LinkedIn automation tool that gets 3x replies and books meetings
Open-source cold email and warmup platform
Stage
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Startup
Founded
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2024
Based in
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GB
Pricing model
Free trial
Freemium
Pricing
$79 USD per connected LinkedIn account per month (billed monthly), or $790 USD per year (billed yearly, equivalent to 2 months free). Volume discounts: −5% at 5+ accounts, −10% at 10+ accounts, −25% at 25+ accounts, −50% at 50+ accounts. White-label included at no extra cost on request from 10+ acco
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Key features
Five lead sources: LinkedIn search, Sales Navigator, Recruiter, post engagement, CSV or Google Sheet
Automated connection requests, messages and InMail with follow-up sequences
Automatic sequence pause when prospect replies
Unified inbox for all replies across connected accounts
Dedicated residential proxy per account and automatic warm-up
Message personalization with merge fields, spintax and IF/ELSE fallback text
A/B message testing and rotation
Up to 2,500 leads per Sales Navigator or Recruiter search
Cross-account de-duplication within a company
CRM integration via Zapier and Make to 9,000+ apps
Mailbox warmup with automatic reputation building
Campaign sequences with A/B testing
Unified inbox with reply classification
Deliverability tracking and inbox placement tests
Automation workflows with conditional logic
Per-mailbox safety caps and throttling
What makes it different
Gets 3x more meetings booked weekly compared to manual outreach
15–35% higher response rate from personalized messages
Dedicated residential proxy and automatic warm-up built into every account
Manages multiple client and team accounts from one login without manual account switching
No fees for teammate and client logins, only pay per connected LinkedIn account
Fully open-source codebase under Apache 2.0, readable on GitHub
Self-hostable with one command or cloud-hosted options
Unlimited mailboxes on paid plans, no per-mailbox fees
Transparent health rules with full explanations for throttling
Built in public with public changelog and no inflated metrics
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