Postbeam.ai

Postbeam turns your LinkedIn feed into a lead-gen surface. It drafts on-brand posts using an AI trained on your own history, then watches who likes and comments. Those engagers are ranked by intent so you know which conversation to start first, and each one comes with a pre-drafted opener referencing the exact post they engaged with.

What Postbeam.ai actually does

Postbeam wraps three usually-separate things into one workflow: LinkedIn content generation, team-wide scheduling, and warm-lead capture. Marv, the AI assistant, drafts and refines posts based on your tone, LinkedIn history, and product context. Everything that engages with those posts flows into a shared warm-lead pool your whole team can work.

• Brainstorm, draft, and refine LinkedIn posts with Marv, trained on your tone and LinkedIn history

• Schedule content across multiple accounts on a visual calendar with month, week, and list views

• Capture every engager on your posts (likes, comments, and profile views), filtered by your ICP

• Rank prospects by intent so you know who's warmest before you spend a minute on outreach

• Send pre-drafted messages that reference the exact post that drove each person's engagement

• Connect Postbeam to Claude or ChatGPT via MCP to pull posts and engagement data directly

How it fits in your stack

Postbeam doesn't try to replace your CRM. It sits upstream of Salesforce and HubSpot: the warm leads and their engagement context export straight into your existing pipeline in one click, or land in a CSV if you're still pre-CRM. The ChatGPT and Claude bridge over MCP works the other direction, letting you query your own LinkedIn engagement data from inside the chat tools you're already using, without a copy-paste dance.

Who it's built for

Postbeam is built for people whose pipeline runs partly through LinkedIn: B2B founders, sales-led teams, agency partners, and consultants who post to build authority and want the leads that come from those posts to actually go somewhere. The multi-account scheduling matters most for teams where several people post from separate profiles under one content strategy. If LinkedIn isn't a real part of how you get customers, none of this pays off; it's a tool for people already doing the work.

Tier 1 runs $79 and covers one LinkedIn seat, 30 monthly content generations, and 500 monthly warm-lead pools, enough for a solo founder or single account manager. Tier 2 at $159 opens up three seats with 90 monthly content generations and 2,500 warm-lead pools. Tier 3 at $349 goes to five seats, 200 monthly content generations, and 6,000 monthly warm-lead pools, which is where team-shared workflows start to make sense. Start on Tier 1 if you're the only one posting from your account; upgrade when you add a second poster.