Let us start with what is the same
This is the comparison where we have to watch hardest not to be unfair - because Scripe comes closest to our own idea.
Both take voice notes. You speak a thought, a post appears. Scripe calls it Voice Memo, and the testimonials on their page highlight exactly that.
Both learn your writing style. Scripe keeps a personalised tone profile and a knowledge base per profile. kontiqo learns from published posts, rewrites and discards.
Both work through the official LinkedIn interface.
Both know team approvals.
Both generate images. Scripe lists an allowance for AI images on its pricing page (retrieved 23 September 2026). At kontiqo, images are created for the post, with your logo if you want, plus a Canva integration.
So if you read somewhere that kontiqo is "the only one" turning a voice note into a post: that is not true, and we do not write it.
The first real difference: channels
Scripe is LinkedIn. Exclusively, and that is a decision, not a gap: if LinkedIn is where you live, you get a tool with nothing else on its mind.
kontiqo is LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram in one workflow. You write once and each channel gets a fitting version - different length, different image rules, different mentions.
If LinkedIn is your only channel, that is no advantage to you. If you also keep a Facebook page or want to be visible on Instagram, it is the whole difference.
The second: who they are allowed to sell to
Scripe explicitly serves businesses only ("Das Angebot von Scripe richtet sich ausschliesslich an Unternehmen (B2B)", pricing page, retrieved 21 September 2026).
kontiqo also sells to private individuals. If you build a personal brand without a registered business behind it, you can subscribe to kontiqo.
The third: price
| kontiqo | Scripe | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry, monthly | 34.90 gross (29.33 net) | 82.11 gross (69 net) |
| Entry, annual | 349.00 gross per year (2 months free) | 55 net per month (20 per cent off) |
| Middle tier, monthly | 59.90 gross (50.34 net) | 117.81 gross (99 net) |
| Team tier, monthly | 79.90 gross (67.14 net), 2 seats | 177.31 gross (149 net) |
| Additional seat | 11.90 gross | 45 net (53.55 gross) |
| Channels | 3 | 1 |
All information on Scripe (prices and features): pricing page, retrieved 21 September 2026, net and B2B. All information on kontiqo (prices and features): pricing page, retrieved 21 September 2026, gross.
The gap is substantial, and it widens with teams: an additional seat costs 11.90 euros gross at kontiqo and 45 euros net at Scripe - which is 53.55 euros gross.
What Scripe has and kontiqo does not
- A database of more than a million successful posts as templates and research material. kontiqo has nothing like it and does not want to: we learn from your texts, not from other people's.
- Weekly masterclasses and a community. An offering beyond software.
- Revenue attribution through link tracking on the top tier.
- Unlimited users from the middle tier, while kontiqo bills per seat.
Why kontiqo has no engagement automation
That is not a technical gap but a decision, and it deserves an explanation.
Automatically placed likes and comments are interactions no human triggered. We do not want to build that tool - not because it could not be done, but because it contradicts the thing we care about: becoming visible with what you actually have to say.
That is a stance, not a claim about Scripe. Scripe explicitly advertises the official LinkedIn interface.
What kontiqo has and Scripe does not
- Three channels instead of one.
- Sales to private individuals.
- A significantly lower entry price.
What else kontiqo brings
A comment inbox for all three channels, included in every paid plan.
Where kontiqo is not the right choice
If LinkedIn is your only channel, you have a larger team and need an unlimited number of users, or if you value a template database and accompanying training - then Scripe offers you more than kontiqo does for that case.
When these prices were checked
All prices in this post were verified on 21 September 2026 on each provider's own pricing page - that retrieval date sits next to every source below. Pricing pages change; if you are subscribing today, check the figure there.