Rethoric is a LinkedIn content consultancy for technical founders and teams, sold as a done-for-you agency engagement with custom pricing, plus a platform that is free for approved Series A and later founders. innernote is software anyone can buy for $29 a month, with no call, no approval and no minimum stage.
How you get it
Sign up, $29
Rethoric: Book a call, or be approved
Who qualifies
Anyone
Rethoric: Series A+ for the free platform
What you are buying
A system you run
Rethoric: A consultancy engagement
Rethoric is a LinkedIn content consultancy aimed at B2B founders, technical teams and Series A and later companies. Their headline is "The LinkedIn content consultancy for technical founders and technical teams." They offer a done-for-you agency engagement with custom pricing through an intro call, and a DIY platform described as free for approved Series A+ founders.
Their platform is free for approved Series A and later founders, and the agency side starts with an intro call and custom pricing. If you have raised and you fit, that free platform is an excellent deal and you should take it. If you are pre-seed, bootstrapped, a consultant or a fractional exec, you are outside the gate before the conversation starts. innernote is $29 and you can be writing in ten minutes without asking anyone's permission.
Their site says clients arrive after trying services run by marketers and finding the content felt cringe. That diagnosis is correct and it is the same one behind this product. The disagreement is about the cure. Theirs is founders writing for founders, which works and costs a consultancy retainer. Ours is a system that starts from your own published writing, so the register is yours by construction rather than by a good writer's interpretation of you.

A consultancy leaves you with an archive of posts and a strategy document. The understanding of how you write lives with the people who built it. Here the voice profile, the pillars, the memory of everything you have published and the calendar are yours, so a quiet quarter does not mean starting again.
Agency work runs on briefs, drafts and approvals, so something that happened this morning cannot go out this morning. Most of what makes a technical founder worth reading is timely and specific, and by the time it survives a review round it has become a case study. Write it at nine, publish at nine fifteen.
How you buy it
Who qualifies
What you are buying
Time from idea to published
What you keep if you stop
Learns from your published posts
Voice note to finished post
Repurpose an article, video or PDF
Human strategy and coaching
Scheduling and calendar
| Feature | innernote | Rethoric |
|---|---|---|
| How you buy it | Sign up, $29 a month | Intro call, custom pricing |
| Who qualifies | Anyone | Series A+ for the free platform |
| What you are buying | Software you operate | A consultancy engagement |
| Time from idea to published | Minutes | A brief and approval cycle |
| What you keep if you stop | Voice profile, pillars, memory, calendar | The posts already written |
| Learns from your published posts | Founder interviews | |
| Voice note to finished post | Not advertised | |
| Repurpose an article, video or PDF | Not advertised | |
| Human strategy and coaching | In the workshop | |
| Scheduling and calendar |

innernote
$29 a month, or $19 billed annually. Anyone can buy it, no call required.
Rethoric
Agency engagements are custom priced through an intro call. Their DIY platform is described as free for approved Series A+ founders.
Free is unbeatable if you qualify. If you do not, $29 and no gate is the comparison.
Rethoric pricing checked August 13, 2026.
If you have raised and the budget is there, it can be excellent, and Rethoric's own critique of marketer-written content is the right instinct: technical credibility is easy to lose and hard to fake. The failure mode is the same for every content retainer regardless of who runs it. It depends entirely on you turning up to calls and saying things worth writing down. Founders who do that get work they are proud of. Founders who do not get competent, general posts at consultancy prices and cancel around month four. Be honest about which you are before the intro call, not after it.
A free platform for approved Series A+ founders is a sensible way to acquire good logos, and it means the product is designed around companies that have already raised. That shapes everything: the assumed cadence, the review process, the team around the founder. Someone pre-seed or bootstrapped is not a smaller version of that customer, they are a different one, with no comms person, no approval chain and fifteen minutes between calls. Buying software designed for the first while being the second is how tools go unopened.
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Last updated August 13, 2026
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