Last updated: 2 November 2026

How the index works

The Ghostwriter Index lists 93 LinkedIn ghostwriting and executive content agencies. There is no score. Every entry is written from sources anyone can check, and every list uses the same order, described below.

How we find agencies

We start from the published lists of LinkedIn ghostwriting and personal brand agencies, the agencies' own sites, and directories such as Clutch. An agency is listed when it sells ghostwriting or executive content as a service and its own site confirms what it sells.

Some agencies sell ghostwriting as one line among others: outbound shops with a content add-on, or broader B2B marketing agencies. They are listed under the same rules and marked as a side line. There are 6 of them today.

Agencies can also submit themselves. A submission is checked against the agency's own site like any other entry. Listing is free.

What we record

FieldWhat it holds
ServicesFrom eight: LinkedIn, executive, newsletter, book and X ghostwriting, personal brand strategy, video and podcast content.
Writes forThe authors the agency names: founders, CEOs, VCs and investors, SaaS executives, consultants, agency owners, enterprise executives, sales leaders.
FormatsPosts, articles, newsletters, carousels, video scripts, books.
Regions servedThe markets the agency names. "Global" is recorded only when the agency says it works worldwide.
Minimum published priceThe lowest monthly price the agency publishes, in USD. Prices in GBP or EUR are converted, and the original stays in our notes. 25 of 93 agencies publish a price; the rest are recorded as not published.
ModelSubscription, retainer, project or done-with-you, when the agency says which.
FocusWhether ghostwriting is the agency's main business or a side line.
Founded, team size, clientsAs the agency or a cited source states them. Blank when nobody publishes them.
Clutch and G2 ratingsFor each, the rating and review count with the profile URL and the date we read it. Review text is never copied.

Ordering

Every list on the site, from the full directory to the narrowest combination page, uses the same four steps:

  1. Editor's picks come first.
  2. Then agencies whose main business is ghostwriting, before agencies where ghostwriting is a side line.
  3. Then by published minimum monthly price, lowest first. Agencies that publish no price come last.
  4. Then by name, A to Z.

That is the whole rule. Nothing in a record is a rank or a score, and no agency can pay to move up.

A list page exists only when three or more agencies match it. When a narrower page would list exactly the same agencies as a broader one, the narrower address redirects to the broader page. There are 157 list pages today.

Badges

Badges are derived from the record at every build and never typed into a record by hand. See all badges.

  • Editor's pick: Chosen by the editor as a strong starting point for a shortlist. Editor's picks sort first on every list.
  • Top agency: One of the first three agencies on the region page that name that region themselves, in the index ordering: editor's picks first, then primary focus, then published price. Serving worldwide alone earns no regional badge.
  • Founder-led studio: The sources name a founder who leads the work, and the published team size is under ten or not given.
  • Subscription model: Sells ghostwriting as a fixed monthly subscription.
  • Executive tier: Published pricing starts at $7,000 a month or more.
  • VC and investor specialist: Writes for venture capitalists and investors.

Sources and dates

Every fact needs a URL and the date we read it. The index cites 203 sources across 93 agencies, and each profile lists its own with dates. The "Last checked" date on a profile is the latest date on that record.

We cite third-party ratings as facts with a link. We never publish review markup for ratings collected on another site, and we never average ratings into a figure of our own.

We write from sources anyone can check. An agency whose situation has changed updates it at the source and sends the links. The listing follows the record.

Disclosure

No agency pays to be listed, to be placed higher or to hold a badge. We do not take referral fees for the introductions made through Find your agency.

The operator also runs 2V Automation and Shila, and publishes three sister indexes: GEO Agency Index, Outbound Agency Index and AI Agency Radar. An agency connected to the operator is listed under the same rules and marked on its profile. None of the agencies listed today is connected to the operator.

Changelog

DateChange
2 November 2026Added The Executive Quill.
23 October 2026Added Creative Content Crafts.
17 October 2026Clutch and G2 ratings added for 13 agencies; Not yet reviewed profiles are recorded without a rating.
16 October 2026Initial index of 91 agencies, written from public sources.