One LinkedIn account. One workspace. Free, with no end date.
Connect one LinkedIn account and one Google account and you get the product on them: campaigns, workflows, the inbox, the watchers, email sending, the content studio and the daily safety audit. 100 credits a day pay for the work. There is no card and no day where it stops.
The whole product, on one account.
Nothing is cut down to a demo. It is the workflow engine and the safety system a paying agency runs, pointed at one account instead of twenty.
The one you write as. It keeps its own proxy and its own browser profile.
The mailbox your email steps send from, with your calendar for the meetings.
One offer to one audience, with its own leads, campaigns, workflows and voice.
About 6 crafted messages, or a day of connecting, enriching and replying.
100 credits a day. They do not stack.
Each day grants 100 credits at the account's local midnight. That covers 6 AI-written and sent LinkedIn messages if you spend on nothing else. Enriching a profile from an existing LinkedIn URL costs no credits.
What you do not spend is gone at midnight. That is deliberate, and it is what lets the tier stay open: a saved-up fortnight spent in one afternoon costs us a paying customer's capacity. A steady day, every day, does not.
You also earn up to 1,500 credits as you set up, and they never expire. Your 100 daily credits are available on signup day. They go first, and the setup credits pick up the days you need more.
Two things sit outside the allowance. The lead magnet finder gets one run a week, because a single run costs more than a day of credits. And credit packs are a paid plan feature, so nobody can buy their way past the ceiling.
The second account is the line.
A second identity is a second voice, a second proxy and a second inbox to answer. That is an agency, and an agency pays $299 a month per workspace. Everything below needs that plan.
50% of every invoice, for the first year.
Free covers one account because that is what one person needs. The people you know at agencies need several, and they pay for them. Send them your link and you take half of what they pay, on the first twelve invoices of every subscription.
After those twelve invoices the rate depends on how much you have referred in total, from 10% at the first rung to 30% at the top one, and the top rungs pay for life. The rung you reach is a high-water mark: it never goes back down.
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Connect an account, describe the customer, and the first drafts are waiting the next morning. Approve them by hand until you would rather not.