Run all your clients’ LinkedIn accounts and mailboxes in one place, answer every reply from one inbox, and show each client their results under your brand.
The problems we fix for agencies.
- “We check twelve inboxes every morning.”
- “The client asked what we sent last week, so we built a report by hand. Again.”
- “Our LinkedIn tool needs Smartlead for email, Zapier to connect them, and a spreadsheet to see both.”
- “A client’s account got restricted and we still don’t know why.”
Run every client’s campaigns by chatting with Claude.
Connect Claude and ask in plain English: “Set up the same campaign for Acme using this list.” “Give me every client’s replies from today.” Claude works inside each client’s scope, with exactly your permissions, and asks before anything sends.
What you can ask ClaudeOne inbox for every client’s LinkedIn, email, Instagram and WhatsApp replies.
Steps on all four channels run in one sequence, and every reply from every sender lands in one inbox, filtered by client and tagged by AI. No second tool, no Zapier in the middle.
- AI tags every reply by intent, and interested replies and questions become a task due in 4 hours.
- Nothing embarrassing in front of a client. A reply on any channel stops that lead on every sender.
- Client blacklists are checked twice: when a lead is enrolled, and again just before each send.
- Every reply shows where it came from: the sequence, the step and the sender.
Every client kept apart, with a portal of their own.
Each client gets its own senders, sequences, blacklists and reports. Teammates can be scoped to one client, and each client gets a free client-viewer login that shows only their conversations, replies and results.
- Clients see their own numbers, not a spreadsheet you built. The portal and their reports use the same figures as yours.
- They can’t touch the campaign. Client viewers never see senders, sequences, costs or other clients. Turn off “can reply” if they should only read.
- Your brand and your domain on Enterprise, with our name hidden.
Connect client accounts without their passwords.
Copy a hosted login link and send it to the account owner. They log in themselves, from their own country, so their sender’s proxy is set where they really are. You never see their password.
If LinkedIn ever logs the account out, the sender’s actions wait in the queue and a reconnect task appears, so you can send the owner a fresh link.
How we keep client accounts safeBuilt for many senders and many clients.
Every client’s to-dos, one question away
Ask “What’s waiting across all clients?” and Claude lists the replies, call outcomes and draft approvals due, per client. Complete them from the chat or hand them to a teammate. Claude works inside each client’s scope and asks before anything sends.
What you can ask Claude
Spread each client’s leads across their senders
Put a client’s senders in a pool and pick one of five assignment rules, including fresh sender and same sender as before. When a client adds or removes an account, rebalance safely and see who moves before anything does.
How rotation worksSpot a stalled campaign before the client does
Stall and running-dry alerts, “Why isn’t this sending?” on every sequence, and a health grid for every sender. Per-client funnel, reply intent and cost per meeting, with CSV export.
See reports and alertsDashboards on your own stack Early access
Every client’s results in one internal dashboard.
Funnel, cost per meeting and sender health for every client, from the same functions the app runs, into Looker Studio, Retool or Sheets. A client-scoped read-only key powers a board for one client without exposing another, and the Cost report stays yours. Public API on Enterprise.
Every client’s accounts keep sending, week after week.
Each sender ramps up gradually, sends only in working hours and slows down on its own if anything looks wrong. Every LinkedIn sender also gets its own proxy in the owner’s country, included in the price.
How we keep accounts healthyWho uses it
We run our own agency’s outreach on it.
We built it for our own clients first, so the screens on this page are the ones we work in: the portal our clients log in to, and the health grid that shows every sender’s health, today’s usage and when it earns its next warm-up level.
25 senders on Scale: $875 / month$35 per sender, billed monthly. 10% less billed quarterly, 20% less billed yearly. Up to 50% off lifetime deal, limited seats.
No per-user fees, no proxy bills, no separate email tool. Client viewers are free.
Switching from another tool?
Honest, dated comparisons, and we’ll help you move your clients’ campaigns.
Questions people ask before they start.
Do my clients need their own accounts?
No. You invite each client as a free client viewer inside your workspace, scoped to their client. Their LinkedIn account connects through a hosted login link you send them.
Can a client see other clients?
No, when you scope their login to their own client, which is how client viewers are invited. They see their conversations and reports only; never senders, sequences, costs or other clients.
Can I use my own domain and logo?
Yes, on Enterprise: your logo, product name, colours and a portal domain such as reports.youragency.com, with our name hidden from clients. See white-label for the details.
Do I need to buy proxies?
No. Each LinkedIn sender gets its own proxy in the owner’s country, included in the price.
Can you migrate us from HeyReach or Expandi?
Yes. Send us an export and we rebuild your sequences, import your leads with their tags and history, and help each owner reconnect their sender. Book a switch call to plan it.
How do I bill clients for senders?
We charge your workspace per account you send from; teammates and client viewers are free. Reports show each client’s senders and results, and the Cost tab (hidden from clients) shows cost per reply and per meeting.
What happens if a client’s account is logged out?
The sender shows Re-login needed and its actions wait in the queue; nothing is lost. A reconnect task is created, and you send the owner a fresh login link from the sender page.