LinkPounce reads each person's profile and posts first and writes a message in your voice. Approve every message yourself, or put it on full autopilot. Fewer, better messages. More replies. Less risk to your account.
Seven jobs, one line. Watch a LinkedIn profile go from stranger to booked meeting, and see where you stay in control.
Winter is coming, and so are the missed delivery slots. Last December we lost 1 in 8 slots. Has anyone actually cracked this?
Reason: lost 1 in 8 delivery slots last December, and asked for help.
Hi Sam, losing 1 in 8 slots last December sounds painful. We helped a courier in Leeds cut missed slots last winter. Happy to share what worked, if useful?
Hi Sam, losing 1 in 8 slots last December sounds painful...
Start by approving everything. Switch on Assisted or full autopilot when you trust it.
Random gap before the next one: 14 min. Never more than 25 a day or 100 a week.
Blasting hundreds of copy-paste invites gets ignored and gets accounts restricted. LinkPounce waits for a reason, then writes like a person.
Set it up once. After that, your daily job is a few minutes in the Review queue and the Inbox.
Give it your website and connect LinkedIn. It works out what you do, who you help, and how you write from your own posts and comments.
For each person it reads their profile and recent posts, then scores the reason to get in touch. No good reason, no message.
Drafts are checked for quality, then wait in your Review queue. Approve, edit, or ask for another version.
Any reply stops the follow-ups for that person. Objections, pricing questions and every "no" land in your Inbox.
A credibility score out of 100 and a to-do list, each item with ready-written text to copy and a button that opens the right place on LinkedIn.
Example scoreLearned from your own LinkedIn posts and comments. You can add words to always avoid.
New accounts start gently and build up over three weeks. The hard limits cannot be switched off.
Invites per day, per LinkedIn account
You are the brand. Outreach has to sound like you, not a bot.
A steady flow of good conversations without hiring an SDR.
Run outreach for several clients, each with their own voice.
Not needed. LinkPounce works with a free LinkedIn account.
Prices are per month in pounds, plus VAT. They go up after the pilot, but founding members keep theirs for life.
Better conversations, not more noise. For one person selling on LinkedIn.
From replies to booked meetings. LinkPounce does more of the work.
Client outreach you can put your name to.
per LinkedIn account a month, billed in dollars, often with 7-day trials and paid add-ons.
a month plus VAT for outreach and meeting booking done for you.
a month. Pro books meetings with your calendar link. Inbox included, 14 days free, no card.
Published prices of popular LinkedIn outreach tools and UK managed services, checked 23 October 2026.
LinkPounce is a LinkedIn outreach app for people who sell on LinkedIn. It reads each person's profile and recent posts, only gets in touch when there is a real reason, writes the message in your own voice and lets you approve it before anything is sent.
Most tools send the same template to as many people as possible. LinkPounce scores the reason to contact each person from what they actually posted, skips anyone without a good reason, checks every draft for quality and moves towards the approach that gets real replies, not just accepted invites.
No tool can promise that, and you should be wary of any that does. LinkPounce lowers the risk: new accounts warm up gradually (on the default Careful pace: 5, then 10, then 15 invites a day), it never sends more than 25 invites a day or 100 a week, it leaves random gaps, works only in office hours and pauses the account if LinkedIn shows a warning.
No. LinkPounce works with a free LinkedIn account. If you have Premium or Sales Navigator, it uses their extras too.
Like you. LinkPounce learns your voice from your own LinkedIn posts and comments, and every draft must mention a specific, real detail about the person. Generic openers, fake flattery and em dashes are blocked, and you can add your own words to avoid.
Because restricted accounts are the biggest complaint about LinkedIn automation. Some tools advertise 300 or more connection requests a week. LinkPounce sends fewer, better invites to people with a real reason to hear from you, and never more than 25 a day or 100 a week.
Only if you let it. In Review mode you approve every message. In Assisted mode (Pro) it answers only a clear yes or a question your FAQs cover, and sends everything else to your Inbox. On full autopilot (Pro) it handles replies for you until a meeting is booked. Every pilot campaign starts in Review mode.
Any reply stops all follow-ups to that person, across every campaign. Objections, pricing questions and every "no" come to your Inbox. A "no" gets one polite close and that person is never contacted again.
Yes. Start in Review mode and approve every message. When you trust the drafts, switch a campaign to Assisted (Pro), where LinkPounce answers only a clear yes or a question your FAQs cover, or to full autopilot (Pro), where it handles replies until a meeting is booked. You can switch back at any time.
Founding prices are £49 a month for Solo, £99 for Pro and £299 for Agency (5 LinkedIn accounts, then £45 each), in pounds, plus VAT. There are no credits or add-ons, you get 14 days free with no card, you can cancel in two clicks, and founding members keep their price for life.
Yes. The Agency plan includes 5 LinkedIn accounts (then £45 each), a project per client with its own voice and brand kit, and client reports. White-label is planned.
It gives your own LinkedIn profile a credibility score out of 100 and a to-do list, such as a clearer headline or a Featured section. Each item has ready-written text to copy and a button that opens the right place on LinkedIn. LinkPounce never edits your profile itself.
No. Your contacts and messages stay in your account. LinkPounce only learns general patterns, never another customer's prospect data.
Fill in the pilot form on this page. There is no self-serve sign-up yet, so we set up each pilot member personally, starting with a free onboarding call.
We are opening LinkPounce to a small group first. Pilot members get a free onboarding call and keep the founding price for life. There is no self-serve sign-up yet: leave your details and we will set you up.
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