Supergrow currently costs between $19/mo and $139/mo depending on tier. Starter runs $19/mo (or $16/mo billed annually), Pro runs $39/mo (or $31/mo billed annually), and Teams runs $139/mo for 4 seats, per Supergrow's own pricing page checked on July 20, 2026.
All three tiers include a 7-day free trial with no credit card required. The real split between plans is not the headline price, it is what gets withheld: analytics and the carousel maker are locked behind Pro, and PostCast, Supergrow's AI interview feature, is capped at 2 sessions a month on Starter.
Starter
$19/mo
$16/mo billed annually
1 profile, 2 PostCast/mo, no analytics, no carousels.
Pro
$39/mo
$31/mo billed annually
Unlimited PostCast, carousels, analytics, Engage tool.
Teams
$139/mo
4 accounts included
Everything in Pro plus approvals and team dashboard.
Every row below is a feature Supergrow lists on its own pricing page. Use this to see exactly what upgrading actually unlocks, rather than guessing from a marketing summary.
| Feature | Starter ($19/mo) | Pro ($39/mo) | Teams ($139/mo) |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn profiles included | 1 | 1 | 4 |
| AI post generation (Content DNA voice model) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| PostCast AI interview sessions | 2 per month | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Content repurposing (video, PDF, article to post) | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduling and calendar view | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Kanban content board | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Auto first-comment | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Carousel maker | No | Yes | Yes |
| Infographic generator | No | Yes | Yes |
| Engage tool (commenting assist) | No | Yes | Yes |
| Profile analytics + weekly report | No | Yes | Yes |
| Supergrow MCP | No | Yes | Yes |
| Approval workflows | No | No | Yes |
| Team management dashboard | No | No | Yes |
| Team-level analytics | No | No | Yes |
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Supergrow does not have a permanent free tier, only a 7-day free trial. During that trial window, you get full access to whichever paid plan you selected, so "free" here really means "free for 7 days," not "free forever with limits."
If your priority is genuinely AI content generation paired with turning that content into leads, rather than scheduling and analytics for their own sake, it is worth looking beyond Supergrow's tier structure entirely. Tools like Lifast take a different angle: instead of gating analytics behind a $39/mo tier, the core loop is reading your product, generating posts, and building lead magnets that capture emails directly from the content, which is a different job than general scheduling and reporting.
Supergrow's pricing page advertises a discount for annual billing but does not show the arithmetic. Here it is, using the real numbers from Supergrow's pricing page.
Billed monthly: $19/month x 12 = $228/year
Billed annually: $16/month equivalent x 12 = $192/year
Savings: $36/year, about 16 percent off the monthly rate.
Billed monthly: $39/month x 12 = $468/year
Billed annually: $31/month equivalent x 12 = $372/year
Savings: $96/year, about 21 percent off the monthly rate.
Teams caveat: Supergrow's pricing page states Teams costs $139/month for 4 accounts. An independent review by AuthoredUp lists a $133/mo annual equivalent for Teams, but this specific figure was not directly visible on Supergrow's own pricing page at the time of this check. Confirm the current Teams annual rate directly with Supergrow before budgeting against it.
Starter ($19/mo): the occasional solo poster
Fits someone posting a handful of times a week who wants AI-assisted drafts and basic scheduling but does not need to prove ROI with analytics, and who is fine with 2 PostCast sessions covering their idea generation for the month.
Pro ($39/mo): consultants and thought leaders publishing weekly
Fits anyone treating LinkedIn as a real channel: someone who wants to know which posts actually perform, who publishes carousels regularly, and who uses PostCast as their default way to turn a conversation into a week of drafts rather than typing from scratch.
Teams ($139/mo): agencies and internal marketing teams
Fits a small agency ghostwriting for 4 executive profiles, or an internal team where a manager needs to approve posts before they go live. Below 4 seats, running individual Pro subscriptions is usually the cheaper option per person.
"Supergrow Tutorial 2025, LinkedIn Growth Tool" by Online Income Toolz on YouTube.
Supergrow, official pricing page
Primary source for plan names, monthly and annual prices, and per-tier feature lists. supergrow.ai/pricing
ConnectSafely, "SuperGrow Review 2026: Pricing & Features for LinkedIn"
Cross-check on plan pricing plus the credit-cap detail on Starter's content generation limits.
AuthoredUp, "Supergrow Review 2026: Features, Pricing, Is It Worth It?"
Cross-check on the 7-day trial terms, refund policy commentary, and annual pricing table.
Entry price undercuts most rivals
Starter at $19/mo is roughly half the cost of Taplio's $39/mo starting tier, per multiple independent reviews.
PostCast is a genuinely different content mechanic
The conversational interview that turns spoken answers into drafts is not a feature most scheduling tools copy well.
No credit card required for the trial
The 7-day free trial lets you test Content DNA and scheduling before any card is charged.
Annual billing saves roughly 18-21% on every tier
Locking in annually is a real discount, not a rounding trick, across Starter, Pro, and Teams.
Unlimited PostCast unlocks at a reasonable jump
Pro at $39/mo removes the 2-session cap entirely, which matters if PostCast is your main workflow.
No analytics until Pro
Starter users cannot see post performance data at all, so it is hard to know if the content is working.
PostCast is capped hard on Starter
Two sessions a month is thin for anyone posting several times a week from interviews rather than manual drafts.
Carousel maker is Pro-only
If visual carousel posts are central to your strategy, Starter will not get you there.
Teams jumps sharply in price
From $39/mo (Pro, 1 seat) to $139/mo (Teams, 4 seats) is a large step for a small team of 2 or 3.
No published refund policy beyond the trial
Once you are past the 7-day window and charged, reviewers note there is no stated refund path.
