LinkedIn outreach that lives inside your email sequence
Every other LinkedIn tool asks you to run a second system beside your email and keep the two in step by hand. Here it is one sequence: email them, view their profile, connect, message, and the whole thing stops the moment they reply on either channel.
$49 per LinkedIn account a month, on a plan that starts at $7. 14 days free, no card.
Seven actions, and when each one unlocks
A step can be any of these, mixed with your email steps, with your own delays. On a new account they unlock in stages, and the engine refuses the rest rather than trusting you to be careful.
The account only watches and warms. Anything heavier is refused by the engine, not just discouraged.
The soft touch that often earns a look back
Engagement before outreach, not instead of it
Warms a profile before you ask for anything
Connection requests join. Messages are still refused, because a brand-new account messaging strangers is the pattern LinkedIn acts on.
With or without a note, personalised per lead
Everything is available, still under the daily limit and the 80-a-week connection cap.
To existing connections, in the same thread
For people you are not connected to
Branches the sequence on whether they accepted
Plus every email step, in the same sequence, on the same contact.
Account safety
A warm-up ladder, not a promise
No tool can guarantee LinkedIn will never restrict an account, and you should be wary of any that says otherwise. What we can show you is exactly how we behave.
- Connection requests stay under 80 a week, below the roughly 100 LinkedIn allows.
- Actions are spaced minutes apart, and the engine spends a minute or more reading a profile before acting on it.
- Daily and weekly limits reset on your account’s own timezone, not ours.
Actions allowed per day, over the first three weeks.
- Days 0-3: Views, likes and follows only. No connection requests at all.
- Days 4-7: Connection requests begin, at low volume.
- Days 8-14: All seven actions, moderate volume.
- Days 15-21: Ramping up.
- Day 22+: Full pace, and it stays here.
Everything you would expect from a dedicated tool
Because it is one, and it happens to share a sequence with your email.
Several senders on one campaign
Spread a campaign across accounts so no single profile carries the whole list.
Message variants per step
Run more than one version of a step and see which earns replies.
One inbox for both channels
LinkedIn replies land beside email replies, not in a second tool.
Lead lists, imported or built
Bring a CSV or work from lists you build, then push them into a campaign.
Suppression list
People you must never contact stay uncontacted, across every campaign.
Webhooks
Push LinkedIn events into your CRM or anywhere else you keep score.
Per-campaign analytics
Acceptance, reply and step-by-step drop-off for each campaign.
Export whenever
Campaigns and leads export to CSV. Your data stays yours.
Against the tools you are probably comparing
Read from their own pricing pages on 23 August 2026. If any of this is out of date, tell us and we will correct it.
| Outsolvi | HeyReach | La Growth Machine | |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it costs | $49 an account a month, on a $7 plan | $79 a month, Agency $999 | From €60 an identity a month |
| Email in the same sequence | Through Instantly or Smartlead | ||
| Email tracking built in | Confidence-scored opens | Open, click and reply tracking | |
| Works in Outlook and Gmail | |||
| Monthly lead cap | 500 leads an account | Enrichment credits per sender | 250 to 1,000 enriched leads |
| Several senders per campaign | |||
| Free trial | 14 days, no card | Offered, terms vary by plan | 14 days, no card |
Who we are not for. If you resell LinkedIn outreach under your own brand, HeyReach whitelabels and we do not. If voice notes are core to your cadence, La Growth Machine has them. That is the honest list, and it is short. Everything else you would be trading away is the part that decides your day: none of them scores your email opens, so a security scanner or an Apple prefetch counts as a read, and you spend the morning chasing people who never opened anything.
Questions people ask before switching
Is this a separate product from Outsolvi email tracking?
No. It is an add-on to the plan you already have, and it lives inside the same sequences. A sequence can email someone on Monday, view their profile on Tuesday and send a connection request on Thursday, and the whole thing stops the moment they reply on either channel. There is no second tool, no second list and no second login.
What does it cost?
$49 per connected LinkedIn account per month, on top of your plan ($7 a month billed yearly for Individual, $20 a user for Teams Pro). The rate falls as you add accounts: $45 each from 3, $42 from 5, $38 from 10 and $35 from 25. One account covers one person sending.
Will my LinkedIn account get restricted?
