Hypelio
ProductMulti-account workspacesOne login, a separate space per accountApprovalsYour client signs off from a link, not a loginPricingPer connected account, published up front
SolutionsFor agenciesEvery client’s LinkedIn on one rosterFor creatorsPosting under your own nameFor foundersFounder-led, in twenty minutes a weekEmployee advocacyOne idea, in each person’s own voiceFor ghostwritersWrite as ten people without ten loginsManaging many accountsWhat LinkedIn allows, and how to do it safely
ResourcesFree toolsNo signup, nothing storedApproval workflowsGetting sign-off without chasingClient reportingWhich numbers to send, which to leave outIs automation safe?What actually gets accounts restricted
Comparevs TaplioWhere each one wins, including where they dovs SupergrowCloser than you would expect, split by scalevs AuthoredUpTheir editor is better. The difference is sign-offvs ShieldShield has closed. Where its users are goingvs KleoOne brand, or a roster of themvs PostwiseCheaper at scale. No client approval step
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Comparison

The Supergrow alternative that does not stop at four accounts

Supergrow is the competitor we respect most. Same compliance stance as ours, honest comparison pages of their own, and a voice-capture idea we wish we had thought of. The difference is where each product gives out: their Teams plan covers four accounts and then becomes a sales conversation. Ours publishes the price to twenty and keeps going after that.

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Supergrow details on this page were read from supergrow.ai on 19 August 2026 and reflect their published plans on that date. Products change. Check their site before you decide, and tell us if anything here is out of date — we will fix it.

Ten client accounts, every month
SupergrowNot published
Hypelio$104

Their published Teams plan covers four accounts at $139. Ours covers five at $59, then $9 for each one after that.

The short version

Closer than you would expect, split by scale

We agree with Supergrow on the things that matter most. Read both columns anyway.

Stay with Supergrow if

These are real advantages and we are not going to pretend otherwise.

Your experts will talk but never write. Their recorded interview turns fifteen minutes of speech into a week of posts. We have nothing that does this.
People need to work from a phone. They ship iOS and Android apps and support dozens of languages. We are a browser today.
Procurement wants a partner badge. They are a listed LinkedIn partner with years of shipping behind them. We are new and cannot claim either.
You are activating employees, not serving clients. Their leaderboards and challenges are built to get reluctant staff posting. That is a different problem from ours.

Choose Hypelio if

This is where the two products genuinely diverge.

You are past four accounts. That is where their published team plan ends. Our price is printed to twenty, then six dollars for each one after.
Clients, not colleagues. Roster tags, per-client reporting you can put your own logo on, and billing that follows accounts you win and lose.
You want a usable cheapest plan. Their entry tier ships without analytics. Ours includes them, because a post you cannot measure is guesswork.
Approval is the bottleneck. The person signing off gets a link, not a login, and the post cannot go out until they act on it.
Feature by feature

What each one actually gives you

Grouped by the job you are trying to do. The rows where they win are near the top on purpose.

Capability
Supergrow
Hypelio
Writing
Turning a recorded interview into postsTheir strongest idea, and one we have no answer to.
Yes
No
Scoring a draft for authenticity
Yes
No
A voice profile per personBoth learn from that person’s own posts rather than a shared template bank.
Yes
Yes
Library of posts to draw ideas from
No
Yes
Phone apps and many languages
iOS + Android
Browser
Running a roster
Accounts covered by the published team planTheirs is four, at $139 a month. Ours is twenty, at $149.
Four
Twenty
What happens past that
Talk to us
$6 each
Multi-account on the entry plan
From $139
All plans
Client connects their own account by inviteNeither product asks you to collect a password. Credit where it is due — they did this first.
Yes
Yes
Tags and saved filters across the roster
Yes
Yes
Approvals and reporting
Feedback and approval workflow
Yes
Yes
Approving without an accountA link the client opens and acts on, with no login of their own.
Not published
Yes
Reports you can put your own logo on
Not published
Agency
Analytics on the cheapest planTheir Starter ships without them. We think that makes the tier hard to use.
No
Yes
Safety and access
Publishes through the official LinkedIn API onlyNo scraping, no browser extension driving the account, no stored passwords. We take the same position they do.
Yes
Yes
Listed LinkedIn partner
Yes
Not yet
API and automation hooks
Not published
Agency
Free trialTheirs pauses the account at the end rather than charging, which is a decent piece of design.
7 days
14 days

Where a cell says “not published”, it means we could not find the capability documented on supergrow.ai on 19 August 2026 — not that it definitely does not exist. If you work at Supergrow and we have this wrong, write to us and we will correct the row.

