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Best LinkedIn analytics tools (2026): post stats, who engaged, and how to turn engagers into pipeline

LinkedIn analytics tools track how your posts perform and who engages with them: impressions, reactions, comments, follower growth, and the names and companies of the people behind the numbers. B2B teams use them for three jobs: improving content, measuring employee advocacy across several profiles, and turning the right engagers into pipeline.

Below are the post and team analytics tools, the benchmarking tools, and the tools that turn engagement into leads, with what each vendor publishes about price. Some links are referral links that may earn us a credit, which never changes what you pay or who is listed. For pulling engager lists out of LinkedIn at scale, see our guide to LinkedIn engagement scrapers.

By Garrett Wolfe, founder of OneGTM (Clay Artisan Solutions Partner) and former GTM engineer at Unify. Updated .

Key takeaways

  • Ordinal is our pick for B2B teams: scheduling, team engagement, employee advocacy, and all-time analytics in one tool, from $85 a month billed annually.
  • For one founder's profile, AuthoredUp ($19.95 a month) or Taplio covers post analytics well.
  • LinkedIn's native analytics are free but keep demographic breakdowns for only 180 days and have no export of who engaged.
  • Trigify's standalone platform shut down on 22 October 2026 after its team joined HubSpot. Teamfluence is the closest dedicated alternative.
  • OneGTM's own engager pipeline runs on Deepline, Apify, PhantomBuster, and Captain Data, feeding HeyReach and Instantly.

Post, profile, and team analytics

These show how each post performed and how a profile is growing. Ordinal and AuthoredUp also roll several profiles into one team view, which is what you need to measure employee advocacy.

Ordinal

Our pick for B2B teams

Content calendar and analytics for LinkedIn and X built for B2B marketing teams. Tracks every executive and company profile in one place, coordinates team engagement (likes, comments, reposts) on each other's posts, and adds employee advocacy links and advocacy analytics. Pro and above keep all-time analytics; Growth adds a leads data add-on and webhooks, and Enterprise connects leads to your CRM.

Best for: Teams measuring executive and employee posting

Pricing: Starter $85, Pro $235, Growth $625 per month billed annually ($95, $265, $695 monthly). Starter keeps 14 days of analytics. Enterprise custom.

AuthoredUp

Browser extension that adds a performance dashboard, growth timeline, best post type, day and length, and metrics such as saves, sends, and profile views. Imports your LinkedIn data archive and exports CSV; an analytics API is on every plan.

Best for: Founders analyzing their own LinkedIn posts

Pricing: Individual $19.95 per month ($16.63 billed annually); Business $14.95 per profile per month for 3+ profiles ($12.46 billed annually), with a team dashboard; custom plan from 10 profiles.

Taplio

LinkedIn growth tool whose analytics cover post, audience, and engagement stats with a monthly stats email, alongside AI writing, scheduling, and engagement helpers.

Best for: Founders who want analytics and a scheduler together

Pricing: Starter $39, Growth $69, Pro $199 per month billed monthly; lower rates ($32, $49, $149) shown in the plan comparison. Team and agency plans offered.

LinkedIn native analytics

Every member can see post analytics: impressions, members reached, reactions, comments, reposts, profile activity, and viewer demographics. You can click into a post to see who reacted, but there is no export of engagers.

Best for: A free baseline before paying for anything

Pricing: Free. Engagement counts kept for 1,000 days, members reached for 400 days, and demographic breakdowns for 180 days.

Benchmarking and agency reporting

These answer a different question: how you compare with other creators, or how all of a client's channels are doing in one report.

Favikon

Creator analytics and rankings across LinkedIn and other networks, including a LinkedIn Top Voice filter. Brands use it to find B2B creators; creators use it to see their rank and profile scores against peers.

Best for: Benchmarking against creators and finding B2B influencers

Pricing: Brand plans: Free; Core EUR 159 and Pro EUR 239 per month billed annually (EUR 199 and EUR 299 monthly); Enterprise from EUR 499 per month. Creator plans: Creator EUR 29 and Creator Plus EUR 99 per month.

