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Kast vs Draftly: mass commenting or capturing leads

Prices checked on September 23, 2026 at draftly.so/pricing.

Draftly targets regular LinkedIn creators with a promise of volume: generate posts, schedule them at the best times, make carousels and, above all, draft comments on other people's posts. Their pricing lists a free plan with five posts a month, a Starter plan at $19 and a Pro plan at $49, with a card required at checkout.

Betting on comments

The strategy behind Draftly is well known and it works: commenting on posts from the accounts that matter in your market makes you visible to their audience.

Their tool writes draft replies that you approve one click at a time, with no bulk actions and no background automation, by their own description.

Kast comes at the same idea from the other end. Instead of commenting on other people's posts, you capture the people who commented, on your post or a competitor's, with their job title and company, and you write to them yourself.

The table, point by point

DraftlyKast
Free planYes, 5 posts a monthNo, seven-day trial
Paid entry plan$19 a month29 € a month
Higher tier49 $49 € and 149 €
Draft commentsYesNo
CarouselsYesNo
SchedulingYes, optimized timesLinkedIn and X calendar
Score before publishingNoFour criteria, targeted rewrite
Engagement captureNoYes, job title and company
Export for prospectingNoLemlist, Instantly, CSV

What Draftly does better

The free plan, which lets you test without paying anything. Carousels. And writing comments, which we don't cover.

What Kast does that Draftly doesn't

The score on four criteria before publishing, with a targeted rewrite of the weak spot.

Engagement capture and export to an outreach tool.

Six free tools with no account needed, including the post analyzer and the best time to post calculator.

Making the call

Choose Draftly if your strategy relies on comments and volume.

Choose Kast if your strategy relies on your own posts and what they bring in.

The simplest way is still to compare for yourself.

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