NudgeLink finds the right people on LinkedIn, writes each one a personal message and follows up for you. At a pace that keeps your account safe, in words that don't sound like a bot.
You stay in control: nothing is sent until you approve it. Every message waits for you with the reasons it was written that way.
One LinkedIn account, a careful pace of 5–6 invitations a day, messages written for each person. No inflated numbers — this is what it did.
No templates and no mass mailing. Every message is written for one specific person.
A short guided setup: what you sell, who buys it and what a good client looks like. We turn your answers into a search.
NudgeLink finds people on LinkedIn, reads each profile and rates how well they fit your ideal client, with the reason in plain words. Only good fits get contacted.
Approve a message and NudgeLink sends it from your own LinkedIn account, follows up politely and brings every reply into one inbox, sorted: interested, question, not now.
Mass messaging burns your reputation and your LinkedIn account. NudgeLink writes to the right people, one at a time, at a pace a real person would keep.
Every person gets a fit rating with the reason in plain words: what matches your ideal client and what doesn't. Poor fits are skipped before anyone is contacted, so your name only reaches the right people.
Sales director at a 120-person distributor in your target industry: an exact match. Recently posted about looking for new suppliers.
A new account starts slowly: 8 invitations a day, rising to 14 (about 100 a week), the pace of a real person. Sending runs on secure servers with a fixed address near you, not a browser plugin on your laptop. Add more accounts, a partner's or a salesperson's, and each gets its own safe pace.
Invites used today, against each seat’s ramped daily cap.
Each message mentions something real about the person, like a post, a new role or their company's news, and asks one easy question. No sales pitch in the first message. Every edit you make teaches it to write more like you.
Hey Anna — your post on GTM ops for 30-person teams nailed something we keep hitting at our agency. We built a thing for exactly that — not a pitch, just curious if the framework you described is working. Worth 15?
Plans from $55 a month, covering about 203 fully handled contacts. When you reach your plan's limit, sending pauses until next month: no extra bills and no fee per reply. Connect as many LinkedIn accounts as you like on one plan.
Tell Scout what kind of people you need. It searches company websites, news and directories, finds the right person at each company and matches them to a real LinkedIn profile. You review the list before anything happens.
Everything Scout tells you about a person comes with the link where it was found. Nothing is made up to fill a gap.
A person reaches your list only once Scout has matched them to their real LinkedIn profile. If it isn't sure, it asks you instead of guessing.
Searches that don't lead to a real, contactable person are shown to you but not charged.
It finds and checks people. Contacting them is always your decision.
Included in the Scale plan, nothing to request. Scout is new, so it carries a beta badge: tell us what it finds and what it misses.
We'd rather show you what's coming than list features you can't use yet. Neither of these is available today.
Today replies live in the NudgeLink inbox and you answer them there; there is no CRM connection yet. We're building a HubSpot connection that adds people and companies to your CRM, records every message and reply on the contact, opens a deal when someone is interested, and lets you start a campaign from a HubSpot list.
It only adds to your CRM and never overwrites what your team typed. Salesforce and Pipedrive come next.
Ask Claude or ChatGPT about your leads, campaign results and replies, and later let it find people and draft messages in your voice. It deliberately can't send anything, so approval stays with you. Not available yet.
In a 20-minute call we'll look at your market together and show you real people NudgeLink would contact for you, and the messages it would send. Prefer to look around yourself? Create an account.