DemandBird (formerly Inlytics)

Inlytics.io now redirects to DemandBird, a social media management tool for B2B teams and agencies with cross-platform analytics and LinkedIn company page support on higher tiers.

Best for: Agencies reporting on several clients

Pricing: Pro $29.25, Business $51.75, Agency $141.75 per month billed annually ($351, $621, $1,701 a year).

Turning engagers into pipeline

Analytics tell you a post did well. These tools tell you who engaged, enrich them, and push the ones who fit into outreach. Trigify was a popular choice here until its team joined HubSpot and the standalone platform shut down on 22 October 2026, with accounts not migrated to HubSpot.

OneGTM runs this step itself. We pull reactors and commenters from our own posts and from posts our buyers engage with using Deepline, Apify, PhantomBuster, and Captain Data, score them against the ICP, and send the ones who fit into HeyReach for LinkedIn and Instantly for email.

Teamfluence

Tracks engagement on your posts, your team's posts, competitors, influencers, keywords, and ads, then identifies the people, finds work emails and phone numbers, and builds lead lists. Unlimited seats.

Best for: A done-for-you engagement signal tool

Pricing: Regular Unlimited plan EUR 449 per month with 1,000 qualified leads and 20,000 credits; a smaller plan is listed without a price.

Deepline

OneGTM uses this

GTM data platform and CLI that pulls post reactions and comments, enriches each engager across many data providers, and runs the whole flow as a scheduled play you control from Claude Code.

Best for: Engager capture and enrichment as code

Pricing: Pay as you go at $0.10 per credit with no platform fee.

Apify

OneGTM uses this

Marketplace of scrapers (actors), including LinkedIn post reaction and comment scrapers you can run on a schedule or by API.

Best for: Cheap engager scraping at volume

Pricing: Free plan with $5 of usage a month; Starter $19, Scale $199, Business $999 per month, each including the same amount in usage.

PhantomBuster

OneGTM uses this

Cloud automations for LinkedIn, including post likers and commenters exports, that run on a schedule and push results to a sheet or CRM.

Best for: No-code engager exports on a schedule

Pricing: Start $56, Grow $128, Scale $352 per month billed annually (20% off monthly pricing).

Prices are from each vendor's site as of October 2026 and change often, so check before you buy. This is an opinionated list, not a paid ranking. Some links are referral links that may earn us a credit; that never changes what you pay or who makes the list.

LinkedIn analytics tools compared

ToolBest forStarting price
OrdinalTeams measuring executive and employee postingFrom $85/month billed annually
AuthoredUpFounders analyzing their own LinkedIn posts$19.95/month
TaplioFounders who want analytics and a scheduler togetherFrom $39/month
LinkedIn native analyticsA free baseline before paying for anythingFree
FavikonBenchmarking against creators and finding B2B influencersFree; Creator EUR 29/month
DemandBird (formerly Inlytics)Agencies reporting on several clientsFrom $29.25/month billed annually
TeamfluenceA done-for-you engagement signal toolEUR 449/month
Deepline (OneGTM uses)Engager capture and enrichment as codePay as you go, $0.10/credit
Apify (OneGTM uses)Cheap engager scraping at volumeFree; Starter $19/month
PhantomBuster (OneGTM uses)No-code engager exports on a scheduleFrom $56/month billed annually

Starting prices as published by each vendor in October 2026.

How to choose a LinkedIn analytics tool

Start from the question you need answered. If it is which posts work, native analytics plus AuthoredUp or Taplio is enough. If it is whether ten executives posting is worth the time, you need team analytics and advocacy tracking, which is what Ordinal does. If it is which buyers engaged and whether they booked a meeting, you need engager data, enrichment, and a route into outreach.

Most teams end up with two layers: an analytics and scheduling tool for the content, and an engager pipeline for revenue. Buying a third tool to watch the same numbers rarely helps.

  • One founder profile: LinkedIn native analytics, then AuthoredUp or Taplio.
  • Several executives plus the company page: Ordinal.
  • Agency reporting across clients: DemandBird or Ordinal.
  • Who engaged, enriched, and pushed to outreach: Teamfluence, or Deepline, Apify, and PhantomBuster if you build it yourself.
  • Finding B2B creators to partner with: Favikon.

