Open Mastreach ↗Mastreach tells you where to show up and what to say there. It learns what you stand for, finds the conversations worth entering and drafts your comments. You read, you decide, you post.
PRODUCT PREVIEWYouYour buyers are already discussing the problem you solve. Be there with something worth saying.
Find the rooms for my audience ↗“How are small teams actually putting AI into their workflows?”
Your experience building AI systems
A useful perspective to bring.
Not for brand pages posting about the company. This works when there is a human behind the account.
Hiring on Monday. AI on Wednesday. Something from a flight on Friday. LinkedIn builds a picture of you from every post and comment, then decides who sees you. Scattered activity, scattered picture.
The fix isn’t posting more. It’s deciding who you are for.
A lesson from a project, saved once. Everything after builds on it.
“In our client projects, AI became useful when it had the right business context—not just a better model.”
Project experience · shared knowledgeDecide who you are for. Then be findable to exactly those people.
LinkedIn now matches posts to people by what they are about, whether or not they follow you. Your following stopped protecting you. It also stopped limiting you.
LinkedIn’s engineers say the new feed surfaces content “whether it comes from your immediate network or professionals you’ve never connected with before.”
One voice, in three places, going the same direction.
First it gets clear on who you are for, the decision most people never make. Then it reads what you actually do.
“How do you make AI useful for a small team?”
YOUR POSITIONSharperLinkedIn tells you how your posts did. Your comments, it shows one at a time and adds up nowhere. So the work doing most of your reach has no number.
Mastreach totals it. Who read you, who came back, which rooms were worth it.
Show me my comment reach ↗What you were told, and what is true now. Each one links to our full write-up, with LinkedIn’s own words.
LinkedIn shows your work by topic, not follower count. Your activity has to be readable.
The feed ranks posts by what they are about and how your interests and engagement change over time. Focus is a positioning choice, not a reset switch.
Read: why one subject beats five ↗Your post goes to your followers. Your comment goes to everyone reading someone else’s.
Posts can reach beyond your followers too. Comments are a second route to discovery, not a guaranteed bigger number.
Read: how the 2026 feed picks posts ↗Same sentence, 60 readers or 60,000. Where beats how much.
LinkedIn says a wide range of factors affects how far a comment travels. A busy post is an opportunity, not a promised audience.
Read: what 914 comments earned ↗Not a warm-up. It teaches LinkedIn your subject and borrows an audience somebody else assembled.
LinkedIn acts against automated comments and engagement pods. A real contribution is the point, not a posting-order trick.
Read: is your comment AI slop? ↗A hundred comments means opening a hundred posts. Nobody does it twice.
Comment impressions show on each comment and in no dashboard. They count repeat views and your own, not unique readers.
Read: where to find comment impressions ↗The same handful of accounts commenting within minutes, every time, is easy to spot.
LinkedIn says it is working to make engagement pods ineffective and to curb comment automation, so real perspectives stand out.
Read: why pods and auto-comments fail ↗Mastreach customers in their first weeks. We count only comments they wrote with Mastreach, with the impressions LinkedIn reported on them. Names kept private.
160 comments written with Mastreach in 14 days
55 comments written with Mastreach in 13 days
128 comments written with Mastreach in their first week
111 comments written with Mastreach in 18 days
Before we sold Mastreach to anyone, we ran it on our own LinkedIn. The 284 comments we wrote with it were seen 74,888 times, and over the same two months the account grew from 1,391 to 1,585 followers.
Figures from Mastreach accounts, August to September 2026. Counts include only comments drafted in Mastreach and then posted; impressions are what LinkedIn reports for each of those comments. Your results will depend on your niche and how often you show up.
We measured our own LinkedIn for fourteen days before building anything.
Most of our effort went into the part that produced the least. The part that produced the most, our comments, was the one thing LinkedIn never adds up. So we built the tool we wanted, ran it on our own account first, and only then showed it to anyone.
The Mastreach teamRun the same check on your account ↗Every plan includes unlimited posts, comments, replies and carousels. Plans differ only in the things that cost real money to run.
For one person showing up every day.
₹3,000 regular price
For people who also post and repurpose a lot.
₹5,000 regular price
For heavy creators and research-led profiles.
₹8,000 regular price
Every plan starts with a 5-day free trial. A card is needed to start it, and nothing is charged until the trial ends. Cancel from Billing before then and you pay nothing.
Need more? Add 50 images (₹499), 30 video imports (₹299) or one competitor analysis (₹199) any time.
Not sure which plan? Analyse my profile and comment reach first ↗
A LinkedIn positioning assistant. It tells you where to show up, writes what to say, and measures what it reached. You post it yourself.
It starts from your own writing and what you engage with, and you approve everything. If a draft sounds off, it does not go out.
Nothing is posted, commented or sent without you, and you post at a human pace. LinkedIn acts against automated comments. Mastreach does not automate them.
No. Your account is your reputation. We are not publishing on it without you looking.
No. It works by putting you inside other people’s audiences. Your following grows as a result, not as a requirement.
Most of them help you produce more. This one helps you produce less, in better places.
Good. They should use it. It gives them your voice and your rooms instead of guessing at both.
LinkedIn today. More later. We will not sell you something that does not exist.
No. We show you what your work actually reaches, including what LinkedIn will not total.
Plans start at ₹1,500 ($29) a month at the founding price. See pricing. Not sure yet? Start with an analysis of your profile and comment reach.
Create your account, pick a plan and add a card. You then get 5 days to use Mastreach on your own LinkedIn. Nothing is charged during the trial. Cancel from Billing before it ends and you pay nothing; otherwise your plan starts on day 6.
Your profile and your comments, including the reach LinkedIn will not add up. You keep the results either way.