Your posts bring in named leads, not likes.
Taplio for LinkedIn. Buffer for everything else. You copy and paste between the two.
ChatGPT, then Notion, then Canva, then the scheduler. Your voice gets lost along the way.
50 likes, 20 comments. You don't know who they are or where they work.
From idea to conversation, without switching tools.
Your whole week scheduled from one calendar.
Plume writes in your voice, not ChatGPT's.
Every bit of engagement on your posts becomes a scored lead.
One editor. Kast adapts the format, length and hashtags to each platform, then publishes natively.
The editor, the calendar and the reviewer, in one place.
Someone comments on your post? Kast pulls their profile, scores it and sends it to your outreach tool.
Every interaction becomes a profile: name, job title, company.
Kast captures the profiles that engage with the posts you track.
Instantly, Lemlist, Waalaxy and Gojiberry built in. CSV export for everything else.
Track a competitor's post: Kast pulls the profiles that engage and keeps the ones that fit you.
While you run your company, it works for you.
Approvals, scheduling, reporting: it's all in one place. You grow your clients' authority with the team you already have. And everything is white-label.
Batch your content, then schedule and track it everywhere. You turn your reach into paid offers without losing your voice or your weekends.
Can't find your answer? The team replies in under 4 hours.
Three things, in this order. It writes a post from your work, the way you write. It scores it on four points before you publish, and tells you what's off with the exact sentence in front of you. Then it publishes at the time you picked and shows you, post by post, who reacted, commented or reposted.
ChatGPT writes a post very well. It doesn't remember how you write from one session to the next, it doesn't know the people you sell to, it will never tell you "don't publish that one", and it will never know who commented on that post. What's missing is that memory and that measurement, not the ability to write.
Never. You review, you edit, you approve. Kast only publishes what you've approved, at the time you've chosen. An edited draft stays a draft until you click.
Fair question: these people aren't your clients and haven't signed anything. Kast only collects what is already public on the profile of someone who engaged publicly with a post: name, job title, company. No private messages, no sensitive data, no purchased lists. Anyone can ask for their record to be deleted, and it's handled within 30 days. Your drafts are never used to train any model. If your DPO wants written answers before approving the tool, write to us and you'll get them.
No. Kast goes through the official LinkedIn and X APIs, with access you grant and can revoke whenever you want. No bot runs your account, we never ask for your password, and the posting pace stays within platform limits.
That's the number one risk, and the product is built against it. The score penalizes stock phrasing, and rewrites use your past posts as the style reference. You always see the before and after, and you can undo anything that doesn't sound like you in one click.
7 days, with every feature included. We ask for a card at sign-up to stop fake accounts, but nothing is charged before day 8. To pay nothing, cancel before then: in Settings › Billing, a button opens your order page at SquidLane, our payment provider, where you confirm the cancellation.
Write to us and someone from the team will go through your case with you: your audience, your latest posts, your offer. The goal is to understand what's blocking and adjust the benchmarks to your line of work. If Kast isn't the right tool for you, we'll tell you straight instead of letting you keep paying.