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EPLIE VS COMMENTY
Eplie vs Commenty: Which Is Better for Writing LinkedIn Comments?
Eplie and Commenty both help you write LinkedIn comments without copying posts into another AI chat.
But writing the first draft is only part of the process.
What happens when you want to change the wording, reply to a long discussion, finish something you've started, or make a comment sound more like you?
Both tools leave publishing in your hands. The difference is how they help you get the comment ready.
Last reviewed November 9, 2026
At a glance
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Generate complete LinkedIn comments | Coming soon | Yes |
| Write comments directly inside LinkedIn | Yes | Yes |
| Use the post as context | Yes | Yes |
| Continue a partially written comment | Yes | Yes |
| Contextual thread replies | Yes | Advertised |
| Personalize the writing style | My Voice | Voice Personalisation |
Eplie or Commenty: Which Should You Choose?
Choose Eplie if you want more direct control over writing and editing comments inside LinkedIn.
Eplie lets you generate a contextual comment, use Smart Suggestions while writing, and improve existing text with dedicated one-click editing actions.
Its My Voice feature also lets you specify your professional background, writing examples, preferred expressions, and words to avoid.
Choose Commenty if you prefer a writing assistant that learns from comments you've previously written.
Commenty focuses on continuing your own words, building a writing profile from your comments with permission, and helping you develop responses inside LinkedIn.
Both tools support contextual comments and replies. Both allow you to review your writing before publishing.
The biggest difference is how you control the writing process.
Eplie offers explicit settings and direct editing actions. Commenty places more emphasis on continuing your writing and learning from what you actually post.
They Solve the Same Problem, But Not in Exactly the Same Way
You find an interesting LinkedIn post.
You have something to say, but getting the words right takes longer than expected.
Maybe you're staring at the comment box.
Maybe you've written a few sentences that don't sound right.
Or perhaps you're trying to reply to someone in the middle of a long discussion.
Both Eplie and Commenty are designed to make that process easier.
They work inside LinkedIn, helping you prepare comments and replies without constantly switching between tools.
So this isn't a comparison between an extension that works inside LinkedIn and one that doesn't.
The real questions are more specific.
How easily can you change a draft?
How much control do you have over the writing style?
What happens when you've already written half a comment?
Can the assistant help you respond to the correct person in a discussion?
And do you want the software to learn your writing patterns automatically, or would you rather tell it exactly how you want to sound?
Those are the differences worth examining.
Feature comparison
Eplie vs Commenty: Features at a Glance
| Feature | ||
|---|---|---|
| Generate complete LinkedIn comments | Coming soon | Yes |
| Write comments directly inside LinkedIn | Yes | Yes |
| Use the post as context | Yes | Yes |
| Continue a partially written comment | Yes | Yes |
| Contextual thread replies | Yes | Advertised |
| Personalize the writing style | My Voice | Voice Personalisation |
| Writing examples | Manually provided | Can import past comments |
| Learn from previous comments | Improve My Voice review interface | Optional continuous learning |
| Set words to avoid | Dedicated field | Equivalent field not publicly confirmed |
| Preferred expressions | Dedicated field | Learned writing patterns |
| Professional background | Role, topics, and facts | Voice and contextual settings |
| Custom writing instructions | Yes | Yes |
| Tone controls | Yes | Yes |
| Comment length controls | Brief, Balanced, Detailed | Five advertised lengths |
| Comment goal controls | Yes | Per-comment angle and other settings |
| One-click Polish | Yes | Equivalent action not publicly confirmed |
| One-click Rewrite | Yes | Editing supported; equivalent action not confirmed |
| One-click Shorten | Yes | Length controls; equivalent action not confirmed |
| One-click Make clearer | Yes | Equivalent action not publicly confirmed |
| One-click Professional | Yes | Tone controls; equivalent action not confirmed |
| Inline Smart Suggestions | Yes | Writing continuation offered; exact interaction differs or is unverified |
| Image-based post context | Coming soon (reads the post text today) | Not publicly confirmed |
| Manual publishing | Yes | Yes |
| Free access | Limited free plan | 14-day free trial advertised |
Important: "Not publicly confirmed" does not mean the competitor lacks the feature. It means the specific behavior couldn't be verified from the available documentation.
