What Opusend does
It sits on the pages where you already prospect, reads each person before it writes to them, and keeps the record for you. Here is the whole of it, including the parts that are only on the higher plans and the parts we have not built.
Five surfaces, one record
The extension runs on these pages and nowhere else. Everything any of them saves lands on the same lead.
The profile panel
Opens beside any profile you are looking at. It reads the profile and the company page, scores how well they fit what you sell, and writes a message grounded in both. You can add context in your own words before it writes, and change the draft before anything goes out.
The list panel
Appears on a search result, a Sales Navigator list or your connections. It reads the people on the page, you pick the ones worth the effort, and it queues them for research, a connection request or a message. Anything over the day’s limit is planned for the next working day rather than dropped.
The reply panel
Attaches to a live conversation. It recognizes which of your leads you are talking to, reads the thread, and drafts a reply that knows what was already said. If it has the wrong person, one control fixes the match for good.
Gmail
Optional, and only if you connect Gmail. The same panel on an email thread, and sending through your own Google account so replies come back to your inbox. Permission is asked for when you connect it, never at install.
Your CRM
Everything the panels save, in a list and on a board, in your browser and on the web. Bulk actions, Autopilot, Insights and the queue all live here, and it works with or without the extension open.
Research, writing, outreach, and the record
Every plan gets the research and the writing. The plans differ in how much of the doing is automated.
Research that reads the page
Before it writes a word it reads the prospect’s profile and their company: role, tenure, what they have posted about, what the company does, who they hire, where they are growing. That is what makes the first line specific rather than flattering.
Every planWriting, one message at a time
Every message is written for one person, grounded in your value prop, your customer stories and their world. No templates and no merge fields, so there is no pattern for a prospect to recognize. A pre-send check catches the things that make a message read as automated.
Every planYour voice, not ours
Tone, formality, length and signature are yours, and the drafts follow them. If a message from us is how you found this page, that is the product writing in our voice.
Every planA CRM that fills itself
Every profile you open, message you send and reply you get is written to the lead automatically, with stages, notes, a full timeline and company records. Nothing to log, because the log is the work.
Every planReply detection and inbox matching
When somebody answers, Opusend recognizes the thread as one of your leads and moves the record forward. You find out because the lead moved, not because you went looking.
Every planReply Intelligence
It reads which of your angles actually get answers and feeds that back into the next draft. The longer you use it, the more it writes like the messages that worked.
Every planInsights
What is in each stage, what moved this week, which angles and channels are earning replies, and where the pipeline is stuck.
Every planBulk research and drafting
Hand it a list and it works through it: read each prospect, draft each message, queue the sends. It runs in the background while you do something else, and the queue survives a closed tab.
Engine and upBatch connect, message and follow-up
Select the people who are worth it and run one action across all of them, at human pace, inside your daily limits and your working hours.
Engine and upAcceptance detection
It notices when a connection request is accepted, which is what lets the first message and the follow-ups fire on their own.
Engine and upAutopilot
Enroll a set of prospects and it connects, waits for the accept, sends the first message and follows up on a human cadence, within your caps and your window. InMail on Sales Navigator if you turn it on, and email as a fallback if you connect Gmail. The moment somebody replies the campaign pauses and hands you a drafted, context-aware response.
MachineContact lookup
Find a prospect’s work email when you need one. Each plan includes an allowance every month; you are only charged for a fresh, successful reveal, never for a repeat or a miss.
Every planCSV in and CSV out
Bring your existing list in and take everything out again in one click, in a shape any CRM will read. Your data leaving is a button, not a support ticket.
Every planThe CRM, filled by the work you were doing anyway
Both views of the same pipeline. Every row here was written by a panel on LinkedIn, not typed into a form.
Example data: the people and companies above are invented.
Built to be boring about limits
An automated account is worth nothing to you, so the defaults are cautious and the ceilings are not a suggestion.
- Everything runs in your own browser and your own logged-in session. There is no server farm signing into LinkedIn as you.
- Daily limits, with ceilings a rep’s own settings cannot be raised past, and randomized human pacing between actions.
- A working-hours window, weekdays only unless you say otherwise, in your timezone. Nothing goes out at 3am.
- Automation is opt-in, per campaign. Nothing sends until you press send or start an Autopilot campaign.
- The moment a prospect replies, the automation stops and the conversation is yours.
What it does not do
The list a tool is usually quiet about. We would rather you read it here than find out later.
- It does not log into anything for you, and it never asks for your LinkedIn password.
- It does not read your mailbox. If you connect Gmail we ask only for permission to send, and the extension reads the one conversation you open, in your browser.
- It does not scrape people you have not looked at, and it does not run on any site other than LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, Gmail and Opusend’s own pages.
- It does not send anything on its own that you did not start.
- It does not connect to Salesforce or HubSpot yet. Today the ways in and out are CSV and your own Gmail account, and we would rather say so than list logos we cannot back.
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