These are the specific misreadings of Supergrow's pricing page that lead to buyer's remorse in the first month.
Buying Starter expecting to track results
Starter has zero analytics. If knowing what content performs matters to you at all, budget for Pro from day one instead of upgrading later out of frustration.
Assuming PostCast is unlimited on every tier
The 2-sessions-a-month cap on Starter is easy to miss when skimming a features list. If PostCast is the reason you are buying Supergrow, this cap changes the math immediately.
Comparing Teams at $139/mo to Pro at $39/mo per seat
Teams is priced for 4 accounts as a bundle, not $139 per person. Divide it out ($34.75 per seat at 4 users) before deciding it is expensive versus running 4 separate Pro subscriptions ($156/mo).
Paying monthly when you already know you will stay 3+ months
The annual discount is roughly 18-21 percent off. If you are confident you will use the tool past month 3, annual billing is close to a free extra month or two.
Ignoring the missing refund policy
Because there is no stated refund window past the 7-day trial, treat the trial period as your only real evaluation window and use it fully before the card is charged.
1. Do you need to see whether your posts are working?
If yes, skip Starter entirely and start on Pro, since analytics never unlocks on Starter regardless of billing cycle.
2. Will you use PostCast more than twice a month?
If yes, the Starter cap will bottleneck your workflow inside the first billing cycle. Go Pro.
3. Do you publish carousels as a regular content format?
If yes, Pro's bundled carousel maker likely pays for itself versus a separate design subscription.
4. Do you have 4 or more people who each need their own seat?
If yes, compare Teams at $139/mo against 4 individual Pro seats at $156/mo. Teams wins on pure cost at that headcount.
5. Are you confident you will keep using it past month 3?
If yes, switch to annual billing on whichever tier you picked. The 16-21 percent discount is close to a free extra month.
LinkedIn content tools generally cluster into three price bands: budget tools under $25/mo with limited AI depth, mid-tier tools between $35 and $50/mo with full scheduling plus analytics, and team or agency tools above $100/mo. Supergrow's Starter plan sits at the very bottom of the budget band, while Pro sits at the low end of the mid-tier band next to competitors like Taplio, which multiple reviews list starting around $39-$49/mo.
What differentiates Supergrow's pricing structure from a straight scheduling tool is that the cheapest tier deliberately withholds analytics and the carousel maker, pushing serious users toward Pro. This is a common SaaS tactic (gate the features that create switching cost, not the features that create initial adoption), and it means the 'real' price for anyone who wants to measure their content is $39/mo, not $19/mo.
For teams, the jump to $139/mo for 4 seats is meaningfully cheaper per seat than buying 4 individual Pro subscriptions, which would run $156/mo. The math only favors Teams once you actually have 4 people who need seats. Below that headcount, Pro per-person remains the better unit price.
The honest answer depends on what you actually do with the tool. If your workflow is a few manually written posts a week with occasional scheduling, Starter at $16-19/mo covers that completely and analytics would be a nice-to-have you would not check often anyway.
If your workflow depends on PostCast as the primary way you generate drafts (talking through ideas rather than typing them), the 2-session cap on Starter will feel restrictive within the first month, and Pro's unlimited sessions become the real price of entry for that workflow, not a luxury upgrade.
If you are a consultant or personal brand builder who publishes carousels regularly, factor in that a dedicated carousel design tool alone can cost $20-30/mo, so Pro's bundled carousel maker plus analytics for $39/mo is competitive even before counting the AI writing features.
Pricing pages are written to make the middle tier look inevitable, and Supergrow's is no exception: Starter is deliberately missing the two features (analytics, carousels) most likely to matter to anyone evaluating a paid content tool seriously. That is not a criticism unique to Supergrow, it is standard SaaS tier design, but it means the advertised '$19/mo' headline number undersells what most buyers will actually end up paying.
The more useful number to anchor on is the Pro annual price of $31/mo ($372/year), since that is the tier most people who stick with the tool past the trial actually land on. Budget against that figure rather than the Starter headline price when deciding if Supergrow fits your content budget.
The specific pricing questions people ask before subscribing to Supergrow.
Supergrow has three tiers as of mid-2026: Starter at $19/mo, Pro at $39/mo, and Teams at $139/mo for 4 seats. Billing annually drops those to roughly $16/mo, $31/mo, and $133/mo respectively, per Supergrow's own pricing page.
No permanent free plan. Supergrow offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card required, according to both Supergrow's pricing page and independent reviews. After the trial, you need a paid Starter, Pro, or Teams subscription to keep using the product.
It is a real discount, not a repackaging trick. Starter annual works out to $192/year ($16/mo equivalent) versus $228/year if paid monthly at $19/mo, a savings of $36, or about 16 percent. Pro annual is $372/year ($31/mo equivalent) versus $468/year paid monthly, saving $96, or about 21 percent.
Starter includes AI post generation, 2 PostCast sessions a month, scheduling, a Kanban board, and auto first-comment, but no analytics or carousel maker. Pro adds unlimited PostCast sessions, the carousel maker, an infographic generator, an engagement assist tool, profile analytics with weekly reports, and Supergrow MCP access.
Reviewers note Supergrow does not publish a refund policy beyond the 7-day free trial window, so the safest approach is to fully test the tool during the trial before your card is charged. Cancellation itself is generally described as straightforward and effective at the end of the current billing period, but always verify current terms on Supergrow's own pricing or billing page before subscribing.
At the entry tier, yes. Supergrow's Starter plan at $19/mo is roughly half of Taplio's advertised starting price, which multiple 2026 comparison reviews list in the $39-49/mo range. At the mid-tier, Supergrow Pro ($39/mo) and Taplio's core plan land closer together, so the price gap narrows once you need analytics and full features on both tools.