The Main Difference
Commenty can help write a comment. So can Eplie.
Both can also help finish something you've started.
Eplie's more distinctive feature is its dedicated Refine menu, which gives you specific editing actions after you've written or generated a comment.
If you frequently edit your drafts before posting, those controls are worth paying attention to.
Eplie vs Commenty: Writing the First Draft
Both extensions can prepare a LinkedIn comment using the content of a post.
You don't need to use a separate ChatGPT conversation with either tool.
How Eplie Works
Find a LinkedIn post you want to respond to.
Click the Eplie button alongside the post's normal actions.
Eplie uses the selected post and your available writing preferences to prepare a draft directly inside the comment box.
You can change the wording, use Refine, or publish the response yourself.
You don't need to write an opening sentence first.
How Commenty Works
Commenty also supports drafting inside LinkedIn.
Its documentation emphasizes starting with your own thought and letting Commenty continue it.
It also provides an option to request a complete draft rather than starting from your own words.
You can guide the response with a specific angle and adjust its tone and length.
Which Is Better for Generating Comments?
Both can handle the basic task.
Eplie is a good choice if you want to click once, get a first draft, and then use dedicated editing controls to shape the result.
Commenty may suit people who prefer starting with their own words and letting the assistant continue.
Neither tool has been shown to produce better first drafts consistently across a controlled set of posts.
For that reason, writing quality alone isn't a proven reason to choose one over the other.
Eplie's Refine Menu: More Control After the First Draft
This is one of the clearest reasons to consider Eplie.
Getting a draft is helpful. But what happens when the idea is good and the wording isn't?
You might want to shorten it.
Maybe the grammar needs work.
Maybe the comment sounds too formal.
Or perhaps the response makes the right point, but the explanation could be clearer.
With Eplie, you don't need to write a new prompt for every ordinary editing task.
Five Editing Actions Inside LinkedIn
Polish
Improve grammar and sentence flow while keeping the original point.
Rewrite
Express the comment differently when the first version doesn't sound right.
Shorten
Remove repetition and unnecessary words.
Make clearer
Improve the explanation so readers can understand what you mean.
Professional
Adjust the tone for conversations that need more formal wording.
These actions work with comments generated by Eplie and comments you write yourself.
What About Editing in Commenty?
Commenty lets users change their drafts and describes the ability to reshape wording before publishing.
Its public documentation also describes regeneration, tone selection, length settings, and adding instructions for a specific comment.
However, I couldn't verify a menu offering the same five named editing actions directly in the comment box.
That distinction matters when comparing workflows, although it doesn't mean Commenty is unable to perform similar edits.
A Practical Example
Imagine you've writtenI have seen a lot of companies getting traffic and traffic is increasing but customers are not actually increasing because the people coming on the website are not the right ones.
You want to make the comment shorter.
With Eplie, open Refine and choose Shorten.
A suitable revised version might beI've seen companies increase their traffic without gaining more customers. Sometimes the problem is that they're attracting the wrong visitors.
You keep the point and remove the extra words.
The example illustrates the editing action and is not a captured result from a controlled product test.
Why Eplie Has an Advantage Here
Eplie gives common editing tasks their own controls.
If you regularly polish comments before publishing, you may find that more convenient than adjusting a draft through broader writing settings or additional instructions.
Eplie My Voice vs Commenty Voice Personalisation
Both products want to help users write comments that sound more personal.
But they approach that problem differently.
Eplie: Tell the Assistant How You Write
Eplie's My Voice feature gives you explicit fields for your professional background and writing preferences.
