Every plan hires the whole team.

One LinkedIn account is one personal brand inside Depost AI. You create a brand in your workspace, connect a LinkedIn profile to it, and it gets its own voice, memory, analytics, quotas and agents. Run three brands and that is three accounts for billing.

Pick a plan, add your card, and pay nothing today. The trial includes 10 AI posts, 5 AI infographics, and 700 AI replies, enough to run the real workflow end to end; every other plan limit applies in full. Your subscription starts automatically after 7 days, and your full limits unlock the moment it does. One trial per account.

Team is $99 a month for your first LinkedIn account, plus a flat $59 a month for each additional one. Three accounts cost $99 + $59 + $59, so $217 a month. Slide the calculator above to see your exact total as you add accounts.

No. Team has no per-seat fee and no limit on people. Invite as many clients, VAs, and teammates as you need, and give each one a role per brand: your VA drafts and schedules, your client approves their own posts and sees nothing else. The bill only moves when you add a LinkedIn account.

Two months free. Solo is $590 a year instead of $708, Team is $990 a year for your first account, and additional accounts are $590 a year each. You can switch between monthly and yearly at any time from your billing page.

That is Enterprise: volume discounts, SSO, a dedicated account manager, private onboarding, and custom invoicing. Volume discounts are negotiated on Enterprise only, so the published price stays flat and predictable below 30. Book a demo and we will put together a setup that fits your team.

Yes. Cancel during the trial and you are never charged. After it, cancel anytime and your plan stays active until the end of the billing cycle you already paid for. If you come back later, you rejoin on the pricing available then.

Publishing goes through LinkedIn’s official API, and your analytics come from the LinkedIn account you connect: your own data. Depost AI sends no automated DMs, connection requests, or comments, the things that actually get accounts flagged. Replies and outreach are drafted for you; you send them.