Top 3 Alternatives to Supergrow in 2026

Supergrow built its whole thing around templates. You pick a format — story, listicle, hot take, how-to — and the AI fills it in with your topic. For people who hate staring at a blank page, that structure can be really helpful at first.

The problem is that after a few weeks, every post starts to sound the same. And it's not just you noticing it — your audience can tell too. If you've been using Supergrow and your content feels like it's running on rails, or if you need things like team collaboration and Slack integration that Supergrow simply doesn't have, it's probably time to look around.

Here are the three best alternatives I've found.

What to Look For in a Supergrow Alternative

People leave Supergrow for a few common reasons:

• Authenticity — Template-generated posts sound generic. You want something that preserves your actual voice.
• Content sourcing — Can the tool work from your notes, articles, and conversations? Or is it just prompts and templates?
• Team features — If you're managing content for multiple people, you need real collaboration workflows.
• Integrations — Does it connect to tools you already use every day?
• Scheduling — Can you plan and publish directly from the platform?

1. TeamPost

TeamPost starts from a completely different premise: the best LinkedIn posts come from your actual thinking, not from templates. You feed it your raw material — articles, voice notes, bullet points, Slack messages — and it generates posts that reflect how you actually talk and think.

What makes it stand out:

• Your voice, not a template — Magic Drafts pulls from your content library. The AI works from your existing writing and ideas, so the output sounds like something you'd actually say. That's a massive difference from picking a template and filling in blanks.
• Slack bot for idea capture — No template tool does this. Send a rough idea to the TeamPost Slack bot — even just three bullet points — and get a polished draft back. It fits into how most professionals already work.
• Team and organization support — Manage LinkedIn content for your whole team from one place. Admins can review, edit, and schedule for multiple people. Supergrow just doesn't do this.
• Voice note to post — Record yourself talking through an idea and TeamPost turns it into a LinkedIn post. I've found this especially valuable for executives who think better out loud than they type.
• Full scheduling and publishing — Timezone support, direct LinkedIn publishing, @mentions. The whole workflow in one place.

Where it's not as strong: If you specifically want a big library of templates to browse for inspiration, that's not TeamPost's focus. It's built for people who already have ideas and need help turning them into posts.

Pricing: Free tier available, paid plans start at $29/month.

2. Taplio

Taplio is one of the older LinkedIn tools out there. It combines AI content generation with analytics and a viral post database — a different angle from Supergrow's template-first approach.

What makes it stand out:

• Viral post database — A big collection of high-performing LinkedIn posts you can browse for inspiration. Genuinely useful for understanding what formats resonate.
• LinkedIn analytics — Detailed performance tracking, engagement trends over time.
• AI generation with context — Generate posts from topics and refine with follow-up prompts. More iterative than Supergrow's one-shot templates.
• Carousel maker — Create carousel posts right in the platform.

Where it falls short: The AI still runs on prompts, not your own content. Posts can sound polished but impersonal. And team features are limited.

Pricing: Plans start around $49/month.

3. AuthoredUp

AuthoredUp goes in a totally different direction — it doesn't generate content at all. It just makes the writing and formatting experience way better with a rich text editor, draft management, and analytics.

What makes it stand out:

• Superior formatting — Bold, italic, bullet points, emojis, line spacing. All the stuff LinkedIn's native editor should have but doesn't. Your posts look noticeably more polished.
• Draft organization — Tags, folders, search. Actually useful draft management.
• Post analytics — Track what's performing so you can do more of it.
• Browser extension — Works right inside LinkedIn. No context switching.

Where it falls short: It won't write posts for you. If you're leaving Supergrow because you want better AI generation, AuthoredUp isn't the answer. No team features either.

Pricing: Plans start around $19.95/month.

Which Alternative Should You Choose?

Comes down to what you need:

• Choose TeamPost if you want posts that actually sound like you, need team collaboration, or want to capture ideas via Slack and voice notes.
• Choose Taplio if you want analytics and viral post inspiration alongside AI generation, and you're fine with prompt-based workflows.
• Choose AuthoredUp if you like writing your own posts and just want better formatting and draft management.

Supergrow's templates are a fine starting point. But a lot of creators outgrow them once they realize their posts are blending in with everyone else using the same frameworks. If you want to move past templates entirely, give one of these alternatives a try.

For a side-by-side breakdown, read TeamPost vs. Supergrow. Or browse the top 7 LinkedIn writing platforms.