You can add:
- What you do professionally
- Topics you know well
- Your preferred writing style
- Detailed writing instructions
- Examples of comments you've written
- Words and phrases to avoid
- Expressions you like to use
- Facts about your professional experience
For example, you might tell EplieI'm a growth marketer working with SaaS businesses. I prefer short, practical comments. Avoid generic compliments and unnecessary questions. Don't invent experiences.
Eplie uses those preferences to help guide its drafts.
You can update them whenever you want.
Commenty: Learn From What You Actually Write
Commenty offers a different approach.
With permission, it can study comments you've written and use patterns in your vocabulary, sentence structure, and phrasing to build a writing profile.
Commenty also describes an option to import earlier LinkedIn comments, giving it writing examples from before you installed the extension.
That can be useful if you've already written a lot of comments in a consistent style.
Which Personalization Approach Is Better?
Eplie gives you more explicit, visible control over the individual writing preferences shown in My Voice.
You can specify words to avoid, preferred expressions, and the professional facts you want it to know.
Commenty offers a useful approach for people who want personalization built from their actual writing history.
These are different strengths.
If you want to configure your writing style deliberately, Eplie's settings may be the better fit.
If you would rather have the software study your previous comments, Commenty's voice learning may be appealing.
Neither method guarantees that every draft will match your voice perfectly.
What If You Don't Want AI to Write the Whole Thing?
Some comments don't need a full generated draft.
You already have an idea.
You might even know exactly how you want to begin.
The difficult part is finishing the sentence or making your thoughts easier to follow.
Both extensions can help with that.
Eplie Smart Suggestions
Eplie's Smart Suggestions works while you're typing inside LinkedIn.
When enabled, it can suggest a continuation using the selected post and the text you've already written.
You can accept an available suggestion with Tab or continue typing normally.
You don't need to hand over the whole comment to the assistant.
Commenty's Writing Continuation
Commenty also emphasizes completing text you started.
You provide the opening thought, and Commenty helps continue it using the post and your writing preferences.
That is an important part of Commenty's product, not a feature exclusive to Eplie.
The Difference
Eplie provides an optional Smart Suggestions experience that can help as you type, alongside its separate full-draft generation and Refine controls.
Commenty provides its own continuation workflow and voice-aware writing assistance.
The exact interaction of Commenty's continuation feature should be tested alongside Eplie's typing suggestions before declaring one faster or more convenient.
When Eplie Makes Sense
Choose Eplie if you want the flexibility to write manually, use inline suggestions when needed, and then polish the finished comment through the Refine menu.
That combination makes Eplie useful even when you don't want it to generate a complete comment.
You Have the Thought. You Just Haven't Written It Properly.
Finish My Comment isn't in Eplie yet. Today, type your note, click the pen in the comment box and choose Rewrite: notes under six words become a brief comment that responds to the post.
Imagine typing this under a post about SaaS growth:
traffic rising but signups no, wrong audience maybe
You understand what you mean.
The problem is putting it into a sentence other people can read.
Eplie will be able to use the rough text and post context to prepare a clearer comment.
A possible version might beI've seen SaaS websites increase their traffic without getting more signups. Sometimes it's not a traffic problem at all. They're attracting people who were never likely to become customers.
You review the result and decide what to keep.
Can Commenty Do This?
Yes. Completing a comment someone started is a central part of Commenty's advertised functionality.
The difference is that Eplie combines rough draft completion with separate editing controls and its broader My Voice preferences.
Why That Matters
You don't have to choose between letting AI write everything and writing everything manually.
With Eplie, you can generate a full comment, start with your own idea, accept suggestions while typing, or polish an already completed draft.
These are different ways to use the same writing assistant, depending on how much help you want.
Eplie vs Commenty: Which Is Better for LinkedIn Reply Threads?
Writing a comment under a post is one thing.
Answering someone in the middle of a long discussion is another.
You need to know what the original post said and how the conversation developed.
