More replies. None of the typing.
Opusend reads each profile and writes the connection note, message and follow-up in your voice, then sends them from your own account, inside your daily limits. Messages that feel personal, because they are.
14 days on us. No card needed.
The people and companies in this example are invented.
Templates get ignored. Doing it by hand
does not scale.
Generic gets deleted
A note that could go to a thousand people is read by none of them.
Personal takes a dozen tabs
Role, company, recent posts, mutual connections. That is ten minutes per prospect, and it stops at a handful a day.
It does the homework. You keep the pen.
Three things that make a LinkedIn message earn a reply.
It reads the whole profile
Role, tenure, about, experience, recent posts and the company page. The note proves you looked.
Your voice, every time
Set your tone, length and sign-off once. Every note, message and follow-up sounds like you, not like a mail merge.
Follow-ups without nagging
They go out on a schedule you control, never closer than 2 days after the first message, and they stop when someone replies.
From a profile to a reply.
Four steps. You do the first and the last.
- 1
Open a profile or a search
On linkedin.com. The panel appears beside it.
- 2
Opusend researches and drafts
A connection note, a first message or a follow-up, whichever the history calls for.
- 3
You approve, or Autopilot sends
Send it yourself, queue the leads you ticked, or enrol them in a campaign that connects, messages and follows up.
- 4
Replies land in your CRM
Matched to the lead, flagged Needs reply, with the sequence stopped.
Read first. Then written.
What the panel knew, and when it will send.
The prospect, read
A fit score, talking points, company signals and post hooks above the draft.
Compose messageThe week, planned
Every request and message with the time it will go. Over the limit moves to the next working day.
The people and companies in these examples are invented.
Built to protect the account you worked for.
Automation on LinkedIn carries some risk. We cut it with limits, pacing and hard stops, but it is on you to stay compliant.
Your own session
It runs in your own browser, logged in as you. No server farm, no password handed over.
Limits and ceilings
Cautious daily limits you can lower, ceilings you cannot raise, and a weekly invitation budget behind them.
A steady pace
Working hours, a pause between actions, one step per prospect at a time.
Hard stops
A checkpoint, captcha or restriction notice pauses everything.
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