Most LinkedIn replies die in the "I'll answer that later" pile.
Later never comes. The lead goes cold.
So we built the reply flow we actually wanted:
↳ Every reply from every campaign in one inbox
↳ You type 4 words: "propose a call thursday 2pm"
↳ Cmd J, the AI writes the full message in your voice
↳ One click, sent
The whole thing takes 8 seconds.
Answering your best leads should never be the bottleneck.
I just watched an AI find 200 prospects, research each company, and write 200 unique invites.
It cost me less than a coffee. We really are living in the future.
Cold outreach in 2026 isn't about volume.
It's about an AI that personalizes every single message, at the price of a Netflix subscription.
That's the whole pitch.
Every outreach tool charges per user.
Which is strange, because the thing doing the work is the LinkedIn account.
So we charge for that:
↳ $12 a seat on Starter
↳ $20 on Pro, with AI writing
↳ One seat = one LinkedIn account
↳ Add or remove any time
3 people sharing 1 account pay once.
1 person running 5 accounts pays for 5.
You pay for what actually sends.
The fastest way to get your LinkedIn account restricted:
Send 200 invites at 3am on a Sunday.
Boring feature, but this is the one that keeps accounts alive:
↳ Sending days
↳ Sending hours, in your timezone
↳ Invites per day, messages per day
↳ Set once for the workspace, or per account
Automation should look like a human with a calendar.
Not a bot with a cron job.
One LinkedIn account has a ceiling. Everyone hits it.
The fix isn't sending more from one account. It's sending normally from several.
↳ Connect as many accounts as you want
↳ Each one has its own daily caps
↳ Each one sends on its own schedule
↳ The runner never exceeds them, ever
You scale the number of senders, not the risk per sender.
Most outreach dashboards show you activity.
Sent. Sent. Sent. Great, and?
What you actually need is 4 numbers:
↳ Invites sent
↳ Acceptance rate
↳ Reply rate
↳ Which campaign is carrying the others
Per campaign, not just totals.
If a sequence is dying, you should see it in 3 seconds.
New: connect your LinkedIn, give us your target, and your inbox fills with replies while you sleep.
No manual sending. No babysitting. This is what AI outreach was supposed to be.
The best time to reach someone is the day they say they have the problem.
Not 3 months later when your list says it's their turn.
So we built watches:
↳ Describe the signal: "sales leaders about to build an outbound team"
↳ The AI finds the exact phrasings people actually post
↳ Every morning it scores that day's LinkedIn posts
↳ The best ones get enrolled, quoted back with their own words
138 posts seen. 4 worth contacting.
Timing beats volume.
Day 2 of building in public. Product is live, first users are in, the MCP server is public.
If you build with Claude, you can plug straight into it. Let's go.
Today we're launching the Claude for LinkedIn outreach.
One sentence in. A live campaign out.
Type "Book demos with heads of growth at French SaaS startups" and watch:
↳ The AI writes the full sequence, invite to follow up
↳ It searches LinkedIn and finds 1,240 matching people
↳ It shows you the real profiles before you commit
↳ You connect LinkedIn last, once you've seen it work
Most tools make you connect, pay, then discover it was wrong.
We flipped it. You see the campaign first.
Today we're launching the part I'm most proud of.
LinkOutreach is the LinkedIn outreach your AI agent runs.
Not a tool with an API bolted on. Every action in the product lives behind one:
↳ Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client
↳ Paste one URL, no API key needed
↳ "Find 40 heads of growth at French Series A, sequence them, start it"
↳ Your agent does the rest
You stop clicking. The agent works the pipeline.
Building a lead list is the worst part of outbound.
Filters. Boolean strings. Sales Nav gymnastics. 40 minutes for 200 people you half believe in.
Now it's one sentence:
"Heads of growth at Series A B2B SaaS in Europe"
↳ The AI reads it
↳ Searches LinkedIn for real profiles
↳ Hands you a list, ready to enroll
One sentence in. A real list out.