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The AI LinkedIn post generator for companies that sell services

Blendin writes and designs on-brand LinkedIn posts for B2B services companies. Paste your website. Out comes the post in your real colours, fonts and voice, about the work you actually sell, published to your LinkedIn Company Page.

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A commercial cleaning company
Company Page · Facility services · 1w

Most facility managers do not call us because the floors look bad.

They call because the day porter did not show on Monday and nobody told them.

Coverage is the product. The cleaning is the easy part.

Three things we put in writing before we quote a price:

  • A named supervisor, and a number that reaches a person
  • A call off plan, so an absence is covered the same shift
  • A monthly walkthrough on site, with the site contact

If your current vendor cannot say who covers a call off at six in the morning, that is the gap you are paying for.

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Quick answer

What does an AI LinkedIn post generator do?

An AI LinkedIn post generator writes and designs an on-brand LinkedIn post from a pasted company URL. It reads the site's real colors, fonts and voice, writes about what the company actually sells rather than a generic topic, and hands back a post ready to publish straight to a LinkedIn Company Page. A person at the company still reviews and approves each post before it goes out.

Input
Company website URL
Output
On-brand post + image
Networks
LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, Threads
Review
Human approves before publishing
1 URL
Sets up your brand
~2 min
From idea to post
+60
Anti AI signals
+10
Post formats

Written for whatever your company actually does

The register a buyer in your category already recognises, because the engine writes from what your own site says you do, not from a template built for one industry.

  • MSP and managed IT
    How we test a backup by actually restoring it
  • Distribution and manufacturing
    Why the truck matters more than the new line
  • Logistics and 3PL
    How we quote a lane for the worst day, not the average one
  • Commercial cleaning and facility services
    Why coverage matters more than the cleaning
  • Staffing
    What we check before we send a candidate over
  • Commercial HVAC
    Planned maintenance against emergency call outs
  • Consulting
    The advice that actually gets used
  • Real estate
    What closes a deal after the listing photo
  • SaaS
    What shipped this sprint, and why it matters
  • Coaching
    One real client story instead of a general tip

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It reads your company, not a template

The brand kit is built from your own website rather than picked from a gallery. Real signal or nothing is the rule throughout: what the site declares gets used, what it does not declare stays empty and gets asked about.

  • The real palette and type. Reads the colours and fonts declared in the site's own CSS. No real accent colour, no invented one.
  • The logo, curated rather than scraped. Takes the header logo and favicon, and skips award badges and client logos in a testimonial strip.
  • What the company sells, and to whom. Services, audience and tone, distilled from the pages themselves, not guessed.
  • Your own words, added on purpose. A short guided interview plus daily questions turn your answers into knowledge only your company has.

A generator is only useful if you can publish the output

Most of the work in a good draft is refusing. Your buyer is a procurement lead, not a casual scroller, and one invented number costs more than a week of silence.

  • Statistics it cannot source, even when one would read better.
  • Named customers, quotes or case studies it has no evidence for.
  • The invented scene: no 'a client called me in tears' anecdote, in either language.
  • Fake product screens or a chart with made up numbers on it.
  • The tells a reader clocks in a second: em dashes, buzzwords, the contrarian flip.
  • A colour or a font the site never declared.

Same brief: planned maintenance against emergency call outs

A generic AI tool

In today's fast changing business landscape, proactive maintenance is not just a checkbox, it is a strategic imperative for forward thinking facility leaders ready to unlock true operational excellence.

By embracing best in class HVAC strategies, you can transform reactive repairs into a seamless, efficiency driven approach built for long term success.

Is your building ready for whatever comes next?

Blendin, same brief

Nobody has a maintenance budget. Everybody has an emergency budget.

That is the whole reason a rooftop unit gets replaced in August instead of March.

One reads like stock AI copy. The other is what Blendin actually wrote for this brief.

Written and posted from one place

Blendin runs on its own official LinkedIn app, approved on the LinkedIn Community Management API, so a Company Page post goes out through LinkedIn's own documented tools rather than a browser extension typing into the editor. Instagram, Facebook and Threads run as a Verified Meta Tech Provider, and TikTok is available on Pro and up.

  • Publish now or put it on the calendar
  • Starter covers LinkedIn personal profiles and Company Pages, Instagram, Facebook and Threads
  • A recurring weekly slot with Loops, so next week is already queued for you to approve
  • The first comment goes out with the post on LinkedIn Company Pages, Instagram and Threads

A weekly slot, not a good intention

Set a recurring slot with Loops and it drafts into a review queue ahead of time. You read what is there and approve it, or leave it and nothing goes out. Scheduling runs 180 days ahead on Starter and a full year on Pro and Business.

The first comment goes with it

The comment where a link actually belongs is written and posted alongside your post on LinkedIn Company Pages, Instagram and Threads. Typing one by hand is on every plan; having it drafted for you starts at Starter.

One workspace, every brand

A second trading name, a franchise group or a portfolio of locations each keep their own brand kit, accounts, posts and analytics, without a second login or a second subscription.

Real numbers, or an honest blank

Post performance, audience growth and demographics, and the times your audience is actually there, all read from the platforms themselves. When a read has not landed yet it says so. It never fills the space with a zero it did not measure.

