Overview
Linkeddit (linkeddit.com) sells market intelligence to an AI agent. Its 65 tools are exposed over MCP across six families: AI search visibility, competitive intelligence, leads and pipelines, keywords and Search Console, communities, and content. It measures whether GPT, Gemini, Perplexity, and Claude recommend you or a rival on buying questions, grades weekly briefs on what competitors changed and what their users complain about, and surfaces buyers publicly stating why they are leaving a competitor. It scores Reddit posts for buying intent 0 to 100 and hands back a ranked list. Its own framing is that it returns measured evidence rather than generated prose, because drafting is something the calling assistant already does well.
OneUp Today takes the opposite bet: the drafting and the sending are the hard part, so it does them. It finds high-intent posts, scores them, writes the DM or public reply in your voice, and waits for your approval before anything goes out. Then it carries that across Reddit, X, and LinkedIn, with 9-platform publishing on top.
The core difference: measurement vs execution
Linkeddit tells you that eleven people left a competitor this week and that Perplexity recommends someone else on your main buying question. Those are genuinely useful facts, and the $99/month Compete tier is the only place in this category you can buy them as a package. What Linkeddit does not do is contact anybody. The message is your job, or your agent's.
OneUp Today turns a high-intent post into a drafted, personalized reply sitting in your inbox awaiting approval. In our study of 5,756 real Reddit conversations, that human-approved outreach step is where the 26.6% reply rate came from. If knowing who to talk to is your bottleneck, Linkeddit is the better buy. If writing to them is your bottleneck, OneUp Today is.
Both are callable from your AI agent
This used to be a real gap and is not one any more. Linkeddit exposes 65 tools over an OAuth 2.1 MCP connector. OneUp Today has its own MCP connector for Claude, a terminal CLI, and a ChatGPT app, so you can run agents, review drafts, and check leads without opening the dashboard. Pick on what the tools do, not on whether MCP is available.
Is OneUp Today cheaper than Linkeddit?
Linkeddit: $49/month Pro, $99/month Compete (the tier with Answer Radar and competitor briefs), or $450 once for lifetime access. Free to start, no card required.
OneUp Today: pay per action from a prepaid wallet. Campaign runs are $0.25 and SEO articles $0.99, with $3 of free credit to start, no subscription, and a balance that never expires. A month of daily campaign runs is about $7.50.
The honest comparison is that they are not the same purchase. Linkeddit's $99 tier buys recurring research. OneUp Today's wallet buys outreach by the action. A team that wants both would not be wrong.
OneUp Today or Linkeddit: which should you choose?
Choose Linkeddit if:
- You want to know whether AI answer engines recommend you, with cited sources
- You want weekly graded competitor briefs and switching-intent signals
- You want your central AI agent to answer market questions without a human opening a dashboard
- You prefer one lifetime payment to a running balance
Choose OneUp Today if:
- You want the reply or DM drafted for you to approve, not just a lead list
- You want Reddit plus X and LinkedIn outreach and 9-platform publishing
- You want pay-per-action pricing instead of a monthly plan
- Your bottleneck is doing the outreach, not knowing that you should