn and only LinkedIn.

Where Scripe beats Sonar

Three things Scripe does that Sonar does not do, or does less of, checked against Scripe's pages and Sonar's code on the same day.

A team, modelled properly

Sonar is one workspace for one founder. Its collaboration schema exists but its interface does not, so there is no second seat, no reviewer, no approval step and no shared calendar. Scripe has all four from its middle plan, with roles and permissions and multiple workspaces above that, and prices seats rather than pretending everyone is the same. If more than one person in your company posts, Scripe is the better buy today and this is not close.

Your LinkedIn history, without an extension

Scripe reads your full LinkedIn analytics, including the posts you published before you ever signed up, because it connects through LinkedIn's official API. Sonar gets your public engagement from your profile and your impressions only through the Sonar for LinkedIn Chrome extension, which reads the numbers on your own analytics pages while you are looking at them. That means Chrome, and it means the record starts the day you pair it. On day one, Scripe shows you more.

The strategy layer and the swipe file

Scripe leads with a personalised content strategy and a 1M+ viral post database, plus weekly masterclasses and a community on every plan. Sonar has pillars, a weekly mix and a niche brief, but nothing that teaches, and its library is a pool over the people you watch and your own niche rather than a million posts. If you want a system handed to you with people to ask about it, Scripe sells that and Sonar does not.

Where Sonar differs

The post starts from your week

Scripe waits for something: text, a voice memo, a file, a YouTube link, or your answers in an interview. Sonar starts before that. It connects read-only to Google Calendar, Google Meet, Slack, Granola, Fireflies, Wispr Flow, Notion and Zoom, reads the last seven days about once a week, and keeps the moments worth saying, a decision, a win, a lesson, each with the source it came from. Five drafts are dealt onto Home every week from those moments, a story you told it, a development in your niche and a pillar you chose. The transcript text itself is processed in memory and discarded.

The people rule

Reading your meetings creates a duty a prompt-driven tool never has. Private people who appear in your week never reach a draft: a client, a colleague or a candidate is written as a role, "a client's COO", "someone on my team", both in the miner that extracts the moment and in the instructions every draft is written under.

LinkedIn and X from one identity

Scripe is LinkedIn only. Sonar holds one voice across LinkedIn and X with a register for each room: an X sibling of a LinkedIn draft is one tap away, a long X take becomes a native thread, and the two publish separately.

A voice with numbers behind it

Scripe says it analyses your real tone of voice from your profile and posts. Sonar measures it: sentence length, the share of sentences under eight words, paragraph length, how often you ask a question, all taken from your published posts and stated to the model on every draft, with LinkedIn cliches and AI vocabulary banned outright except where a phrase is already yours. Edits you make before posting become standing voice rules you can mute. Two tools can both claim voice; only one of them shows you the numbers it holds the draft to.

Sonar vs Scripe: the verdict

Sonar and Scripe compared on where the post comes from, the voice model, platforms, teams, analytics, price and trial, as of 2026-09-22
	Scripe	Sonar
Source of the post	ScripeText, a voice memo, a file, a YouTube link or an interview you sit through.	SonarYour week: calendar, meetings, Slack and notes, read once a week, read-only.
Voice model	ScripeAnalysed from your LinkedIn profile and posts, in its own words, and learning from your posts over time.	SonarMeasured from your published posts: sentence and paragraph numbers held on every draft; cliches banned; rules learned from your edits.
Platforms	ScripeLinkedIn, profile and company page.	SonarLinkedIn and X, one identity, two registers.
Teams	ScripeUnlimited users, seats at EUR 45 a month, shared calendar, approvals, roles, workspaces.	SonarOne founder, one workspace. No second seat and no approval step.
Analytics	ScripeFull LinkedIn analytics through the official API, including history from before you joined.	SonarPublic engagement from your profile, impressions through the Chrome extension from the day you pair it, X numbers through your connection, a weekly Insights edition.
Price	ScripeEUR 69, 99 or 149 a month; EUR 55, 79 or 119 billed yearly; net, plus VAT.	Sonar$99 a month or $990 a year, every feature.
Trial	Scripe7 days on every plan, card required.	Sonar7 days free; sign-up and onboarding happen before a card.