73%

of decision-makers trust thought leadership over marketing materials

Edelman-LinkedIn, 2024

7x

faster follower growth for pages that post weekly

LinkedIn Marketing Solutions

A post is one output of the marketing department

The same brand kit and the same knowledge produce the rest of what a services company has to send out: text posts, image posts in six formats, multi-slide carousels, and native LinkedIn Documents for the deeper piece a buyer downloads before a call.

Write it, put it on the calendar, publish it to the accounts you connected, and read what it did. One subscription, one place, and a person at your company approving every piece.

  • The brand kit built from your own site, colours, fonts and logo
  • Text posts, image posts, carousels and LinkedIn Documents
  • A guided interview that turns what you know into content
  • Publishing to LinkedIn Company Pages on the approved API
  • A recurring slot, a calendar, and Insights afterwards
  • 14 day free trial of Starter, card required, then $59 a month

Turn the same brief into a swipeable deck with the AI carousel generator, sharpen an opening line with the free LinkedIn hook generator, or run a draft you already have through the free AI writing checker.

Frequently asked questions

What a company asks before it lets software write on its page.

Can it write for a LinkedIn Company Page, not just a personal profile?

Both, and the Company Page is the point. Blendin runs on its own official LinkedIn app, approved on the LinkedIn Community Management API, so it publishes to a Company Page directly rather than reminding you to go and paste something. Company Pages are on Starter and up, which is the plan the 14 day trial lands on. There is one useful asymmetry worth knowing: a connected Company Page exposes its own past organic posts through that API, so the writing can be grounded in what the page has already published from the first day. A personal profile cannot be read the same way, so a personal profile learns from the posts you publish through Blendin going forward.

Will it invent facts about my company?

No, and that is a rule in the engine rather than a promise in a sentence. It will not write a statistic it cannot source, a named customer, a testimonial, a case study or a project that did not happen. The same rule governs the images: no fabricated chart, no invented product screen, no logo it made up. When it has no real signal it says so instead of filling the gap, which is why the brand scan can come back and tell you it did not find an accent colour on your site. For a company that sells services, this is the part that decides whether you can publish the output at all.

How does it know what my company does?

You paste your website. The scan reads the real palette and fonts out of the site's own CSS, picks the header logo while skipping award badges and review-site seals, and distils what you sell, who you sell it to and the tone the site already writes in. That becomes your brand kit and your starting knowledge, so the first draft is about your work rather than about business in general. From there a short guided interview, typed or spoken, plus a set of questions each day about your own business, turn your answers into knowledge the writing keeps drawing on.

Does it publish, or does it only write drafts?

It publishes. LinkedIn personal profiles and Company Pages through Blendin's own official app, approved on the LinkedIn Community Management API, plus Instagram, Facebook and Threads as a Verified Meta Tech Provider, with TikTok on Pro and up. You can publish now or put it on the calendar, 180 days ahead on Starter and a full year on Pro and Business. On LinkedIn Company Pages, Instagram and Threads the first comment goes out with the post. Nothing leaves without somebody at the company approving or scheduling it first.

Will the posts sound like they came out of a generator?

That is the failure this engine is built against. It writes, then a second pass reads the draft the way a stranger would and rewrites it until the tells are gone: no em dashes, no buzzword stack, no 'it is not X, it is Y' flip, no invented anecdote presented as a memory. The check runs in English and in Spanish, it runs on every plan including the trial, and it is not a setting you can turn off. It is also the reason the examples on this page read like an operations person wrote them, because that register is what the engine is aiming at.

How many posts a month does that get us?

Around 80 a month on Starter, on fair use, and that figure is measured against the most expensive thing you can make, a full multi-slide carousel. A text post or a single image costs a fraction of that, so the real number is higher for most companies. Pro is around 200 and Business around 370. No plan here is sold as unlimited, because every post has a real cost behind it, and a plan that pretends otherwise is a plan that throttles you quietly.

Who runs it, if we have nobody doing marketing?

One person, for a few minutes a week. What Blendin removes is the drafting and the design, not the decision: it produces the post in your brand and you read it and press publish, or you set a recurring weekly slot and review what lands in the queue before it goes out. Somebody who knows the business still has to say yes, and that is deliberate. Extra people can be added on Pro, which includes 2 seats, and Business, which includes 10, with more at $19 a seat.

What does it cost, and what happens after the trial?

Every account starts with a 14 day free trial of the Starter plan. A card is required and nothing is charged on day one; after 14 days it is $59 a month unless you cancel first, and cancelling costs nothing. Starter covers LinkedIn personal profiles and Company Pages, Instagram, Facebook and Threads. TikTok comes with Pro, and nothing you make carries a mark of ours on it.

We run several brands or locations. Does that work?

Yes, from one workspace. Each brand keeps its own kit, its own accounts, its own posts and its own analytics tab, so a holding company, a franchise group or a services firm with two trading names does not need a second login or a second subscription. Starter carries 1 brand kit and Pro 5, both extendable at $10 a month per extra kit, and Business is the one place the word unlimited is honest: brand kits there cost nothing extra to add.

Paste your URL and read the first post.

Two minutes to find out whether software can write about your business in a way you would actually put your company name on.

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