What is Kleos?
Kleos is a content-marketing service for small businesses from New Odyssey, which also makes the proposal app Accord. You give it your website; it works out what you sell and who buys it, builds a 30-day calendar, and drafts LinkedIn and X posts, blog articles and newsletters in the voice it learned from your pages.
Nothing goes out until you approve it. A draft cannot be approved if it breaks one of your "never say" rules, names a feature you do not offer, or links to a page that does not exist. Approved pieces publish on schedule to LinkedIn, X, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost or ActiveCampaign, or export as HTML or Markdown.
Each week it reports traffic from Google Search Console and Analytics and checks whether ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity mention you. There is also an MCP server with about 30 tools, so Claude or ChatGPT can draft and schedule for you.
How much does Kleos cost?
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $49/month | 20 posts and 4 articles a month, 1 seat |
| Growth | $149/month | 60 posts and 12 articles a month, 5 seats |
| Pro | $299/month | 150 posts and 30 articles a month, 15 seats |
| Lifetime | $199 once | 10 posts and 2 articles a month, lighter AI model, 30-day refund |
The 30-day plan and first draft are free; approving a post starts a 7-day trial with a card. Starter $49/month (20 posts, 4 articles); Growth $149/month (60 posts, 12 articles, 5 seats); Pro $299/month (150 posts, 30 articles, 15 seats). Overage on monthly plans: $0.50 a post, $4 an article. Lifetime licence $199 once (10 posts, 2 articles a month, lighter AI model, 30-day refund).
Is Kleos worth it?
Most small-business owners know they should post on LinkedIn and keep the blog alive. Most also go quiet for months, because writing three posts a week on top of the actual job never makes it to the top of the list.
Kleos tries to take the whole chore. You type in your website, and in a couple of minutes it has a guess at your buyer, a 30-day plan and a first post. Its own demo plan has 26 pieces. Each week it writes the next batch, you approve or ask for a rewrite (two free per piece), and it publishes on schedule.
The approval step is the best idea here. Kleos blocks approval of a draft that breaks a "never say" rule, claims a feature you do not have, or links to a missing page. That is the mistake that embarrasses people who let AI post for them, and few rivals check for it.
The catch: it is very new and thinly documented about itself. The first changelog entry is dated 29 October 2026. The operator is named only as New Odyssey, with no legal entity, address or country. It lists no security certification. To publish, it holds an access token for your LinkedIn or X account, encrypted, and reads your basic profile; LinkedIn company pages are still "coming soon", so it posts as you. Your content goes to Anthropic and OpenAI to be written, and the promise is only that New Odyssey does not train its own models on it; the providers handle it under their API terms. The app and its backups are hosted in the US.
The price also climbs fast. Starter at $49 a month covers 20 posts and 4 articles, about one post every working day. A five-person team needs Growth at $149. The $199 lifetime licence is tempting but uses a lighter model and a fair-use cap, and a lifetime deal from a product this young is a bet on it still existing.
Our take: Kleos is a good ghostwriter on probation. Let it run your personal LinkedIn and blog for a month on the trial, and keep the company page and anything regulated by hand until it has a track record.
Where it earns its place
The owner of a four-person accounting practice
Post on LinkedIn every week without writing it myself
Give Kleos the practice's website, set "never say" rules for anything that sounds like tax advice, and approve the week's posts in one sitting. Starter at $49 a month covers 20 posts.
A marketing manager at a 25-person B2B software firm
Keep the blog and newsletter going while I handle launches
Growth at $149 a month gives 12 articles and 4 newsletters for up to 5 people, published to WordPress or Webflow and ActiveCampaign; extra articles are $4 each.
A founder who already plans work in Claude
Draft and schedule posts from the assistant I already use
Connect the MCP server at app.getkleos.ai/mcp with OAuth or an API key; the same approval rules apply to drafts made this way.
Before you commit
- Setup
- Enter your website for a free plan and first draft; Kleos's own test took about two and a half minutes. Approving the first post asks for a card and starts a 7-day trial.
- Integrations
- LinkedIn (personal profile), X, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify, Ghost, ActiveCampaign, Google Search Console and Analytics, webhooks, an API and an MCP server.
- Data and privacy
- Stores your site research, brand kit, drafts and encrypted tokens for connected social accounts; hosted on Render in the US. Content goes to Anthropic and OpenAI under their API terms; New Odyssey says it does not use customer content to train its own models. Deleted workspaces can be restored for 30 days, then are erased. No security certification listed. Which AI tools train on your data?
- Cost at scale
- Growth at $149 a month for up to 5 people; past the allowance, posts cost $0.50 and articles $4. Pro at $299 a month covers 150 posts and 30 articles for 15 people.
- Limits
- Allowances reset monthly and do not roll over; LinkedIn company pages, Instagram, Facebook and TikTok not yet supported; the lifetime licence stops drafting at its fair-use cap.
What’s good
- Plan, drafts and first post from just your website URL
- Blocks approval of drafts with false claims or broken links
- Publishes to LinkedIn, X, WordPress, Webflow, Shopify and Ghost
- Weekly check of whether ChatGPT, Google AI Mode and Perplexity mention you
- Full export as JSON, Markdown and CSV at any time
What’s not
- Launched weeks ago; operator's legal entity and country not published
- No security certification listed
- No LinkedIn company pages, Instagram or Facebook yet
- Training promise covers only New Odyssey's own models
- Lifetime licence uses a lighter model
Best for
Owners and one-person marketing teams at small service businesses who want a steady LinkedIn and blog presence and will review each piece.
Kleos alternatives
Kleos: common questions
- Is Kleos worth it?
- Kleos takes the blank page out of small-business marketing and refuses to publish anything you have not signed off, but it is weeks old and will not tell you which country its company is in. We rate it 3.6 out of 5.
- How much does Kleos cost?
- The 30-day plan and first draft are free; approving a post starts a 7-day trial with a card. Starter $49/month (20 posts, 4 articles); Growth $149/month (60 posts, 12 articles, 5 seats); Pro $299/month (150 posts, 30 articles, 15 seats). Overage on monthly plans: $0.50 a post, $4 an article. Lifetime licence $199 once (10 posts, 2 articles a month, lighter AI model, 30-day refund).
- What are the downsides of Kleos?
- Launched weeks ago; operator's legal entity and country not published; no security certification listed; no LinkedIn company pages, Instagram or Facebook yet; training promise covers only New Odyssey's own models; lifetime licence uses a lighter model.
- Who is Kleos best for?
- Owners and one-person marketing teams at small service businesses who want a steady LinkedIn and blog presence and will review each piece.
- How much does Kleos cost for a team or in production?
- Growth at $149 a month for up to 5 people; past the allowance, posts cost $0.50 and articles $4. Pro at $299 a month covers 150 posts and 30 articles for 15 people.
- Is Kleos safe for company data?
- Stores your site research, brand kit, drafts and encrypted tokens for connected social accounts; hosted on Render in the US. Content goes to Anthropic and OpenAI under their API terms; New Odyssey says it does not use customer content to train its own models. Deleted workspaces can be restored for 30 days, then are erased. No security certification listed.
- What are the best Kleos alternatives?
- The closest alternatives we have reviewed are Okara, Taplio, Jasper and HeyCatch.
Answers checked Nov 13, 2026.