A reply that misses the latest question can sound irrelevant, even if the grammar is perfect.
How Eplie Handles Replies
With Eplie, open a LinkedIn discussion and choose the comment you want to answer.
Click Reply, then use Eplie in that reply box.
Eplie is designed to use the original post and relevant available thread context to prepare a response for that conversation.
You can edit the draft directly and publish it yourself.
What Does Commenty Offer?
Commenty also advertises context-aware replies within LinkedIn comment threads.
That means we shouldn't claim it only responds to the original post or cannot understand discussions.
Its public description establishes contextual replying, but doesn't provide enough detail to determine how reliably it handles lengthy nested discussions compared with Eplie.
Example: Answering a Specific Person
Suppose the original post discusses how AI search affects SEO.
One person says rankings aren't as important anymore.
Another person argues that organic traffic still matters.
A third person asksIf fewer people click search results, how should businesses measure whether AI search is helping them?
A useful response should answer that measurement question.
For exampleI'd separate visibility from business outcomes. Track whether your brand appears in relevant AI answers, but also look at branded searches, qualified visits, signups, and actual customers. Mentions alone don't tell you whether the channel is profitable.
That's the kind of context a reply assistant needs to understand.
Which Is Better?
Eplie gives users a direct reply workflow with the relevant conversation available to the drafting process.
Commenty also offers contextual thread replies.
Without testing both on the same discussions, it would be premature to claim one understands long threads better.
Eplie's additional advantage is that you can use its named Refine actions after the reply is generated.
What If the Important Information Is in an Image?
Reading images in posts is coming soon. Today Eplie reads the post's text, and it's built not to describe images it can't see. For image-heavy posts, add the key point yourself and check the draft.
Some LinkedIn posts are mostly charts, screenshots, or infographics.
The caption might be short, while the image contains the actual information you want to discuss.
For example, someone shares an experiment comparing two landing pages.
The caption saysWe made one small change and got these results.
But the chart shows that one version had a higher signup rate.
If a writing assistant doesn't use the relevant visual information, it may miss the central point.
Eplie's Image Context
Reading images in posts is coming soon. Today Eplie reads the post's text, and it's built not to describe images it can't see. For image-heavy posts, add the key point yourself and check the draft.
What About Commenty?
Commenty's public feature documentation describes contextual generation from LinkedIn posts, but I couldn't verify equivalent image understanding behavior.
That doesn't prove Commenty cannot process post images.
A direct comparison using the same chart or infographic would be needed to establish a difference in results.
Eplie vs Commenty: Length, Tone, and Comment Goals
Both tools offer controls for how comments are written.
Eplie Preferences
Eplie includes options for:
Length: Brief, Balanced, or Detailed.
Tone: Auto, Natural, Professional, Insightful, and other available choices.
Comment goal: Add value, ask a question, share experience, respectfully challenge, and other options.
Emojis: Never, Sometimes, or Often.
Question frequency: Control how often drafts include questions.
Custom instructions: Add your own rules for phrasing and style.
These controls work alongside My Voice.
Commenty Preferences
Commenty publicly describes four quick tone options, additional tones in Preferences, and five comment lengths.
It also offers a specific angle field for individual comments and additional settings for questions, emojis, language, and other writing behaviors.
Which Tool Offers More Control?
Commenty has more advertised length positions.
Eplie provides clear default controls and dedicated My Voice fields, including words to avoid, preferred expressions, and professional facts.
For someone who cares about the exact words and experiences an AI draft should use, Eplie's My Voice settings are a useful advantage.
For someone who wants more length positions and per-comment instructions, Commenty's approach may be preferable.
The strongest choice depends on which settings you actually use.
Can Eplie Write Better LinkedIn Comments Than Commenty?
Both tools aim to avoid generic comments.
Both use post context and writing personalization.
But neither product's marketing claims establish which produces more useful comments consistently.
A comment can sound natural and still add nothing to the discussion.