Nothing can promise that, and you should not trust a tool that does. What we do is behave like a person: a new account starts at 15 actions a day doing nothing but views, likes and follows, and only reaches full volume after three weeks. Connection requests stay under 80 a week, below the roughly 100 LinkedIn allows. Actions are spaced minutes apart, not seconds, and the engine spends real time on a profile before acting on it. Limits reset on your account's own timezone.
How is this different from HeyReach?
HeyReach is LinkedIn-only. To add email you connect a separate tool such as Instantly or Smartlead and keep two systems in step. With Outsolvi, email is the core product and LinkedIn is a channel inside the same sequence, so the reply that stops your email follow-up also stops your LinkedIn steps. On price, HeyReach’s Growth plan was $79 a month when we checked on 23 August 2026, which their site describes as unlimited senders on one flat fee, with Agency at $999 a month. Ours is $49 an account on a $7 plan. If you are running LinkedIn at agency scale across many accounts, read their pricing page yourself and do the maths for your own number of accounts, because at that shape their flat fee may well beat per-account pricing including ours.
How is this different from La Growth Machine?
La Growth Machine does run LinkedIn and email natively, and it is a capable tool. The differences are what the plans are built around and what they cost: their plans meter enriched leads (250 to 1,000 a month depending on tier) and start at €60 an identity a month, read from their pricing page on 23 August 2026. Ours is $49 an account, and the thing we do that neither does is score every email open so a security scanner or an Apple prefetch never counts as a read.
How many LinkedIn accounts can I connect?
As many as you buy. Each add-on covers one connected account, with up to 5 active campaigns, 500 leads a month and 50 actions a day on that account.
Compared against every tool you are shortlisting
Every one of these is a real tool and every comparison names the one thing it does better than we do. It also names what you give up to get it. Prices were read from the vendors’ own pricing pages on 23 August 2026, so check any of them yourself.
LinkedIn only. Email arrives through a second tool you also pay for and keep in step.
Per identity, with enriched leads metered monthly and the inbox tied to a tier.
Platform money for one connected account, and email is a step rather than a tracked channel.
LinkedIn only, per seat, and Sales Navigator is billed separately on top.
A monthly invitation quota that runs out, and email sequences only on the top plan.
The thing none of them does is grade your email opens. On every tool on this list, an Apple Mail Privacy Protection prefetch and a corporate security scanner fetching the pixel look exactly like a person reading your message. That is the number most reps use to decide who to chase.
More on LinkedIn, in more depth
This page is the overview. These go deeper on one part each.
The safety side: what runs on your behalf, and the limits it holds itself to.
How a single sequence uses both channels and stops on the first reply.
Taking a Sales Navigator list into a sequence that reaches both channels.
Free tool. Writes a connection request that fits inside 300 characters.
LinkedIn stages, in the same campaign as your email
Not a LinkedIn tool beside an email tool. One sequence, one contact, one stop rule.
Stops on reply — on either channel, for that contact, automatically.
Email 1
Opening email, sent from your real mailbox
Wait 2 days
Business days only
View their profile
The soft touch, before you ask for anything
Connection request
With a note, personalised per lead
Wait 3 days
Time to accept
Did they accept?
The sequence splits here
LinkedIn message
If accepted, in the same thread
Email 2
If not accepted, stay on email
- Add a step
A reply on either channel stops both
One prospect, eight days, two channels. Watch what happens the moment they answer.
M. Calder
m.calder@example.com
- Email sentDay 1Email
Opened twice, no reply
- Connection requestDay 2LinkedIn
Sent on your behalf
- Request acceptedDay 3LinkedIn
Sequence branches here
- LinkedIn messageDay 5LinkedIn
Read, no reply yet
- Second emailDay 8Email
Opened on a phone
- They replyDay 8LinkedIn
On LinkedIn, not email
Third email
Day 11 · never sent
LinkedIn follow-up
Day 14 · never sent
Final email
Day 18 · never sent
They replied on LinkedIn, so the two emails still queued behind it never went out. That is the difference between a cadence and a tool that keeps chasing someone who already said yes.
A reply on either channel stops both
One prospect over a week. Machines are set aside, the accept and the read are counted, and the reply ends the sequence.
Want to see LinkedIn and email running as one sequence?
Thirty minutes, including the warm-up limits and where other tools beat us.
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