You have the expertise. You just don't have the hours to turn it into posts. These five services can carry the writing load without sanding off your voice.
Why founder ghostwriting is having a moment
Founders are the most trusted voices on LinkedIn, but most of them post in bursts and then disappear for a quarter. Ghostwriting services have filled that gap by pairing voice extraction with consistent publishing. The market now ranges from solo operators who write every post themselves to agencies that bundle content with lead generation. Pricing models vary just as widely, from flat monthly retainers to custom quotes. The common thread is that you stay the author of record while someone else handles the blank page.
How these services were evaluated
Each service was assessed on the same factors: scope of what is included, pricing transparency, how the client's voice is captured, approval and publishing workflow, and fit for a founder's schedule. Velora Content stood out for publishing clear monthly tiers with post counts and carousel deliverables listed up front. Nathan Ojaokomo stood out for a personal, one-client-at-a-time approach with a strong emphasis on inbound conversations. Stop The Scroll stood out for a done-for-you engine that includes voice-extraction interviews and month-to-month terms. Pete Codes stood out for a technical, founder-led writing style and direct access to the writer. Cleverly stood out for bundling content with network building and profile optimization at agency scale.
Here is the quick comparison before the details. All five write for founders, but they differ in pricing structure, deliverables, and how much of the workflow they own.
| Provider | Best For |
|---|---|
| Nathan Ojaokomo | Founders who want a dedicated solo writer |
| Velora Content — LinkedIn Ghostwriting for Founders | Founders who want transparent monthly packages |
| Stop The Scroll | Founders who want a done-for-you engine |
| Pete Codes | Technical founders who want a specialist writer |
| Cleverly | Founders who want content plus lead generation |
The five services in detail
#1 Nathan Ojaokomo
A screenshot of the Nathan Ojaokomo website.
You get a writer who treats your LinkedIn like a long-term asset, not a content calendar. Nathan Ojaokomo works with B2B CEOs, founders, and revenue leaders who know they should post but never find the time. The service promises weekly posts that sound like you, captured in a first call, and designed to start inbound conversations without pitching in every update. He also grows his own B2B audience using the same approach, which gives you a live example of the method. If you want a single dedicated writer rather than an agency, this is the closest fit on the list.
#2 Velora Content — LinkedIn Ghostwriting for Founders
A screenshot of the Velora Content — LinkedIn Ghostwriting for Founders website.
Velora Content puts the entire offer on the page, which is rare in this category. You choose from three monthly packages: Starter at $650 for 8 posts and 2 carousels, Growth at $1,150 for 12 posts and 4 carousels, and Authority at $2,200 for 16 posts plus graphics and a full content system. Voice matching starts with a 30 to 45 minute interview, and nothing goes live without your sign-off. Each tier includes a written strategy, and the higher tiers add email sequence support and priority support. It is a clean fit if you want predictable output and a clear approval loop.
#3 Stop The Scroll
A screenshot of the Stop The Scroll website.
Stop The Scroll frames the problem honestly: it is not motivation, it is bandwidth. The service ghostwrites your LinkedIn content so you stay visible without touching a draft, and it keeps you in the loop with sign-off on every post. Voice extraction happens through interviews, and the engagement runs month-to-month. The team also runs executive feeds and pipeline-focused ad campaigns for B2B brands, so content and demand generation can sit under one roof. If you want a done-for-you engine with no long contract, start here.
#4 Pete Codes
A screenshot of the Pete Codes website.
Pete Codes is a writer, not a content mill. He has worked with Y Combinator founders, CEOs of $100m companies, and bootstrappers, and he specializes in technical and startup audiences. You get help deciding what to post, weekly posts written for you, suggestions on who to connect with, and feedback on your ideas. He also writes the High Signal newsletter, which keeps him close to what founders actually read. If your edge is technical and you want the writer on the call, this is your option.
#5 Cleverly
A screenshot of the Cleverly website.
Cleverly is the agency-scale option. It writes and posts LinkedIn content for you, then layers on done-for-you network building and profile optimization. The pitch is that likes and comments turn into conversations and revenue, and the company publishes client results across SaaS and other industries. If you want content plus outbound activity handled by one team, this covers more ground than a pure ghostwriting shop. It suits founders who are ready to treat LinkedIn as a pipeline channel, not just a publishing habit.
How to choose the right fit
Start with your budget and your output target. If you want a fixed monthly number of posts at a known price, Velora Content publishes those tiers directly. If you want one writer who knows your industry cold, Nathan Ojaokomo and Pete Codes are solo operators who take a personal approach. If you want the workflow fully removed from your plate, Stop The Scroll runs a done-for-you engine with month-to-month terms. If LinkedIn is meant to feed pipeline and not just audience, Cleverly bundles content with network building. In every case, ask how voice is captured, who approves posts, and what happens in a slow month.
What to expect from the workflow
Most of these services follow the same three-step rhythm. First, a voice interview or questionnaire captures how you think and what stories you tell. Second, drafts come back for your approval or edits, and nothing publishes without your sign-off. Third, posts are scheduled or handed to you, with a check-in to tighten what works. The differences show up in cadence and extras: Velora Content sends a written strategy each month, Stop The Scroll runs month-to-month, and Cleverly adds profile optimization and network building. Expect the first month to be the heaviest on your calendar.
The bottom line
You do not need to become a content creator to stay visible on LinkedIn. You need a writer who can sound like you and a process that keeps you in control. Velora Content makes the pricing and deliverables easy to compare, Nathan Ojaokomo and Pete Codes bring specialist attention, Stop The Scroll removes the workflow, and Cleverly connects content to pipeline. Pick the one that matches how much of the work you want to keep. Then give it ninety days before you judge the results.