Another can be perfectly grammatical but miss an important detail.
And sometimes the shortest response is the most useful one.
What Should We Actually Compare?
Give both tools the same LinkedIn post and the same user perspective.
Then evaluate:
- Does the comment address something specific?
- Does it add an idea, experience, or useful question?
- Does it sound natural?
- Does it follow the user's writing preferences?
- Does it avoid unsupported personal claims?
- How much editing is needed before publishing? Repeat the test across different kinds of posts.
What Can We Say Today?
Eplie provides a particularly convenient set of tools for refining drafts that don't sound right on the first attempt.
Commenty emphasizes learning from existing writing patterns and using those patterns in new comments.
Which produces the stronger first draft remains a question for direct testing.
We won't invent a quality score to make either tool look better.
How Many Steps Does It Take to Get a Comment Ready?
Neither extension requires you to manually copy a post into a separate AI chat for ordinary in-page generation.
That's an advantage both products share over a manual copy and paste workflow.
The more interesting difference is what happens after generation.
With Eplie
- Open a LinkedIn post.
- Click Eplie.
- Review the generated draft.
- Use Refine if you want to polish, shorten, rewrite, or clarify it.
- Publish manually. You can also start with your own text and use Smart Suggestions or Refine without generating a complete comment.
With Commenty
- Open a LinkedIn post.
- Start your own comment or request a draft.
- Use its continuation, tone, length, or comment angle controls.
- Review and edit the response.
- Publish manually.
Eplie's Practical Advantage
Eplie's named editing actions make it straightforward to handle common changes without writing a new instruction.
If your normal workflow includes generating a draft and then shortening or polishing it, this is a useful reason to consider Eplie.
If you prefer beginning with your own words and building a voice profile from previous comments, Commenty's process may feel more natural.
Neither tool has a verified speed advantage from controlled testing.
Eplie vs Commenty Pricing
Both products offer free access and paid subscriptions, but their usage models differ.
Eplie Pricing
The Eplie Chrome Web Store lists:
Pro Monthly: $14.99 per month.
Pro Annual: $143.88 per year.
A limited free plan is also available.
Check Eplie's current pricing page for the latest draft allowance and paid plan details.
Commenty Pricing
Commenty's website lists:
Free trial: 14 days, with 20 comments per day.
Starter: $15 per month, with 20 comments per day.
Professional: $29 per month, with 50 comments per day.
Its Chrome Web Store listing describes the starting paid offering at $15 per month.
Plan limits, annual discounts, and feature access may change.
Which Is Better Value?
Eplie's published monthly price is slightly lower than Commenty's Starter price, but the difference in sticker price is minimal.
A meaningful value comparison also needs usage limits and feature access.
Commenty publicly lists daily comment allowances for its plans.
Eplie's current free and paid generation limits should be checked in the live product before comparing how many comments users can prepare at each price.
If you mainly want Eplie's Refine tools, Smart Suggestions, and explicit My Voice controls, those capabilities may matter more to you than the headline price.
If you're interested in Commenty's voice learning approach, its available usage limits may be more relevant.
Choose Eplie If You Want More Direct Control Over Your Comments
Eplie may be a better fit when:
You frequently rewrite comments before posting.
Its dedicated Refine menu provides common editing actions in the comment box.
You want to tell the tool exactly how you write.
My Voice provides fields for background, examples, instructions, preferred expressions, and words to avoid.
You sometimes write everything yourself.
Smart Suggestions and Refine let you use Eplie without giving it the entire writing task.
You want to switch between different writing approaches.
Generate a complete draft, finish a rough thought, continue writing, or improve an existing comment.
You regularly reply to LinkedIn discussions.
Eplie's reply workflow uses the relevant available conversation context and keeps editing inside the reply box.
For someone who values specific controls while writing, these are good reasons to try Eplie.
When Should You Choose Commenty Instead?
A useful comparison should make this clear too.
