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Introducing Ghostwriter: one workspace for every client you write for
If you write LinkedIn posts for other people, your week probably runs on a patchwork: a login per client, drafts in shared documents, approvals buried in email, and a calendar that lives in your head. The new Ghostwriter plan puts all of it in one place.
The problem with writing for other people
Ghostwriting is a trust business. Clients hand you their voice and their reputation, and too often their LinkedIn password as well. Sharing a login breaks LinkedIn’s user agreement, puts your client’s account at risk, and makes it hard to prove who published what. Meanwhile, the work itself is scattered: one document per draft, one email thread per approval, one spreadsheet for the schedule.
How Ghostwriter works
- Invite a client with a link. From Account, create an invite and send it. Each link works once, for 14 days.
- Your client connects their own LinkedIn. They sign in with LinkedIn, accept, and choose whether you may publish directly or whether they approve each post. You never see or store their password.
- Switch between clients in one click. Pick a client in the sidebar and you are working in their account: their voice profile, their drafts, their calendar. A banner always shows whose account you are in.
- Clients approve on the draft. When you schedule or post, the client gets an Approve or Ask for changes button right on the post. Approved posts publish from their own LinkedIn at the time you picked.
- See every client at a glance. Your Home page lists each client with what is waiting on them, what is scheduled, how many posts went out this month, and whether their LinkedIn connection needs renewing.
Approvals that protect both of you
By default, nothing goes to LinkedIn without the client’s approval. If you change the words of a post after it was approved, it goes back for a fresh approval. Clients can remove you at any time, and anything they had not approved goes back to their Approved list instead of publishing. Every change you make in a client’s account is logged.
Clients who trust you to run their calendar can let you publish directly when they accept the invite, and change their mind later.
What is included
| Ghostwriter | |
|---|---|
| Price | $149 a month, or $1,490 a year (two months free) |
| Clients included | 5 |
| Each additional client | $29 a month ($290 a year on yearly plans) |
| Posts | Up to 1,000 a month, shared across your clients and your own profile |
| For every client | Drafts in their own voice, scheduling up to a year ahead, unlimited “Sound like me” rewrites |
| Your own profile | Included, and it does not use a client seat |
| Free trial | 7 days |
Extra client seats are added to your subscription automatically when a sixth client accepts an invite, and removed when a client leaves.
Who it is for
- Freelance LinkedIn ghostwriters who manage several executives and want one place for drafts, approvals, and schedules.
- Small agencies that need a clear record of what each client approved and when it went out.
- Chiefs of staff and communications leads who write for one or more leaders inside a company.
A note on our other plans
Free, Personal, and Pro are for your own LinkedIn profile. Writing for clients or other people requires the Ghostwriter plan. That keeps every client’s account connected to its owner, which is better for your clients and for you.
Stay the author’s partner
The post still goes out under your client’s name. EVNMODE prepares drafts, keeps the schedule, and records approvals; you and your client decide what gets said.
Try Ghostwriter free for 7 days
Start the trial, invite your first client, and draft a week of posts in their voice. Cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged.
$149 a month for up to five clients$1,490 a year for up to five clients ($124 a month)