Autopilot Growth10 qualified calls per month.Within 90 days, or your money back.
At a fraction of the cost of cold email, ads, conferences, cold callers, or SEO. LinkedIn replies about 10X better than cold email. It never scaled, because an email sender is a $3 inbox and a LinkedIn sender is a real person. So I supply the people: real professionals with real, aged profiles, recruited through my own campaigns, run for you as one outbound team.
You pick 25, 50, or 100 profiles. Each one is set up as a member of your team: your company in the headline, your offer in the messages. We build the lists, write the copy, send the volume, and work every reply into a booked call on your calendar. Your own profile never sends a thing.
10 qualified calls per month within 90 days. Or every dollar back.
Qualified gets defined in writing before we start: your titles, your company size, your geography. If we miss the number, you get a full refund, the engagement ends there, and you keep every conversation and booked call that came in.
Or pay the 90 days up front for 15% off: $14,025 for 25 profiles, $24,225 for 50, or $44,625 for 100.
See what each plan includesYou're probably here because
some of this is true
You want qualified calls on the calendar,
not another dashboard of impressions, connection counts, and "engagement" that never turns into revenue.
You watched cold email die in slow motion.
Reply rates under half a percent, inboxes running AI filters, and you kept sending anyway, because what else was there?
You tried LinkedIn from your own profile.
Two calls a month, if you were disciplined. Push harder and you got the restriction warning. So you gave up on the channel that actually replies.
You did the SDR math and closed the spreadsheet.
$60,000 to $100,000 a year plus commission, three months of ramp, and at the end of it: one person, one profile, two calls a month.
You suspect the lead-gen agencies are renting burned profiles.
The same shared marketplace accounts, run for someone else before you, with the acceptance rates to prove it. You're right. That's exactly what most of them do.
And your closer has open calendar time.
The offer is proven and the team can sell. The only thing missing is pipeline.
If three of those landed, you're in the right place. None of it is your fault. Every one of those dead ends exists because you couldn't buy the one input that matters: senders. Here's the math.
The channel replies 10X better.
Nobody could scale it. Until now.
LinkedIn connection requests get accepted at 25 to 30 percent, and 15 to 20 percent of the people who accept go on to reply. Cold email gets a reply from fewer than 1 in 200. Don't take my word for it. Go ask ChatGPT for the averages and check me.
One person gets one profile, and one profile can send about 100 connection requests a week before LinkedIn slows it down. Run your own profile perfectly and the funnel gives you roughly 430 requests a month, 108 new connections, 20 conversations, and about 2 booked calls. Better copy doesn't move that number. The input is too small.
You can spin up 1,000 email inboxes with one API call, so the whole industry went where the scale was and learned to live with 0.45 percent. Getting to 100 calls a month on LinkedIn meant 50 people willing to hand you their profile. Nobody had that.
I do. Recruiting and running that supply of senders is my whole business, and I've been at it since 2019.
Rent the senders, the way cold email
rented the inboxes
You don't hire 50 people. The profiles belong to real professionals who've agreed to lend them. They say yes because of who's asking: they know me as a LinkedIn expert, and while their profile generates revenue for you, I build their network with the exact people they want in it.
Recruited, not rented from a pool
The few agencies that try this rent profiles from the same shared marketplaces, already run for someone else. I recruit the profiles myself, through my own campaigns, and vet each one before it's assigned. Fresh profiles, one client each, replaced from my own pipeline.
Real people, real history
Aged accounts with years of history, real photos, real work histories, real networks. Each one is set up as a member of your team, the way an outsourced SDR puts your company in their headline and your offer in their messages. LinkedIn trusts them because they're real people with real history.
One profile, one IP, one device
Every profile runs on its own IP with its own device fingerprint, warms up on its own schedule, and sends at its own pace. To LinkedIn, and to your prospects, it is 25, 50, or 100 different people reaching out. Because it is.
Acceptance rate watched daily
The number LinkedIn cares about is how many of your requests get accepted, so it's the number we watch, per profile, every day. A profile that dips gets paused before LinkedIn notices. If one gets restricted anyway, it comes out of rotation and a replacement goes in.
What lands on your desk
Everything below is included in the monthly fee, on every plan. I built this system and I run the engagement personally. No junior account manager between you and the person doing the work.
25, 50, or 100 profiles, warmed and positioned as your team
Recruited and vetted by us, set up as members of your team with your company in the headline, warmed before they send a single request.
Your ICP, built into lists
Sales Navigator plus enrichment, scored so the volume goes to buyers, not bystanders.
The copy
Connection notes and follow-up sequences, tested in variants across the profiles, winners rolled out. You approve everything before it sends.
Replies worked to a booked call
Every reply classified. Interested buyers worked to a meeting on your calendar. You show up.
A weekly report
Requests, accepts, replies, positive replies, calls booked, per profile and per message variant.
Everything in your CRM
Every positive reply and booked call lands in your CRM as it happens. The profiles are ours. The pipeline is yours.