Money

The gap opens at the fifth account

At one account we cost the same. The arithmetic diverges once you are publishing for a roster.

Accounts you publish for
Supergrow
Hypelio
OneTheir Starter is $19 without analytics; Pro is $39. Ours is $19 with analytics included.
$19, or $39 for Pro
$19
FourThe largest roster either product prices publicly on a per-seat team plan.
$139
$59
TenStudio at $59 covers five, then $9 for each account after that.
Not published
$104
TwentyOur Agency plan covers twenty, then $6 each.
Not published
$149

Supergrow’s published plans on 19 August 2026 were Starter $19, Pro $39 and Teams $139 a month for four accounts, with an enterprise tier quoted on request. We have not guessed at what a ten-account quote would come to. Our figures are the ones on our own pricing page and include every teammate — we charge for connected accounts, not seats.

Where Supergrow is genuinely the better product

If the hard part of your job is getting words out of people who will not write, buy Supergrow. Their recorded-interview approach turns a fifteen-minute conversation into a week of drafts, and it is the single best idea either of us has had. They also ship phone apps, support far more languages than we do, publish a changelog every fortnight, and are a listed LinkedIn partner — three things a new company simply cannot claim. They even run honest comparison pages that concede where rivals win, which is why this page exists in the shape it does. Our case is narrower: once you are running more than four accounts for clients rather than colleagues, the economics and the reporting stop fitting, and that is the part we built for.

Switching

Moving over takes an afternoon

Both products connect accounts the same way, so the awkward part is already solved.

01

Bring your drafts

Export what you have and paste it in. Nothing is locked to us either, so the same door works in reverse.

02

Re-invite each account

Your clients already authorised a tool this way once, so the request will look familiar. No password changes hands here either.

03

Set the voice per account

Point each workspace at that person’s recent posts. If you built a voice profile there, the raw material is the same.

04

Run both for a fortnight

Our trial is fourteen days for exactly this reason. Publish from here, keep the other subscription, and cancel only once you are sure.

Questions

The ones people actually ask

Can Supergrow handle ten accounts?+
Probably, but not at a price you can read on their site. Their published Teams plan covers four accounts at $139 a month, and beyond that it is a quote. If ten is where you are, the question is less whether a tool can do it and more whether you want to negotiate for the privilege every time you win or lose a client.
Do you have anything like their recorded interviews?+
No. It is a genuinely good feature and we do not have an equivalent. If your clients or executives will talk but never type, that alone is a reasonable basis for choosing them over us.
Are you as safe as they are?+
We take the same position: publishing happens through the official LinkedIn API, we never ask for a password, and there is no extension driving an account in the background. What we cannot claim is their listed-partner status or their track record, and you should weigh both.
Why is your cheapest plan the same price as theirs?+
Because $19 is roughly what one account is worth, and racing below it would mean stripping something out. What we did instead was leave analytics in. A plan that shows you what published but not how it did is a plan you outgrow in a fortnight.
Do you do employee advocacy and leaderboards?+
Not in the way they do. Their challenges and leaderboards are built to nudge reluctant staff into posting, which is a real problem inside a large company. Ours is the agency problem: many clients, each with a different voice, each needing sign-off and a report at the end of the month.
What happens to my content if I leave?+
Posts, drafts and analytics stay exportable for ninety days after a subscription ends. We would rather lose an argument about lock-in than win one.

Try it against your own roster

Fourteen days, no card, and every account you connect stays yours to disconnect. Keep your other subscription running while you test.

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