LinkIntel is an MCP server for your X posts. It launched on Product Hunt on October 24, 2026, where it placed sixth in the daily ranking. Its premise is simple: your AI already drafts your posts, but it has never seen how they performed. LinkIntel connects X once, measures how your recent posts do every day, and hands that evidence to the assistant you already use, so every draft starts from what actually worked for you.
What LinkIntel does
- Your post history, measured daily: once you connect X, LinkIntel records how your recent original posts do, every day: impressions, replies, reposts and bookmarks.
- X’s own ranking weights: it reads X’s open-source ranking code every day and flags what moved, with the commit as the receipt, so your assistant writes for what X actually rewards.
- One cited brief for your assistant: your next brief carries both your results and the ranking weights. Ask your assistant what informed a draft, keep what is useful, and write in your own voice. It works with Claude or any MCP-compatible assistant, and you keep the final say.
- Read-only by design: LinkIntel never publishes, never schedules and never searches X on its own. It never asks for your X password. Disconnect at any time and the stored snapshots are deleted.
- Honest about limits: LinkIntel does not promise to tell you what will go viral. Selected examples can help you decide what to try, but they cannot prove a format causes better reach, and the brief keeps source links, sample limits and freshness visible.
- Starting with X: LinkedIn is in closed beta and not open to new accounts. LinkIntel started with LinkedIn work, and the X workflow is the product now available to new accounts.
Who it is for
LinkIntel targets people who write on X with an AI assistant: creators, founders and marketers who already draft posts with Claude, ChatGPT or another MCP-compatible assistant, and want those drafts grounded in their own measured results and X’s published ranking weights instead of starting from a blank page every time.
Pricing
Prices are listed on the official website, in US dollars. LinkIntel costs $39 a month, after a 7-day free trial. A card is required to start the trial and nothing is charged during it; cancel before it ends and you pay nothing. It is one trial per person, and Polar emails a reminder before the trial ends. Reference lookups are included, with no per-post charge. Pricing may change, so check getlinkintel.com for current terms.
Sources
- LinkIntel on Product Hunt (launched October 24, 2026, sixth in the daily ranking)
- Official website: getlinkintel.com (features and pricing verified October 26, 2026)
