Use case
LinkedIn content for agencies means keeping several voices distinct while running them from one place. ContentOS holds up to 50 accounts in one subscription, each covering one person's LinkedIn, X and Threads profiles, drafts for each from that person's own posts, and keeps scheduling and replies in one calendar and queue.
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The hardest part of running content for several people is that every post starts to sound the same. ContentOS drafts each account from that account's own imported posts and saved material, so a founder, a sales lead and a head of product each keep their own phrasing and topics.
On accounts running Autopilot, each one has its own persona and brief, which keeps automated posts distinct as well.
Plan the week for every account in one session: drafts per person, a shared calendar filtered by platform, and a daily slot for replies. Each account keeps its own connected profile, so posts publish from the right person.
ContentOS has no approval workflow today, so review happens by editing drafts before they are scheduled rather than in a formal sign-off step. If your clients need documented approvals, plan that step outside the tool.
Drafts LinkedIn and X posts from your imported posts, saved stories and source documents.
Plans and schedules LinkedIn, X and Threads posts with drag and drop, a backlog and fill-the-week.
Prepares a queue of LinkedIn posts in a persona per account and can publish them automatically.
An MCP server and REST API with scoped keys so agents can draft, schedule and publish.
An illustrative post written for this page, not a customer post.
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ContentOS is the one plan, at $1,000 per account a month, covering one LinkedIn, one X and one Threads profile. A typical setup starts with 5 accounts, $5,000 a month: one account per voice, each with its own Autopilot persona and email and SMS outreach. For example, adding another person's LinkedIn, X and Threads later adds $1,000 to the monthly bill. Every subscription starts with a 7-day free trial through Stripe, then bills monthly.
Yes. One subscription covers up to 50 accounts, each covering one person's LinkedIn, X and Threads profiles. Each account drafts from its own imported posts, publishes from its own profiles, and has its own replies in the queue.
No, not today. Teams review by editing drafts before scheduling. If clients need a documented sign-off, handle that step outside ContentOS before a post is scheduled.
Draft each account from that person's own published posts and saved material rather than one shared prompt. ContentOS keeps voice samples per account, and Autopilot personas are set per account too.
No. One subscription holds up to 50 accounts, priced per account, and each account covers one person's LinkedIn, X and Threads profiles, so each person is one account on the same bill.
Yes. The agent API and MCP server let your scripts or assistants such as Claude and Cursor draft, schedule and publish within the plan's limits, using keys with scoped permissions.
Start a free trial, connect LinkedIn, and draft your first week from your own material.