Where the trial lands when it ends, and where you can stay.
- Everything you have written stays readable
- Export stays open, on every tier, forever
- Composer with the real feed preview
- Hook, length and duplicate checks
- Pipeline CRM and network graph
- No account to create
Everything, billed month to month. Cancel whenever.
- Composer with the real feed preview
- Scheduling, queue and publishing
- Unlimited analytics history
- AI with your own key, or free with Ollama
- Pipeline, network graph, messaging
Three months free, and eleven fewer chances for a card to fail.
- Everything in Monthly
- Three months free
- One payment a year
Pays for the build. Closes at 100 and never reopens.
- Everything, forever
- Every future desktop update
- Three device activations
- Covers the desktop app, not a future hosted service
Everpost is in private beta. Builds go out in small batches, so the button above joins the list rather than opening a checkout today.
What the trial actually gives you
Five days, everything switched on, counted from the first time you open the app rather than from when you downloaded it. Five days is short on purpose, and it works because the value lands on day one: importing your LinkedIn history fills the app immediately instead of leaving you waiting for data to accumulate.
What stops when a trial or licence ends
Four things, and nothing else.
- Publishing and the queue. You can still write and keep drafts.
- AI drafting, rewriting and analysis.
- Capturing new posts and leads from LinkedIn. What you already captured stays.
- More than one LinkedIn account.
The rule this followsExpiry never hides or deletes anything. Every post, lead, message and analytics snapshot stays readable, and export stays open forever, so your own work is never held behind a payment. The database is a file on your disk, which is what makes that promise cheap to keep rather than generous.
Why it is cheaper than the rest of this category
Because there is nothing to run. Taplio starts at $39 a month, AuthoredUp at $19.95, Supergrow at $19, and each of those prices includes servers holding your history, a team keeping them up, and the margin on both. Everpost has no server and no database to host, so the price only has to cover building the app. That is also the reason the history survives if Everpost stops: it was never on anyone's server to begin with.
Competitor prices above were checked on 16 August 2026. The full breakdown is on the comparison page, including where each of them is the better choice.
Questions
Is there a free version of Everpost?
Yes. There is no card and no account to start. Everpost runs a 5 day trial with everything switched on, starting the first time you open the app. After that it drops to the free tier: everything you have written stays readable and exportable, and publishing and scheduling, the AI features, capturing new posts and leads from LinkedIn, and running more than one LinkedIn account need a licence.
What happens to my data if I stop paying?
Nothing is hidden or deleted. Your data is a SQLite file on your own disk, so a lapsed licence cannot take it away, and export stays open on every tier. Every post, draft, lead, message and analytics snapshot stays readable. Details are on the security page.
How long is the trial, and when does the clock start?
Five days, counted from the first time you open the app rather than from when you download it. It is short because the value lands on day one: importing your LinkedIn history fills the app immediately instead of making you wait for data to accumulate.
What is the founding lifetime licence?
One payment of $250, capped at the first 100 people, then it closes and does not reopen. It includes every future desktop update and three device activations. It covers the desktop app, not a future hosted service, because promising a lifetime of servers nobody is paying to run is how these offers go wrong.
Do I pay extra for AI?
Not to Everpost. Everpost does not resell model access. On a paid plan you bring your own Claude or OpenAI key and pay that provider directly, or you run a local model through Ollama, which is free and needs no key. Writing, scheduling, analytics, the pipeline CRM and the network graph never call a model at all.
Is there a team or agency plan?
No. Everpost is a single user desktop app with a database on one person's machine. There are no shared dashboards, no seats, and no roll-up across many tracked profiles. That is the same design decision that makes the data durable, and it makes Everpost the wrong tool for an employee advocacy programme. If that is what you need, look at tools built on LinkedIn's official partner APIs instead.
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