LinkedIn and email outreach

Your sequences actually go out. Every day.

Multi-channel outreach across LinkedIn and email that runs on its own schedule and holds itself inside the limits your accounts can take — so the plan you wrote in January is still running in March.

Connect your own LinkedIn account. Nothing sends until you say so.

Today's budget10/10

Reached the warm-up ceiling. Sending resumes tomorrow.

  • HeldDaily cap reached — nothing else goes out today.
  • HeldOutside your send window.
  • PausedThey replied, so the $sequence stopped itself.
  • The limits come from five years of running outreach in production — mistakes included.
  • Rolling daily and weekly caps, warm-up ramps, and a kill switch that actually stops sending.
  • Run it yourself, share it with a team, or hand it to a specialist. One membership, four ways to work.

The part that matters

What happens when you hit the ceiling

Most tools let you queue whatever you like and hope. This one refuses, tells you which rule stopped it, and picks up when the window reopens.

  • 10 connects / day, risingA newly connected account starts at 10 a day and climbs to 20 as it warms up. You cannot raise it past the ceiling by asking.
  • Rolling 24h and 7d windowsBoth are counted from what actually sent, so a burst on Monday still limits Tuesday.
  • Every hold has a reasonOutside your send window, daily cap reached, account needs reconnecting — the item says which, on the row.
  • A reply stops the sequenceThe moment someone answers, their enrolment pauses. Nobody gets the follow-up they already replied to.
  • A kill switch that stopsOne control halts sending for an account or the whole workspace.It is not a pause that drains a queue afterwards.

Getting running

Three steps, then it runs daily

  1. Connect your account

    Sign in to LinkedIn through a secure authorisation step. Your sending happens from your own account, at your own pace.

  2. Bring people in

    Search LinkedIn, paste a search URL, or upload a CSV. Duplicates are matched so the same person is not imported twice.

  3. Start a sequence

    Set the steps and the delays. The engine works out what is due, spaces it through the day, and holds anything that would break a limit.

Start with one account

Connect a single LinkedIn account and watch a week of sending before you add anyone else.

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