Railway
Railway has 25.2K LinkedIn followers. The company page and its 18 tracked people published 98 original posts in the last 90 days, mostly product announcements. That is about 7.6 posts a week; 35 came from the page itself and 63 from people on the team; the most recent went up on Oct 20, 2026. The largest share was images (40%), with text-only posts at 34%, videos at 25% and multi-image posts at 2%. By post type, product announcements lead at 61%, then industry thought leadership posts at 17% and event announcements at 7%. Against the Imagine AI research baseline of 20,000+ LinkedIn posts, the team's typical post lands below the baseline median. The most active posters are deb mookherji (24 posts), Arnav Gupta (9 posts) and Rahul Verma (7 posts).
About Railway
- Website
- railway.com
- Industry
- Dev Tools & Infrastructure
What format they post
Who posts for them
What works for them
- 1. Event announcement↑
- 2. Product announcement→
- 3. Industry thought leadership↓
What they post
Post counts are the public LinkedIn posts Imagine AI collects for the company page and the people the benchmark tracks there, taken over the 90 days to Oct 20, 2026; reshares are left out of the post count and the format mix. Follower counts come from the last profile check. The band compares a typical post, the geometric mean of reactions on posts that have had two weeks to settle, with the Imagine AI research baseline of 20,000+ posts from B2B startups. How the benchmark is built.
Quick facts
- How many LinkedIn followers does Railway have?
- Railway has 25,230 LinkedIn followers as of the last profile check.
- How often does Railway post on LinkedIn?
- Railway published 98 original posts in the last 90 days, about 7.6 a week: 35 from the company page and 63 from people on the team.
- Who posts most for Railway on LinkedIn?
- deb mookherji (24 posts in the last 90 days), then Arnav Gupta (9 posts) and Rahul Verma (7 posts).
- How does Railway's LinkedIn compare to its industry?
- Railway is not ranked in Dev Tools & Infrastructure yet: the benchmark needs more settled posts before it places a company.