Metrics that matter

Impressions are easy to grow and easy to misread. A post that goes wide with students and job seekers can look better in a dashboard than one that reached twenty buyers at target accounts. Track the numbers that tie to pipeline.

  • ICP engagers per post: how many reactors and commenters match your target titles and companies.
  • Comments from target accounts, which signal more intent than likes.
  • Profile views and follower growth from your ICP, where the tool can show it.
  • Meetings and opportunities from engagers within 30 days of the post.
  • Team posting rate and reach for employee advocacy programs.

From engagement to booked meetings

Someone who comments on a post about your problem is a warmer lead than any list you can buy. The window is short, so the flow has to run on a daily schedule.

This is the loop OneGTM runs for itself and for clients. It is the same pattern described in our engagement scrapers and buying signal tools guides.

  • Pull reactors and commenters daily from your posts, your team's posts, and posts by people your buyers follow.
  • Enrich each person with company, title, and work email.
  • Score against your ICP and drop students, vendors, and competitors.
  • Send a LinkedIn connection request that references the post, through HeyReach or a similar tool.
  • Follow up by email through Instantly if they do not accept within a few days, and log everything in the CRM.

When to get help

A dashboard shows that a post did well. It does not book the meeting. The work that pays off is capturing engagers every day, filtering them to your ICP, and getting them into outreach while the post is still fresh.

OneGTM builds that pipeline on Deepline, Apify, PhantomBuster, and Captain Data, routes the right people into HeyReach and Instantly, and sets up reporting so you can see which posts produced meetings. You own the workflows and the data.

  • Your posts get engagement from buyers and nobody follows up.
  • You run an employee advocacy program and cannot show what it produces.
  • You relied on Trigify and need a replacement before signals stop flowing.
  • You want engager data in your CRM next to deals.

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LinkedIn analytics tools FAQ

What are the best LinkedIn analytics tools?
The best LinkedIn analytics tools are Ordinal for B2B teams tracking several executive profiles and employee advocacy, AuthoredUp and Taplio for individual founders, and Teamfluence for turning engagers into leads. LinkedIn's free native analytics are a good baseline. Favikon is useful for benchmarking against other creators.
How can I see who engaged with my LinkedIn post?
On LinkedIn itself you can click the reactions and comments on your post to see names, but you cannot export them. To get a list with companies and emails, use a tool such as Teamfluence, or scrape reactors and commenters with Deepline, Apify, or PhantomBuster and enrich them.
Does LinkedIn have free analytics?
Yes. Every LinkedIn member can see free post analytics including impressions, members reached, reactions, comments, reposts, and viewer demographics. LinkedIn keeps engagement counts for 1,000 days, members reached for 400 days, and demographic breakdowns for 180 days.
What happened to Trigify?
Trigify's team joined HubSpot, and the standalone Trigify platform was wound down, with access for most customers ending at 11:59pm BST on 22 October 2026. Accounts were not migrated to HubSpot, and integrations and API access stopped with account access. Teamfluence, or an engager pipeline built on Deepline, Apify, or PhantomBuster, covers the same job.
What is the best LinkedIn analytics tool for employee advocacy?
Ordinal is the strongest LinkedIn analytics tool for employee advocacy, with advocacy links, advocacy analytics, team engagement coordination, and all-time analytics across every profile on Pro and above. Supergrow Teams and AuthoredUp Business also roll several profiles into one dashboard at a lower price.
How much do LinkedIn analytics tools cost?
LinkedIn's native analytics are free. Individual tools cost about $16 to $40 a month: AuthoredUp is $19.95 a month and Taplio starts at $39. Team tools cost more: Ordinal starts at $85 a month billed annually and Teamfluence is EUR 449 a month.
How do I turn LinkedIn post engagement into pipeline?
Capture reactors and commenters every day, enrich them with company, title, and email, filter them to your ICP, and send a LinkedIn connection request that references the post, followed by email. OneGTM runs this with Deepline, Apify, PhantomBuster, and Captain Data feeding HeyReach and Instantly.

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