Your side of it: an hour in week one to nail the ICP, the offer, and the messaging. Then take the calls, and tell us what closed so the targeting gets sharper every month.
If you ever stop, everything the campaign generated is already in your CRM, because it was exported as it happened. There's nothing to hand over and nothing to lose on the way out.
Real senders at scale, pointed at a scored list, running tested copy, with every reply worked into a booked call. That's the whole recipe, and it's how one profile's 2 calls a month becomes the table below.
What 25, 50, and 100 profiles
book at the published averages
Take the benchmark rates above and run them through the profiles at about 100 requests a week each. Nothing in this table assumes better than average.
| Every month | Conservative | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Connection requests sent | 10,000 | 10,000 |
| Accepted (25% / 28.5%) | 2,500 | 2,850 |
| Replies (15% / 20% of accepts) | 375 | 570 |
| Qualified calls booked (about 1 in 10 replies) | 37 | 57 |
| Every month | Conservative | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Connection requests sent | 20,000 | 20,000 |
| Accepted (25% / 28.5%) | 5,000 | 5,700 |
| Replies (15% / 20% of accepts) | 750 | 1,140 |
| Qualified calls booked (about 1 in 10 replies) | 75 | 114 |
| Every month | Conservative | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Connection requests sent | 40,000 | 40,000 |
| Accepted (25% / 28.5%) | 10,000 | 11,400 |
| Replies (15% / 20% of accepts) | 1,500 | 2,280 |
| Qualified calls booked (about 1 in 10 replies) | 150 | 228 |
These are planning numbers, not promises. Some markets do better, some do worse, and month one runs lighter while the profiles warm up. The promise is the guarantee below. But the math is the math: the same funnel your own profile runs, 25, 50, or 100 times over. At the averages, a qualified sales call costs about $96 on 25 profiles, and $83 on 50 at the monthly price, or $82 and $71 if you pay the 90 days up front. Run the same division on an SDR: $60,000 a year, one profile, about 2 calls a month. That's $2,500 a call before commission.
Four other ways to get sales calls.
Price them.
Here's what each one actually costs, so you can compare the three plans below against the real alternatives.
Run it from your own profile
Free · Every day, foreverAbout 430 requests a month, about 2 booked calls, and your own account taking all the restriction risk. It works; it just can't get big enough to matter.
Hire SDRs
$60–100K/yr each · 3 months to rampSalary plus commission plus management, and each one can still run exactly one LinkedIn profile. Fifty profiles this way is a payroll line with seven figures on it.
A typical LinkedIn agency
$4,000–5,000/mo · 1–2 profilesRented from the same shared marketplaces, usually run for someone else first. You pay per profile because they pay per profile.
Cold email at the same reply count
~200,000 emails/mo · Constant babysittingAt 0.45 percent, matching the reply volume takes six figures of sends a month, plus domains, inboxes, and deliverability firefighting.
Or rent the senders. 25, 50, or 100 recruited profiles, everything run for you. The typical agency above works out to $2,000 or more per rented profile; the plans below run $220 per profile on the 25-profile plan and $190 on the 50-profile plan, or $175 on the 100-profile plan each month.
Three plans. One monthly fee.
Nothing else to buy.
No setup fee. No per-lead charges, data fees, or tooling costs. The number below is the whole number, the engagement is 90 days, and the guarantee is printed inside each plan.
Pay the 90 days up front: $14,025. Saves $2,475.
10 qualified calls per month within 90 days, or a full refund
A refund ends the 90-day engagement. You keep every conversation and booked call.
37 to 57 calls a month at the averages: 2 to 3 a business day. One closer with room on the calendar handles it.
Pay the 90 days up front: $24,225. Saves $4,275.
10 qualified calls per month within 90 days, or a full refund
A refund ends the 90-day engagement. You keep every conversation and booked call.
75 to 114 calls a month: 4 to 6 a business day. Two closers, or one whose calendar you've cleared.
Pay the 90 days up front: $44,625. Saves $7,875.
10 qualified calls per month within 90 days, or a full refund
A refund ends the 90-day engagement. You keep every conversation and booked call.
150 to 228 calls a month: 8 to 11 a business day. Built for a sales team, not one person.
Month one is warm-up: the profiles get recruited, positioned for your company, and brought up to sending volume. Month two is the first full month of sending. Month three is where the connections accepted in month one turn into replies and calls. On my side, I recruit and warm 25 to 50 real people for your account before the first call lands, and that cost is front-loaded. Thirty days doesn't show either of us what the system does. Ninety does.
Before your fit call, we build the math table above with your market's numbers: your ICP's size on LinkedIn, the acceptance rates in your vertical, and what 25, 50, or 100 profiles would book for you. It's yours whether or not you sign anything.
Profiles are recruited, vetted, and warmed in batches, so the number of new clients we can start each month is capped by sender supply, not by sales capacity. A batch you miss is 30 days of calls that don't come back.
One filter, so neither of us wastes a call: if one new customer isn't worth at least $5,500 to you, don't apply. The math won't be interesting enough to bother.