Scripe column read from scripe.io on 22 September 2026. Sonar column from the code that runs Sonar, read the same day.

Pick Scripe if

More than one person in your company posts, and someone has to review before it goes out.
You want your full LinkedIn analytics, including the years before you signed up, without installing a browser extension.
You want a content strategy and a community around it as much as a writing tool, and EUR 55 a month per seat is within budget.

Pick Sonar if

You post alone, your week is full of meetings, and the posts should come from them with private people written as roles by rule.
You post on LinkedIn and X and want one voice with a register for each.
You would rather be handed five drafts from what actually happened than sit through an interview to produce one.

The short version: Scripe is the better buy for a company posting together on LinkedIn. Sonar is the better buy for one founder with no time to feed a composer. How Sonar drafts from your week shows one invented week end to end.

Every comparison Sonar has written is listed under all comparisons.

Scripe alternatives

Four tools founders weigh against Scripe when a euro seat price for one person is hard to justify, one line each with the price as read on 22 September 2026.

Taplio. The widest LinkedIn feature set in one subscription: AI writing from a prompt, a viral-post library, a deep queue, engagement and lead outreach; $39 to $199 a month.
Supergrow. AI drafting with a voice profile, an interview mode and voice notes, at the lower end of the price range; $19 or $39 a month, LinkedIn only.
Typefully. An X-first editor and scheduler that also publishes to LinkedIn, with a free plan and $99 a year for one person; the analytics are X only.
Sonar. One founder, one workspace, no seats to buy: it drafts LinkedIn and X from your week in a measured voice; $99 a month, every feature.

The personal branding tools guide prices eleven tools on one table, and all comparisons lists every page in this lane.

FAQ

Questions about Scripe.

For a company where several people post on LinkedIn, yes: seats, approvals, a shared calendar, a team analytics dashboard and multiple workspaces are the things most tools in this price range do not have, and publishing runs on LinkedIn's official API. For one founder posting alone it is a dearer single seat than most, EUR 69 a month or EUR 55 billed yearly against $19 to $39 for tools with a similar single-seat list, and the team machinery you would be buying into sits on the plans above Solo. Prices read from scripe.io/pricing on 22 September 2026.
As read on scripe.io/pricing on 22 September 2026: Solo EUR 69 a month, Advanced EUR 99 and Business EUR 149, or EUR 55, 79 and 119 a month billed yearly, which the page states as "Save 20% by paying yearly". Every price is net plus VAT where applicable, and Scripe says it is offered exclusively to businesses. An extra full seat is EUR 45 a month on the team plans and a light seat, analytics and engagement with no content creation, is EUR 20 a month on Business. There is a 7-day free trial on every paid plan and a credit card is required.
Pick Scripe if more than one person in your company posts on LinkedIn: it prices seats, routes drafts through an approval step and gives you your full LinkedIn analytics including the history from before you joined. Pick Sonar if you post alone and your week is the problem: it connects read-only to your calendar, meeting transcripts, Slack and notes, keeps the moments worth saying, and drafts LinkedIn and X posts in a voice measured from your own published posts, with private people written as roles. Scripe is EUR 69 to 149 a month; Sonar is $99 a month or $990 a year, every feature on.
Taplio ($39 to $199 a month) is the widest LinkedIn feature set in one subscription. Supergrow ($19 or $39 a month) is the closest like-for-like on the writing at a lower price. Typefully (free, or $99 a year) suits founders whose first platform is X and who cross-post to LinkedIn. Sonar ($99 a month) is the alternative when the material is the problem rather than the writing: it drafts from the week you actually had, for LinkedIn and X. Prices as of 22 September 2026.

Sonar

Scripe waits for your input. Sonar reads your week.

Sonar drafts LinkedIn and X posts in your voice from what happened in your week, and publishes the ones you approve. 7 days free, then $99 a month. Read next: the Stanley AI review and the Typefully review.

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