What Done-for-You LinkedIn Actually Costs in 2026, and Where the Money Goes

The honest market map

$500 to $1,000: freelance ghostwriting. You get words. Usually decent words, from a template. No positioning, no engagement layer, no analytics. Works only if you already know exactly what to say and to whom.

$1,500 to $4,000: content operations. Positioning, voice capture, consistent shipping, comments aimed at buyers, monthly reporting. The difference you are paying for is the system around the words. This is where our founder plans sit, and where most B2B founders get the best return per dollar.

$5,000 and up: executive and team programs. Multiple profiles, deeper strategy, articles, dedicated management. Justified when the account is a revenue channel, not an experiment.

Where thin operations hide

Four questions expose them fast:

1. "How do you capture voice?" If the answer is a form, you will sound like their other clients.

2. "Who does the engagement?" If they log into your account to comment, that is against LinkedIn's rules and reads exactly as fake as it is.

3. "What do you report?" Impressions-only reporting means they are grading their own homework.

4. "What happens in a bad week?" No buffer system means your busiest month becomes your silent month.

Why we publish our pricing

Most of the market hides pricing behind a call. We publish ours (here) because buyers research in private, and the vendor who makes research easy starts the conversation trusted. That logic is also, not coincidentally, our entire thesis about LinkedIn.