GoodSocials vs EasyGen. Who each one is for, and when to pick EasyGen.
Pick EasyGen if you want a fast writer for LinkedIn that learns from popular creators and trends, and you are happy to publish yourself. Pick GoodSocials if you want posts built from your own business, approved on a board and published on schedule.
EasyGen writes LinkedIn posts in your style, informed by what top creators publish and what is trending, from a team with a large LinkedIn following of its own. easygen.io
- Built for
- EasyGen: Creators and professionals writing LinkedIn posts
- GoodSocials: Founders and consultants on LinkedIn, and agencies running their profiles
- Networks
- EasyGen: LinkedIn
- GoodSocials: LinkedIn personal profiles only
- Who writes the posts
- EasyGen: The AI, from your topic, style and trending data
- GoodSocials: The agent, from your site, four themes and your own numbers
- What happens to your edits
- EasyGen: They change that post
- GoodSocials: A revise comment rewrites the card and updates your brand principles
- Approval flow
- EasyGen: You review each post as you generate it
- GoodSocials: Idea, Draft, Image, Scheduled, Posted. Approve, Revise or Reject
- Publishing
- EasyGen: Content calendar; check their site for how posts go live
- GoodSocials: One post a day at 09:00 your time, after a quality gate
- Pricing model
- EasyGen: A single monthly plan, free trial
- GoodSocials: $100 a month per profile, $1,000 for up to 10. 14 days free
Pick EasyGen if
- You want posts shaped by what is working for well-known LinkedIn creators.
- You want trending topics researched for you.
- You like generating a post on demand when an idea strikes.
Pick GoodSocials if
- You want posts grounded in your own business.
- You want a queue that fills itself and publishes daily.
- You want invented numbers caught before they reach your feed.
A writer tuned to LinkedIn
EasyGen was built by a creator with a large LinkedIn audience, and its writer reflects that experience. It studies what top creators publish, finds trending topics, and writes posts in your style. There is a content calendar and a free trial. For people who want strong LinkedIn posts on demand, it is a focused tool.
Two sources of ideas
EasyGen looks outward, to creators and trends, for what to write. GoodSocials looks inward, to your website, your four themes and, if you connect them, your Stripe, GitHub, PostHog, Plausible or Notion numbers. Both are valid. The outward approach tends to produce posts that feel familiar in the feed. The inward one tends to produce posts only you could publish.
Because GoodSocials leans on real figures, it checks them. A quality gate reviews every post for invented numbers, unsupported claims and posts that say nothing, and holds any that fail with the reason shown.
From draft to feed
GoodSocials handles the steps after writing. Approved cards get an image, pass the gate and land on the calendar, one per day, published at 09:00 in your timezone. Your revise comments update your brand principles along the way. The dashboard shows posts published this month and your streak.
Pricing
EasyGen has a single monthly plan with a free trial; check their pricing page for the current figure. GoodSocials is $100 a month for one profile, including images and publishing.
What we say about EasyGen comes from its public site, checked in September 2026. Features and prices change, so check theirs before you decide. EasyGen is a trademark of its owner.
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