Qualified sales calls from real LinkedIn profiles under your name. A guarantee set from your own funnel, or your money back.
We recruit 25, 50, or 100 real LinkedIn profiles, set each one up as a member of your team, and work every reply into a booked call on your calendar. Your own profile never sends a thing.
Fifty real people on LinkedIn. All of them at Your Company
We recruit real professionals with aged profiles and set each one up as a member of your team: your company in the headline, your offer in the messages, its own device and IP. Type your company name to see yours.
How one profile books a call
Maya sends the request
Each profile sends about 100 connection requests a week to a list scored for your buyers, from its own device and IP.
Daniel accepts
Real people with aged profiles and real networks get accepted at 25 to 30 percent. Cold email gets a reply from fewer than 1 in 200.
The first message goes out
Written for your offer, approved by you, and tested in variants across the profiles. The winners roll out to the whole team.
Daniel replies
Every reply is classified. Interested buyers get worked to a meeting by us, not left sitting in an inbox.
The call lands on your calendar
Booked with your closer and synced to your CRM as it happens. Your job is to show up.
Runs a 40-person sales org at a mid-market 3PL. Hiring two AEs this quarter and rebuilding outbound.
One profile books about 2 calls a month. Fifty book 75 to 114.
LinkedIn requests get accepted at 25 to 30 percent, and 15 to 20 percent of the people who accept reply. Cold email gets a reply from fewer than 1 in 200. The channel never scaled because every sender is a real person. We supply the people.
What 25, 50, and 100 profiles book at the published averages
Planning numbers, not promises. Month one runs lighter while the profiles warm up. The promise is the guarantee below.
Three plans. One monthly fee. Nothing else to buy.
No setup fee, no per-lead charges, no data or tooling costs. The engagement is 90 days.
2 to 3 calls a business day. One closer with room on the calendar handles it.
Apply for a fit call4 to 6 calls a business day. Two closers, or one whose calendar you've cleared.
Apply for a fit call8 to 11 calls a business day. Built for a sales team, not one person.
Apply for a fit callA floor set from your funnel. Or every dollar back.
Your titles, your company size and your geography, agreed before we start.
Before launch we look at your conversion rates and deal size and agree a monthly number low enough that we expect to beat it. For clients selling to large companies, where meetings are hardest to book, that starts at 10 a month on 25 profiles; selling to smaller businesses, we set it higher. Miss it by day 90 and every dollar you've paid comes back, and the engagement ends there.
Every conversation, contact and booked call is already in your CRM.
If the profiles don't book the number we agreed in writing within 90 days, I refund every dollar. You keep the pipeline.
The playbook they're pitching you? I wrote it.
Running LinkedIn outbound since 2019, through every algorithm change. Here is what clients and peers say about it, verbatim.
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.
MarketerHire grew from zero to $100M in four years and still brought Jeremy in to run its outbound. Replies went 3 to 4X within weeks.
One of the top email marketers in the world, over $100M in email revenue for his clients. Sends me his own cold outreach leads.
Wrote the best-selling cold email course. Asked publicly to name a good LinkedIn course, he named mine.
Questions buyers ask first
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.
Will LinkedIn shut this down?
Restrictions are an engineering problem: 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.
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. Thirty days of sending doesn't show either of us what the system does.
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.
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.
What if I want to stop?
The guarantee is the exit. If we do not reach the number in your agreement 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. The guarantee is the same either way.
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.
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 with your market's numbers, and you keep it either way.