Stop hunting for posts
to comment on.
Every other tool writes comments for posts you already found. Comment Club does the hard part, and hands you the ten where your comment actually gets seen.
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What the engine keeps, and what it throws away
Founders pay ₹5,000 a month for a human to scroll.
Commenting is the highest-leverage thing you can do on LinkedIn. But finding the right posts is tedious, so ghostwriters and agencies hire interns to do it.
The intern is slow, inconsistent, doesn't know your positioning, and leaves in four months.
- Scrolls a feed, guesses
- Inconsistent day to day
- Needs managing
- Churns in months
- Scores every post found
- Same standard daily
- Ready before 9am
- Never quits
Set it up once. Then it's one click a day.
Answer four questions
In your own words: what you do, who you want to notice you, what you actually have something to say about, and what you want out of it. We read it back so you can correct us, and you never do it again.
Hit Find posts
The engine fires dozens of narrow searches across LinkedIn's public posts, from several angles, and decodes the exact age of every result.
Get up to ten, ranked
Ranked by what your comment is actually likely to return, each with a drafted comment and, where it's worth it, a short message to send the author.
Comment and go
Copy, open the post, paste, tweak it if you want. Skip anything that does not fit. Tomorrow, press the button again.
That is the whole product. Set up once, one button each morning, ten posts worth your comment. No feed to scroll, no list of people to build first.
We check what a model can't be trusted to guess.
Recency and engagement are computed from the post itself, before any AI is involved. The model only handles judgment.
Expected return, not popularity
Scored out of 10 across five weighted factors: whether you'll be noticed, what the author is worth to you, whether there's room to say something real, positioning fit, and what you'd learn. The viral post everyone piles onto usually loses.
Exact post age
Post age is computed, not read off a label and not guessed by a model. We look at the last three days first, and nothing older than a week ever reaches you.
We say what we don't know
Engagement is a signal that a thread is alive, never a score on its own. When the counts aren't public we tell you they're unverified instead of printing a number we guessed.
A comment you'd actually post
One genuinely new idea, written in the voice we read off your own answers. We strip the tells in code, not hopefully.
Everyone else starts after the hard part.
Getting a comment that lands takes four steps. Every other tool picks you up at step four, once the hard work is already done.
Comment Club does all four. Every other tool does one. That is the entire difference, and it is the reason people hire an intern for the first three.
Competitor pricing as publicly listed at the time of writing
Questions,
answered
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.
Tomorrow morning,
ten posts.
Set it up once. Open it with your coffee. Comment on the five that matter and get on with your day.
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