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Last checked 24 September 2026

Commenty vs Engage AI

These aren’t two versions of the same tool. Commenty helps you write comments, in your voice, on posts you choose to engage with. Engage AI’s current product gets a community of strangers to comment and like your own posts. Here’s what each one actually is.

Disclosure: we make Commenty. Every figure about Engage AI below is read from engage-ai.co, checked on the date above. Spotted a mistake or a product change? Email contact@commenty.ai and we’ll fix it.

At a glance

—CommentyEngage AI
What it actually doesDrafts a comment on someone else's post, in your voiceGets other people to comment and like your post
Who writes the commentsYou — AI drafts, you edit and postCommunity members, writing their own words
Where it runsChrome extension, inside LinkedIn's own comment boxA submission form outside LinkedIn; members engage on a schedule
Free optionFree plan, 20 comments a dayNone — no free trial listed
Price$29/mo, or $24.17/mo billed yearly$50/mo individual, $250/mo group (unlimited client accounts)
What you get for that50 AI-drafted comments a day on posts you choose15 comments + likes on your own post per submission, up to 9 sessions/week
GuaranteeCancel anytime30-day money-back guarantee if you join at least 3 sessions a month

Prices and limits from each product’s own website, 24 September 2026. Billed-yearly prices are per month.

Draft-and-review extension

Commenty

A Chrome extension that drafts a comment inside LinkedIn’s own comment box, on a post you’re reading. It builds a voice profile from your own past comments, so the draft sounds like you rather than a generic AI reply. You edit it if you want, then press Comment yourself — nothing posts on its own.

Free plan: 20 comments a day. Pro: $29/mo, or $24.17/mo billed yearly, for 50 comments a day.

Best for: people who want to show up in other people’s conversations, in their own words, without staring at a blank comment box.

Comment / like pod

Engage AI (Engagement Community)

A membership community, not a comment-writing tool. You submit your own post during scheduled hours; it’s randomly assigned to 15 community members who leave comments and likes on it over the following days. In exchange, you’re expected to comment on posts assigned to you. Its site frames this as more accountable than an informal WhatsApp or Telegram engagement pod.

Individual: $50/mo, up to 9 sessions a week. Group: $250/mo, unlimited client sub-accounts, built for agencies. No free trial; instead a 30-day money-back guarantee if you join at least 3 sessions a month.

Best for: people who specifically want more comments and likes showing up under their own posts, and are comfortable with a reciprocal-engagement arrangement.

Consider: the comments come from people assigned to your post by a queue, not from your actual audience — and coordinated engagement schemes sit in a greyer area of LinkedIn’s rules than commenting on posts you chose yourself.

The real question isn’t which tool is better

It’s which direction you want engagement to flow. Commenty points outward: you comment on other people’s posts, so your name and your thinking show up in conversations your audience is already having. Engage AI’s pod points inward: it fills your own post with comments from people who were assigned to it, not people who found it on their own.

Nothing stops you from doing both — they don’t compete for the same LinkedIn action. But if you’re choosing where to spend $29–50 a month first, outward tends to compound: a real comment on someone else’s post gets you in front of their audience too, not just your own.

Frequently asked questions

Is Engage AI still an AI comment-writing extension?

Its brand used to be best known for that. As of the date above, Engage AI's own site no longer sells or documents an AI comment-drafting product — its nav, pricing page and free tools are all about the paid Engagement Community (a comment/like pod) and a set of free carousel, hook and headline generators. If you're looking for the tool that drafts AI comments inside LinkedIn's comment box for you to post, that's what Commenty does.

What is Engage AI's Engagement Community?

Per its own site: you submit your post, and it gets assigned to 15 community members who leave comments and likes on it over a scheduled window. You're expected to reciprocate by engaging with others' assigned posts. It's $50/month for an individual, or $250/month for a group plan with unlimited client sub-accounts, with no free trial — instead a 30-day money-back guarantee if you participate at least three times a month.

Is a comment pod against LinkedIn's rules?

LinkedIn's User Agreement prohibits using bots or other unauthorized automated methods to comment on, like or share posts, and separately discourages coordinated engagement schemes designed to inflate reach. A structured pod where strangers comment on your posts on a schedule sits closer to that second category than a tool where you write and approve your own comments on posts you chose to engage with. This isn't legal advice, and neither we nor Engage AI can speak for how LinkedIn enforces its rules.

Which one actually grows your network?

They're solving different problems. Commenty helps you show up authentically in other people's conversations — thoughtful comments, in your own voice, that people can trace back to you. Engage AI's pod inflates the numbers under your own posts with comments from people who may have no real interest in your content, in exchange for you doing the same for them.

Try Commenty free

Drafts in your voice inside LinkedIn, and you post every comment yourself. Free plan, 20 comments a day.

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