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More reach on LinkedIn. Zero bots.
Cercle alerts a circle of your real peers the moment you post, helps them write a thoughtful comment in their own voice, and they post it by hand. It's the engagement pod, made honest.
How Cercle grows your reach
LinkedIn ranks posts by predicted comments, reactions and how long people read, and refreshes what it knows about a post as engagement arrives. Engagement that lands while a post is fresh is the engagement that feeds that loop.
Paste your post link. Everyone in your circle sees it right away, while the post is still fresh.
Members get three comment ideas in their own voice and language. They edit one and post it on LinkedIn by hand.
Engage with three posts from others before sharing your next one. A visible balance keeps every circle fair.
Why not just use an engagement pod?
Pods automate likes and comments between accounts. LinkedIn prohibits that, and generic automated comments don't build relationships anyway.
| Cercle | Engagement pods | |
|---|---|---|
| Who posts the comment | A real person, by hand | A bot, from their account |
| Access to your LinkedIn | None | Extension or cloud login |
| Comment quality | Specific, edited, in your voice | Generic or templated |
| Who engages | Peers in your field | Strangers in a pool |
| Result | Reach plus real relationships | Inflated counters, account risk |
Comparing tools? Read Cercle vs Podawaa, vs Linkboost and vs Lempod.
Circles you can join today
Each one is a group of people in the same field. Joining is free, and you can leave whenever you like.
Operations & People
Operators, consultants and people leads, posting about how teams actually run.
Marketing & Brand
Brand, content and performance people sharing what worked and what did not.
Product & Growth
People who build and grow software products, and post about what they learn doing it.
Hotels
A circle of peers who tell each other when they post on LinkedIn.
Free to start
Up to 3 circles and 10 AI comment drafts a day, for free. Premium is on its way.
Free
- Join or create up to 3 circles
- 10 AI comment drafts a day
- Golden-hour alerts
- Give & take balance
- English, French and Arabic
Premium
Coming soon- Up to 20 circles
- 60 AI comment drafts a day
- Private circles for your team or clients
- Weekly reach report
- Priority support
Questions
Is Cercle an engagement pod?
No. Engagement pods automate likes and comments between members' accounts. Cercle never touches your LinkedIn account: it alerts your circle when you post, helps members write a real comment, and each person posts it themselves by hand.
Can Cercle get my LinkedIn account restricted?
Cercle has no browser extension, no bot and no access to your LinkedIn account, so there is nothing for LinkedIn to detect. Everything that happens on LinkedIn is done by a real person, in their own browser.
How does Cercle increase my LinkedIn reach?
LinkedIn decides how far a post travels largely from the reactions and conversations it gets in its first hour. Cercle makes sure the people in your circle see your post during that golden hour and leave thoughtful comments that start real conversations.
What does the AI do?
When you want to engage with a post, Claude drafts three comments in your own voice and language (English, French or Arabic): an insight, a question and a short experience. You pick one, edit it, and post it yourself. The AI never posts anything.
What stops people from only taking?
The give-before-you-take rule. After your first post, you engage with three posts from others in the circle before you can share your next one. Every circle shows a give-and-take balance for each member.
Is Cercle free?
Yes. The Free plan includes up to 3 circles, 10 AI comment drafts a day, golden-hour alerts and the give & take balance. A Premium plan with more circles, more drafts and team circles is coming soon.
Who is Cercle for?
Anyone who posts on LinkedIn and wants real reach from relevant peers. Your circle is people in your own field, whatever that field is. Circles work best small — people who genuinely post about related things.