Frequently Asked Questions

The trial includes core publishing features with 1 post/day and limited templates. A payment method is added at signup to activate your subscription.

Strategy provides structured ideas and templates define format/layout rules. Elaryx combines both to generate on-brand drafts. Learn more.

Yes. You can configure tone, keywords, do/don’t lists, and brand defaults so generated content stays consistent.

You decide. Use manual approval flow or auto-safe modes depending on your policy and risk tolerance.

Trial supports 1 post/day. Starter supports up to 100 posts/month with a 4/day cap. Pro supports higher monthly limits with configurable daily caps.

Yes. Scheduler recommendations are based on your workflow settings and recent posting behavior to improve visibility.

Generation pauses and you’ll see a budget/limit alert. You can upgrade plan limits or adjust daily usage settings.

Elaryx uses uniqueness checks across recent posts and guardrails for repeated hooks/phrases before approval.

Credits track AI text/image usage. Each generation action logs estimated/actual usage for budget control.

Yes. You can set daily/monthly limits and hard-stop behavior to prevent overuse beyond budget.

Yes. You can enable trend/news suggestions and decide whether they require manual approval before scheduling.

Yes. Elaryx prioritizes stock images, then can fall back to AI images when needed for missing concepts.

Yes. AI images are generated optionally and require approval to avoid publishing off-brand or sensitive visuals.

Yes. Uploaded images are available in your gallery and can be selected during post generation and scheduling.

Yes. Teams can collaborate on approvals and scheduling depending on your plan and permissions settings.

Drafts move through draft → pending approval → approved/rejected states, with approval actions logged for audit clarity.

Multi-profile/page support is planned and currently in roadmap review. For now, primary account workflow is supported.

Yes. Holiday planning supports local, national, and international observances based on configured audience country.

You can track engagement trends, post outcomes, usage patterns, and workflow-level metrics in your dashboard.

Export options are available on Pro plans for deeper reporting and sharing with stakeholders.

Yes. You can cancel or change plans anytime from your workspace billing settings.

Refund handling depends on billing terms and usage status. Contact support and we’ll review your case quickly.

Use the contact form or support button. Include workspace details for faster troubleshooting. Learn more.

Yes. Elaryx connects to LinkedIn only through LinkedIn's official OAuth authorization flow — it does not scrape profiles or feed data, does not use headless-browser automation, and does not send connection requests or messages beyond LinkedIn's own published limits.

A generic scheduler only manages timing — it doesn't write the post. Aggressive automation tools often rely on scraping or unofficial browser automation, which carries real account-suspension risk. Elaryx generates the content itself from your real brand context, validates each draft before it's ready to review, and only publishes through LinkedIn's official, OAuth-authorized API.

Elaryx uses the brand, tone, and audience context you provide — plus your own past posts and campaign direction — to shape each draft's opening, structure, and closing. It's a starting point built from your real context, not a generic template; you review and adjust before anything is scheduled.

Team collaboration on approvals and scheduling is supported depending on your plan and permissions. Full multi-brand/multi-client account management is being actively developed — check the Agency plan on pricing for what's currently included.

Elaryx stores only what's needed to operate your connected account — your LinkedIn access token (encrypted) and the profile/business context you provide. It does not sell your data. You can disconnect your LinkedIn account or request data deletion at any time.

Every generated draft passes through a structured validation step that checks for missing required content, formatting consistency, unsupported or fabricated claims, and correct tone/mention handling before it's presented for your review. Drafts that don't pass are flagged for review rather than silently published.