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What has changed in Connected Outreach, newest first.

One plan, four ways to pay

  • There is now one plan, with every tool and every feature. It replaces the two plans we had before.
  • Pay $29 a month, $78 every 3 months ($26 a month), $139 every 6 months ($23 a month) or $239 a year ($20 a month). The plan and its limits are the same on every period.
  • Caps: 20 connection requests a day and at most 100 in any 7 days, 30 messages and 50 likes a day, and 300 lead finds a month.
  • The 7-day cap is new. LinkedIn limits most accounts to about 100 invitations a week, and hitting LinkedIn's limit blocks invitations for about a week, so the plan stops at 100.
  • You can change how often you pay from the Billing page. The 14-day money-back guarantee covers your first payment, whichever period you pick. See pricing.

Your own IP address

  • Each paying account now gets its own static IP address in the country it picks, used only by that account. Your runs on LinkedIn go out through it.
  • Countries: India, the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, the Netherlands and Singapore. India is the default.
  • You pick the country on the LinkedIn Cookie page. Changing it gives your account a new IP address. More on the safety page.

Your LinkedIn cookie, better protected

  • The key that encrypts your cookie now lives in a separate locked file on our server, away from the database. A copy of the database alone can't reveal your cookie.
  • We can now change that key without losing anyone's saved cookie.
  • A new How we store your cookie panel on the LinkedIn Cookie page explains how your cookie is kept.
  • A new Delete my cookie button removes your cookie and wipes the cloud browser's LinkedIn session in one step.

Every tool works from your cloud browser

  • Profile Scraper, Auto Liker, Message Sender and Outreach now work the way Auto Connect does: from your own cloud browser, through the same web API LinkedIn's own site uses.
  • The cancel button now stops a run reliably.
  • A run interrupted by a restart on our side is now marked as failed, instead of staying stuck on running and blocking the next run of that tool.
  • Checking your cookie now always uses the probe, which signs in from your own cloud browser and opens only your own profile. The older quick cookie test is gone.
  • The probe's screenshot of your profile now shows on the LinkedIn Cookie page.

Yearly billing and a money-back guarantee

  • Yearly plans: $290 for Starter and $790 for Pro, which is two months free.
  • A 14-day money-back guarantee on your first payment. See billing and refunds.
  • Lead searches count against a monthly allowance: 200 lead finds on Starter, 2,000 on Pro. A search only uses up the people it actually returns, and a failed search uses none.
  • A lead search that fails now shows as failed, instead of finishing quietly with nothing in your list.
  • When you reach a plan limit, the app tells you and shows how to upgrade.

One cookie, many runs

  • When LinkedIn refreshes its own session cookies, your cloud browser now keeps the new ones, so a single pasted cookie carries through check after check and run after run.
  • Pasting a new cookie now resets the cloud browser for you, so it starts clean with the new session.

Auto Connect uses LinkedIn's own web API

  • Auto Connect now reads each profile and sends the connection request through the same web API LinkedIn's own site uses, from inside your cloud browser. It no longer opens profile pages one after another.

Your own cloud browser

  • Each workspace now gets its own cloud browser, which keeps its LinkedIn session from one run to the next the way your own browser does.
  • A probe on the LinkedIn Cookie page checks your cookie: it signs in, opens your own profile and shows a screenshot, without contacting anyone.
  • A Reset browser button starts the cloud browser fresh when you need it.
  • People you're already connected to, have already invited, or who only allow Follow are now marked Skipped instead of Failed.
  • Auto Connect finds the right Connect button on a profile more reliably.

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