AI-Powered LinkedIn Outreach Platform
It searches LinkedIn and Sales Navigator with structured filters, enriches every discovered profile (the vendor says roughly half arrive with a verified work email), scores each prospect 0 - 10 against your ICP, generates personalised connection notes and follow-ups, and sends them through a Chrome extension that operates inside LinkedIn itself.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 (listed as 'Start free') | 100 credits/month - vendor's own estimate: ~17 leads found and enriched, or ~1,000 AI usage calls 1 LinkedIn profile | Verified work emails on ~50% of discovered leads, Prospect search and profile enrichment, Auto-send connection requests |
| Growing teams tier | Monthly price not rendered on the page we retrieved | 843 credits/month - vendor's estimate: ~145 leads found and enriched, or ~8,430 AI usage calls 3 LinkedIn profiles | Full feature access - the vendor states plans differ only in credits and company limits |
| Sales professionals tier | Monthly price not rendered on the page we retrieved | 1,843 credits/month - vendor's estimate: ~317 leads found and enriched, or ~18,430 AI usage calls 10 LinkedIn profiles | Full feature access - the vendor states plans differ only in credits and company limits |
| Large operations tier | $299/month | 4,271 credits/month - vendor's estimate: ~736 leads found and enriched, or ~42,710 AI usage calls 50 LinkedIn profiles | Full feature access - the vendor states plans differ only in credits and company limits |
Checked 2026-08-07 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
Its structural choice is that sending happens through a browser extension operating in the user's own LinkedIn session rather than through an API, which is how LinkedIn automation tools generally work and which is why the product is scoped to LinkedIn profiles rather than seats. Pricing is credit-metered and every plan is capped by both a credit allowance and a number of connected LinkedIn profiles - 1 on the free plan, up to 50 on the top one. Enrichment is bundled rather than sold separately, which is the vendor's main cost argument.
B2B sales teams prospecting on LinkedIn at scale, recruiters sourcing and contacting candidates, agencies running outreach for multiple clients from one dashboard, and founders or solo operators trying to replace several point tools with one.
Everything here runs through a Chrome extension acting inside a LinkedIn session, so this is not a fit for anyone who cannot or will not automate their LinkedIn account, needs a server-side or headless pipeline, or works in a compliance environment where third-party browser automation of a social account is disallowed. Volume is capped by design: plans are metered in both credits and connected LinkedIn profiles (1 on Free, 3, 10, and 50 on the paid tiers), and at a published 5.8 credits per lead found and enriched, the free plan's 100 credits per month works out to roughly 17 leads - an evaluation allowance rather than a working tier. Searches also return a minimum of 25 results per page 'for cost efficiency', so narrow, precise queries still spend credits on results you did not want. And the platform's own feature list marks API access as 'coming soon', so there is no programmatic integration path today.
No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.
The pricing page states every plan comes with full access to all features including automated outreach, and that plans differ only in credits and company limits. Verified work emails are explicitly included on the free plan.
The vendor states roughly 50% of discovered leads arrive with a verified work business email - SMTP-verified, work addresses rather than personal Gmail - sourced through its enrichment pipeline and stored on the prospect record as `email_enriched`. That is a vendor figure we have not measured.
Through a Chrome extension that sends connection requests and messages directly from LinkedIn, described by the vendor as working 'without breaking their usage patterns'. There is no server-side sending path documented, and the AI reply button also lives inside the LinkedIn inbox.
Not yet. Treat programmatic integration as unavailable until the vendor ships it.
Keywords such as job titles, country or city locations, ten seniority levels from In Training to Owner, roughly 25 functions/departments, nine company headcount bands from Self-employed to 10K+, and profile language. Each search page returns up to 25 fully enriched profiles, with a documented minimum of 25 results per search.
The pricing page states you can change plans whenever you want: upgrading grants the new plan's credits immediately, and downgrading applies instantly with your balance adjusted down to the new plan's maximum. It also advertises no hidden fees and cancel anytime.
As marketing. We retrieved no methodology, sample size or date range for any of it, and did not test it.
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