For SaaS founders Human-written · async by design

LinkedIn ghostwriting

LinkedIn posts that sound like you. Written for you. Approved by you.

FounderDraft is a one-writer ghostwriting service for SaaS founders. Eight posts a month, built from your actual ideas and written in your voice. You provide short voice notes. I handle the writing.

Start the $500 pilot See how it works
30 daysA defined trial period
8 postsTwo drafts each week
You approveApprove or reject every draft
Month-to-monthNo calls, no account access, no generic AI copy

The actual bottleneck

Your ideas aren't the problem.

You have things worth saying about what you're building, what you've learned, and where you disagree with the usual advice.

Turning those ideas into LinkedIn posts takes time you don't always have. So you put it off, hand it to someone who doesn't know how you think, or spend another half hour rewriting a generic AI draft.

FounderDraft starts with your words, opinions, and experience. Then I turn that material into posts you can review and publish under your own name. No borrowed personality. No manufactured founder wisdom.

The Founder Voice Pilot

Test the writing before you commit.

I study how you speak and write, build a working Voice Guide, then deliver eight posts over 30 days. If the first batch doesn't sound like you, revise the guide or walk away.

$500 one-time pilot commitment

Commit to the pilot

Pay $500 to begin. No introductory call and no invoice back-and-forth.

Share your raw material

Answer 10 questions and record three short voice notes. Initial setup takes about 15 minutes; approvals happen separately.

Get a Voice Guide

I document your language, perspectives, preferences, signature phrases, and what should never appear in your posts.

Review two drafts a week

Drafts arrive in a shared document. Approve, edit, or reject each one within 48 hours. Two revision rounds are included per post.

Decide on day 30

Receive a readout of the available performance numbers from your published posts. Continue month-to-month or stop.

Start the $500 pilot

Clear boundaries

Writing, not account management.

You get finished drafts for review. You choose what gets published, and you publish it yourself.

  • No LinkedIn account access
  • No posting on your behalf
  • No scheduling
  • No DM outreach
  • No engagement pods
  • No comment automation
  • No strategy calls
  • No artificial engagement

Why the pilot exists

A real trade. No manufactured scarcity.

FounderDraft is new. There isn't an established client roster or a library of results to parade. The defined pilot lets you evaluate the writing before deciding whether to continue.

Founding-client terms

The first three founders who complete the pilot can lock the $750/month Founder retainer rate for life, as long as service stays continuous. In exchange, they agree to share honest performance metrics and—only with written consent—a testimonial after 30 days. A positive review is never required.

After the pilot

Choose your publishing rhythm.

Every plan is month-to-month. The service earns retention through the writing—not lock-ins, vague promises, or pressure.

Founder

$750/mo

Eight posts per month, delivered at two per week. For a solo SaaS founder building a consistent voice.

Choose Founder

Growth

$1,000/mo

Twelve posts per month, delivered at three per week. For founders who want a more frequent publishing cadence.

Choose Growth

Voice System

$1,250/mo

Eight posts, ongoing voice capture, one long-form pillar post each month, and a quarterly Voice Guide refresh.

Choose Voice System
Cancel anytime Two revision rounds per post 48-hour approval SLA Drafts for approval only No account access

Questions, answered plainly

Before you start.

You evaluate the writing during the pilot. I build the Voice Guide from your own material and use it to draft your posts. If the first batch doesn't sound right, we revise the guide—or you walk away without continuing to a monthly retainer.

You can. AI can help organize ideas and produce first drafts. But a generic draft still needs your actual perspective, language, and judgment. The value here is voice capture, voice matching, editing, and finished drafts—not a claim about what an algorithm will reward.

Then this probably isn't the right service. Your ideas are the source material. I need roughly 15 minutes a week of voice-note input to keep the writing grounded in what you actually think.

No. The service commits to the stated number of posts, drafting, revisions, and approval process. I don't guarantee impressions, leads, clients, revenue, follower growth, or viral reach. I sell the writing work.

Product decisions, customers, pricing, hiring, and the challenges of building software are recurring subjects. Focusing on SaaS lets the service develop around those conversations instead of producing generic business content for every industry.

Start with a defined pilot

Your ideas. Finished drafts. Your decision.

30 days. Eight posts. You decide what gets published.

Start the $500 pilot