MagicPost alternative: innernote vs MagicPost
innernote
MagicPostMagicPost is a LinkedIn writing and analytics tool with plans at $21 for Analytics and $39 for Creator, built on an engine they describe as refined through millions of posts analyzed. innernote is $29 with everything on one plan, and the engine is pointed at your own published writing rather than at everybody's.
innernote
MagicPostEngine refined on
Your posts
MagicPost: Millions of posts
Full product
$29
MagicPost: $39 Creator
Plans
One
MagicPost: Analytics and Creator, split
What MagicPost is
MagicPost is a LinkedIn content tool covering writing, scheduling and analytics. Their published plans are Analytics at $21 a month and Creator at $39, with team or agency pricing on request. They describe a writing engine built exclusively for LinkedIn and refined through millions of posts analyzed.
Why people move to innernote
Millions of posts gets you the average of LinkedIn
That is the honest consequence of the approach, and it is why so much of the feed now opens the same way and closes on the same question. A model refined on everyone's posts converges on what everyone sounds like. innernote reads what you have already published, so the draft carries your rhythm, your vocabulary and the things you would never say. It is a smaller corpus and it is the only one your reader can recognise.
Writing and analytics on one plan
Their Analytics plan is $21 and Creator is $39, so the two halves of the job sit on separate rungs. innernote is $29 with everything on it, which lands below their Creator tier and includes the measurement rather than putting it on a different line item.
It knows what you should write next
Your pillars, the things you have saved, a voice note from a walk, and memory of every post you have already published, so the next idea comes from your material and never repeats a point you made three weeks ago.
The whole span, from a raw thought to published
Repurpose an article, a video or a PDF into your words with a check that the result is genuinely yours rather than a paraphrase. Campaigns and multi-part series for anything that needs more than one post. Live preview of the real thing before it goes out.
Side by side
Price for the full product
Analytics
Engine refined on
Voice profile you can read and edit
Voice note to finished post
Repurpose an article, video or PDF
Remembers what you have already posted
Content pillars
Campaigns and multi-part series
Scheduling and calendar
| Feature | innernote | MagicPost |
|---|---|---|
| Price for the full product | $29, everything in | $39 Creator |
| Analytics | Included | $21 Analytics plan |
| Engine refined on | Your own published posts | Millions of posts analyzed |
| Voice profile you can read and edit | Not advertised | |
| Voice note to finished post | Not advertised | |
| Repurpose an article, video or PDF | Not advertised | |
| Remembers what you have already posted | So it never repeats you | Not advertised |
| Content pillars | Not advertised | |
| Campaigns and multi-part series | Not advertised | |
| Scheduling and calendar |
Pricing
innernote
$29 a month, or $19 billed annually. One plan, writing and analytics together.
MagicPost
Analytics $21 a month, Creator $39, with team or agency pricing on request. Yearly billing is discounted.
Below their Creator tier, with the analytics included rather than on a separate plan.
MagicPost pricing checked August 13, 2026.
Does a bigger training corpus make better LinkedIn posts?
It makes more typical ones. Feed a model millions of LinkedIn posts and it learns the centre of that distribution: the hook shapes that recur, the line breaks, the closing question. That is genuinely useful if you have never written a post and need a competent one today. It works against you the moment your goal is to be recognised, because typical is the opposite of recognisable. The alternative is a much smaller and far more specific corpus, which is everything you have already published, plus what you know.
Should analytics cost extra?
It depends what you do with it. Analytics changes what you write only if you actually read it and act, and most people posting five times a week look at it monthly at best. If you are in that group, paying for a separate analytics tier is a subscription for a habit you do not have. If you genuinely tune your writing from data, buy the deepest analytics you can find, and note that a specialist editor like AuthoredUp goes deeper than either of us.
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Last updated August 13, 2026
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