You want personalization based on your earlier LinkedIn comments.
Commenty offers an optional voice learning system and the ability to import previous comments.
You prefer starting with your own words.
Commenty puts considerable emphasis on continuing thoughts you've already begun.
You want a measure of your writing contribution.
Commenty documents a human contribution score based on how much of the final wording you supplied or changed during its workflow.
That score measures wording contribution. It isn't a measure of comment quality or proof that writing was created without AI.
You prefer Commenty's tone or length options.
It advertises multiple tones and five length settings.
These are legitimate reasons someone might choose Commenty.
The best tool is the one whose writing experience fits your habits.
Eplie Pros
- Full comment drafts directly inside LinkedIn.
- Dedicated Refine menu with five editing actions.
- Detailed, user-controlled My Voice fields.
- Optional Smart Suggestions while typing.
- Contextual replies in selected threads.
- Manual publishing.
Eplie Limitations
- Its free plan has usage limits.
- Image and complex thread results still need careful review.
- Writing preferences don't guarantee a perfect draft.
- It's designed as a desktop Chrome extension.
- It doesn't publicly document the same historical comment import workflow as Commenty.
- No controlled quality comparison has established a consistent advantage over Commenty.
Commenty Pros
- Generates comments inside LinkedIn.
- Continues partially written comments.
- Offers contextual thread replies.
- Supports writing personalization.
- Can learn from previous comments with permission.
- Offers an option to import earlier comments.
- Supports comment angles, tones, and lengths.
- Leaves publishing under user control.
Commenty Limitations for This Comparison
- An equivalent named one-click Refine menu wasn't verified in its public documentation.
- The exact interaction of its writing suggestions isn't fully established from the available documentation.
- Full thread handling and image understanding need direct testing.
- Its trial is time limited, according to its current website.
- Writing quality, like Eplie's, depends on context, preferences, and final editing.
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Final verdict
Eplie or Commenty: Which LinkedIn Comment Assistant Should You Use?
Both products can help you write LinkedIn comments without copying posts into another chat.
Both support personalized writing and contextual replies.
And both leave the final publishing decision to you.
The difference is what kind of help you want while writing.
Eplie is particularly useful if you want a complete set of editing controls inside LinkedIn.
You can request a draft, work from your own rough idea, get suggestions while typing, and use Refine to polish, rewrite, shorten, clarify, or adjust the tone.
My Voice also gives you explicit control over the words, expressions, and professional background used to guide your comments.
Commenty is worth considering if you prefer an assistant that learns from your actual writing history.
It offers comment continuation, voice learning, contextual replies, and a way to measure your wording contribution.
Neither tool is the winner in every category.
But if your priority is having more direct control over every stage of writing and editing a LinkedIn comment, Eplie is the one we'd recommend trying first.
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Editorial disclosure and sources
Last reviewed: November 9, 2026
This comparison was prepared by Eplie.
We compared the documented LinkedIn commenting and replying functionality of both products.
Eplie's functionality is described using its product interface, Chrome Web Store listing, and information provided by its founder.
Commenty's functionality is described using its official website, Chrome Web Store listing, and published voice personalization documentation.
We have not completed a controlled head-to-head test of writing quality, response speed, long thread comprehension, or image understanding.
Where a specific competing feature couldn't be confirmed, we marked it as unverified rather than unavailable.
Features and pricing may change after publication.
Sources
- Eplie Chrome Web Store
- Eplie website
- Commenty official website
- Commenty Chrome Web Store
- Commenty voice personalization
- LinkedIn prohibited software policy
Platform note: Both products are third party browser extensions. LinkedIn restricts certain extensions that scrape content, modify its interface, or automate activity. Manual publishing alone does not establish that an extension complies with LinkedIn's policies. Users should review LinkedIn's current rules before installing or using third party tools.
Commenty and its logo belong to their owner. Names and logos are shown only to identify the products compared. Eplie isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Commenty or LinkedIn.