NudgeLink reads every LinkedIn profile, scores it against your ICP, and writes a cold message so specific it reads like you spent an hour researching them.
Nothing sends until you approve it. Every draft waits in your review queue with the profile evidence it was written from — auto-send is an opt-in you turn on later, not the default.
No templates, no {first_name} variables, no cookie-cutter openers. Every message is written fresh from the lead's profile.
A short AI-guided onboarding. Describe what you do, who you sell to, your ideal client, and a message that worked. We generate your ICP profile automatically.
Paste a LinkedIn URL — or let NudgeLink find leads for you. The AI reads the full profile, posts and activity, then scores fit from 0–100 against your ICP. Only leads that clear your threshold get worked; the default is 60 and you move it.
Approve a draft and NudgeLink sends it from your connected LinkedIn account, then paces the warmup, the invite and the follow-ups inside safe daily limits — with an email step when the profile exposes an address. Replies land in your inbox, classified and ready to answer.
Templates are dead. Volume without relevance is a liability. NudgeLink treats every lead as a one-off craft — at machine scale.
Every profile gets a 0–100 relevance score with a written rationale — which parts of the profile matched your ICP, which signals pushed it up, what would make it a no. Anything below your threshold is skipped, and kept visible as data rather than silently dropped.
VP Sales at a 120-person B2B SaaS in fintech — exact ICP match. Recent post complains about SDR tooling fatigue; direct buying signal.
Connect more than one LinkedIn seat and NudgeLink routes sending across them — each on its own warm-up ramp, its own timezone and its own daily ceiling. Invites climb 19 → 21 → 22 → 23 a day over the first four weeks and hold there. Sending runs on hosted infrastructure, with each account on its own fixed IP near your location, not a browser extension on your laptop.
Invites used today, against each seat’s ramped daily cap.
The system pulls a specific detail — a post, a recent role change, a shipped product — and writes the opener around it. No clichés. Real reference. Real human. And every edit you make trains your voice — the more you refine, the more each message sounds 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?
One monthly price, one credit allowance — roughly 32 credits per fully-worked lead, covering scoring, warmup, the invite and follow-ups (the optional email step is 5 credits per email on top). Hit the allowance and outreach pauses until your next cycle: no overage bill, no per-reply success fee. Connect as many LinkedIn seats as you need — they all draw on the same allowance.
Give Scout the job titles, industry and place you target. It searches the public web — LinkedIn profiles, company sites, news, directories — for the people in those roles, confirms each one against a real LinkedIn profile, and hands you a list to review. Every run shows the searches it ran and, if it came up empty, why.
Every fact Scout records carries the source URL it came from, marked as observed or inferred. Nothing is invented to fill a blank.
A person becomes campaign-ready only once Scout can corroborate their LinkedIn profile. Two plausible matches go to you as a review item — never an auto-pick.
Research that never resolves to a real person is recorded so you can see it, but it is not billed. Credits are charged for the leads you can actually work.
Discovery, then review, then your approval — the same loop as the rest of NudgeLink. Scout has no ability to contact anyone.
Included on the Scale plan — no waitlist and nothing to request. Scout is new, so it carries a beta badge: tell us what it finds, and what it misses.
We would rather show you the work in progress than a feature list you can't use yet. Neither of these ships today.
Today replies live in the NudgeLink inbox and you work them there — there is no CRM sync yet. We're building a HubSpot app that creates contacts and companies from accepted leads, logs every invite, DM, email and reply to the contact timeline, opens a deal on a positive reply, and enrolls a HubSpot list straight into a NudgeLink campaign.
Safe by design: NudgeLink writes only its own namespaced properties and appends activity — it never overwrites a field one of your people edited. Salesforce and Pipedrive follow on the same sync layer once HubSpot ships.
A connector that lets Claude or ChatGPT read your leads, campaign stats and inbox — and later run discovery and draft messages in your voice — with no send tool, deliberately, so approval stays with you. Being built now; not available to customers yet.
Start free in minutes — score your first leads and see the messages NudgeLink writes before you send a thing.