LinkedIn rewards people who show up consistently and share something useful. Scheduling takes the pressure off your mornings: write when you have ideas, publish when your network is reading.
Start freeA single post rarely changes anything; a steady habit does. When you publish a few times a week, your name stays in front of your connections and your profile keeps collecting quiet visibility. The hard part is not the writing — it is remembering to post. Scheduling removes that problem entirely.
Draft three or four posts in one sitting when you are in the flow, then spread them across the coming weeks in the calendar. You can leave gaps deliberately, which reads more naturally than publishing something every single day.
If you manage a client's LinkedIn alongside your own, keep them in separate workspaces so nothing gets posted from the wrong account. Planagram supports agency and client workspaces on paid plans.
The same calendar that handles LinkedIn can publish to Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, Pinterest, Facebook, Google Business, Threads and Bluesky — useful when one piece of content belongs in several places.
Yes. The free plan includes one connected account and up to 25 scheduled posts a month.
Yes. Connect the accounts you post from and choose which one each post goes to.
No. They are published normally, exactly as if you had posted them yourself.
Yes. Planagram works with Claude through MCP, so you can draft and schedule from a Claude chat.