LinkedIn outreach for SaaS founders
For SaaS founders doing founder-led sales. Reach the title that buys your product at the companies you want, from your own LinkedIn account, $29 a month.
Who it's for
You have a product and a hunch about who buys it. You want to talk to that person at many companies, learn from what they say, and close a few. Your own profile carries weight: people answer founders.
- You run one LinkedIn account: your own.
- You know the buyer's title, and you have a list of companies you'd love as customers.
- You want to learn from replies as much as to sell.
Not for a sales team with SDRs each running an account, and not for email sequences. There's no CRM sync, and no way to match product sign-ups to LinkedIn profiles.
An example sprint
One buyer title, a batch of companies, two weeks.
- 1
Search by title and company
Run the lead finder for the title that buys, such as Head of Customer Success, with one target company per search, or with an industry instead of a company for a wider net.
How Lead finder works - 2
Trim
Delete anyone whose headline says they aren't the buyer. Every tool works from this list.
- 3
Send requests with an AI note
Write a blurb about what you're building and who you want to learn from. Each note mentions one detail from the person's headline or company. No demo link.
How Auto Connect works - 4
Follow up with one question
A few days later, run Message Sender with one short question about how they handle the problem today. Not a demo link, not a deck.
How Message Sender works - 5
Reply, learn, book
Answer every reply yourself in LinkedIn. The ones that turn into calls are your pipeline; the rest are research.
- Your blurb
- I'm the founder of a small tool that helps customer success teams spot accounts about to churn. I'm talking to CS leaders to learn how they track it today.
What the plan covers
One plan, $29 a month, or $20 a month paid yearly. 20 requests a day covers a batch of a hundred buyers in a working week, and 300 lead finds a month is three such batches.
Connection requests stop at 100 in any 7 days. LinkedIn limits most accounts to about 100 invitations a week, and hitting its limit blocks invitations for about a week, so the plan never sends more than that.
| Connection requests a day | 20 |
|---|---|
| Connection requests in any 7 days | 100 |
| Messages a day | 30 |
| Likes a day | 50 |
| Lead finds a month | 300 |
The plan connects one LinkedIn account. HeyReach lists $79 per sender and Expandi $99 per seat (public prices, November 2026). Both are built for agencies and teams running many LinkedIn accounts. If you run one account, you pay for one.
Be careful about
- No demo link in the note, and no deck in the first message. Ask a question instead.
- Keep it to one follow-up. A second automatic message can reach someone who already answered.
- Pause any other LinkedIn tool on your account before you start here.
- Read your LinkedIn inbox every day and reply yourself. Messages are checked for a reply before they go out, but don't rely on that yet: keep follow-ups to one.
- Automation is against LinkedIn's terms. Caps and pacing reduce the risk to your account; they don't remove it.
The safety page explains the caps, pacing and stops in full, and the guide to daily limits and pacing helps you pick settings.
Questions
Can my cofounder use the same workspace?
Does it sync with my CRM?
Can I upload my sign-ups as leads?
Is there a free trial?
Start with your work email.
14-day money-back guarantee on your first payment. Cancel any time.