10 qualified calls per month
within 90 days, or every dollar back
The same guarantee on every plan. You define what qualified means, and we put that definition in writing before outreach begins.
The result we commit to
10 qualified calls per month within 90 days, or your money back. Recruiting, vetting, warm-up, and outreach are handled by our team.
Qualified is defined in writing
Before anything sends, we agree in writing on what counts: your titles, your company size, your geography. A qualified call is a booked call with a person who matches that definition. No moving goalposts in either direction.
Your side of it
Approve the ICP and the copy inside two business days, keep a working scheduling link live, and take the calls. That's the whole job on your end.
If we miss
Every dollar you've paid comes back, the 90-day engagement ends there, and you keep every conversation, contact, and booked call that did come in. The worst case is a refund and a fuller pipeline than you started with.
Who says it works
I've been running LinkedIn automation since 2019. The best proof: MarketerHire, the company Amazon, Netflix, and Forbes use to find marketers, went from zero to $100M in four years by being really good at marketing. They still brought me in to run their outbound, and replies went 3 to 4X within weeks.
“The best part to me was just how FAST it was. We booked 4 demos on day 1 and closed 3.”
“By the 2nd month we had already closed $150,000 in gross profit from the leads Jeremy brought in from LinkedIn.”
“The number of meetings is going to become unsustainable.”
Who this is for,
and who it's not
Mid-market and up works. If your list is unusually narrow, say C-suite only at Fortune 500 companies, we adjust the guaranteed call number together before launch instead of pretending the math is the same.
The questions you'd
ask on the call
Whose name is on the messages?
Real people who represent your company, set up as members of your team: your company in their headline, your offer in their messages, the way an outsourced SDR team works. When a prospect says yes, they meet your closer. Nobody pretends to be you, and nobody is introducing you as an outside party.
Why would a real professional lend you their LinkedIn?
Because of who's asking. They know me as a LinkedIn expert, and they know the deal: while their profile generates revenue for you, I build their network with the exact people they'd want in it. They come out with a bigger, better network they didn't have to build.
Why 90 days?
Because the first month isn't a sending month. Month one is recruiting and warm-up. Month two is the first full month of sending. Month three is where the connections accepted in month one turn into replies and calls, with the copy and targeting tuned on real data by then. On my side, I recruit and warm 25 to 50 real people for your account before the first call lands, and that cost is front-loaded. Thirty days of sending doesn't show either of us what the system does.
What if I want to stop?
The guarantee is the exit. If we do not reach 10 qualified calls per month within 90 days, you get every dollar back and the engagement ends there. After the 90-day term it rolls month to month, and either of us can end it with 30 days' notice. Everything the campaign generated is in your CRM the whole way through.
Can I pay up front?
Yes. Pay the 90 days on signing and the price drops 15 percent: $14,025 on 25 profiles instead of $16,500, or $24,225 on 50 instead of $28,500. On 100 profiles, it is $44,625 instead of $52,500. Monthly is invoiced on signing and every 30 days after. The guarantee is the same either way.
Will LinkedIn shut this down?
Restrictions are an engineering problem, and the engineering is the mechanism section above: real people, aged accounts, one IP and fingerprint per profile, warm-up and pacing, acceptance rates watched daily. A profile still gets restricted now and then. When it does, it comes out of rotation and a replacement goes in from my own pipeline. You see it as a line in the weekly report, not as a problem on your desk.
Is 10,000 to 40,000 requests a month just spam?
Spam is volume aimed at the wrong people with a bad message, and LinkedIn throttles it fast because nobody accepts it. Volume to a scored list, from real people, about a problem the prospect actually has, gets accepted at 25 to 30 percent. The acceptance rate is the test, and we watch it every day.
How fast does it start?
Profiles recruit and warm over the first three to four weeks; that's month one. Then the profiles go live and start sending. The guarantee is 10 qualified calls per month within 90 days.
Is this the same as the AI SDR tools?
No. Those sell you software and a seat, and you run it. This is 25, 50, or 100 real profiles, the infrastructure under them, and me running the whole thing. I've been at this since 2019.
How much of my time does this take?
An hour in week one to nail the ICP, the offer, and the messaging, plus approvals inside two business days when we send them. After launch, your job is taking the calls and telling us what closed. If you can't spare that hour, this won't work, and neither will anything else.
What do I own if I stop?
Everything the campaign generated. Every contact, reply, and booked call was exported to your CRM as it happened, so there's nothing to hand over on the way out. The profiles come back to my pool. The pipeline is yours, and it stays yours.
Apply for a 30-minute fit call
Six questions, two minutes, then a calendar. Before the call, I build the math table with your market's numbers, and you keep that either way. On the call, you hear whether 25, 50, or 100 profiles makes sense for your business. If it doesn't, you leave with the math and no pitch.
Worst case on the plan itself: a refund, and you keep every conversation it started. If a new customer isn't worth at least $5,500 to you, skip it. The alternative is another quarter at 0.45 percent.