Journal What ghostwriting costs.
It depends on how much is written and how the writer learns your voice. Ours starts at $110 (₹9,500) a month, written from one 30-minute call a week. One published guide puts a mid-tier agency at $1,500 to $5,000 a month for four to five posts a week. Compare what each quote includes, not just the number.
The guide
What changes the price
Five things move a ghostwriting quote more than anything else:
- How many posts a week, and whether they include carousels.
- Long-form: a newsletter or an article each month, or none.
- How the writer learns your voice: a weekly call, a questionnaire, or your old posts alone.
- Approval: how many rounds, and how fast.
- Extras: replying to comments, DM prompts, a profile rewrite.
Freelancer, agency or studio
The three ways to buy it differ in more than price. One published guide, Sproutworth’s, puts a freelancer at $500 to $1,500 a month for one or two posts a week, and a mid-tier agency at $1,500 to $5,000 for four or five. Those are one vendor’s figures, read in November 2026, not a market survey.
| Compared | What you get | Watch for |
|---|---|---|
| A freelancer | One writer, often flexible on scope | Who covers when they are away or busy |
| An agency | A team and a process | A senior pitch followed by a junior writer |
| A studio like ours | A small team, one writer who knows your voice, a fixed scope billed half-yearly or annually | Whether the scope matches how often you want to post |
What ours includes
A voice guide built from your calls and past writing, LinkedIn posts every week, one long-form piece a month, and comment and DM prompts so posts turn into conversations. You give one 30-minute call a week and approve every post before it goes live. It starts at $110 (₹9,500) a month, priced to how much you want to publish. See Ghostwriting.
Questions to ask before you sign
Whoever you hire, ask these first:
- Who actually writes the posts, and will it be the same person each week?
- How do you learn my voice, and how much of my time does that take?
- How many approval rounds are included?
- Do you ever name your clients? (A ghostwriter who names theirs will name you.)
- What do you report each month, and where does each number come from?
By Rouge Flamingo · Published · 2 min read
Questions
Is ghostwriting dishonest?
The opinions, the stories and the final yes are yours; the writer gives them shape and saves you the hours. You approve every post before it goes live under your name.
Do you charge per post?
No. It is priced by the month, to how much you want to publish, and billed half-yearly or annually; the proposal after a 30-minute call sets it out.
Where does the $1,500 to $5,000 figure come from?
From the pricing table in a published guide by Sproutworth, a LinkedIn ghostwriting agency, read in November 2026: its mid-tier agency row. It is one vendor’s figure, not a market survey.
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