Your AI runs your LinkedIn outreach.

It writes, targets, and replies. PoliteReach sends from your own accounts and stops the second someone answers.

First 14 days free

claude · connected over MCP
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li_check_acceptance 3 accepted overnight
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li_read_conversation reply from James
claude sequence halted, drafting answer for approval
li_send_message approved reply sent
invites today 14 / 16 · under weekly cap

Works with the AI you already use

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Brain and hands.

Your AI does the thinking. PoliteReach is the pair of hands on the browser.

Your AI

Picks targets. Writes every invite and reply.

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1. Your AI writes, you approve

2. Invites drip at 12-16 a day

3. Acceptance starts the sequence

4. One reply stops it, forever

The sequence writes itself.

Your AI drafts the note and every follow-up. PoliteReach sends them on schedule and stops the moment the person replies.

How the loop works

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sent on schedule, stops the moment they reply

Drafts the week’s posts
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So do your posts.

Your AI drafts the week’s posts, you approve them once, and they publish to your feed on schedule.

Replies come back to you.

One inbox for every account, and a dashboard that shows what went out.

1 reply needs an answer

Replies inbox

acceptances this week

Live dashboard

Most tools spend your account like it’s theirs.

Daily invites, as each vendor ships them. They sell more sends. We sell an account that’s still there in a year.

Dripify
up to 75/day, sold as an upgrade
Meet Alfred
30/day default
HeyReach
20-25/day, user-configurable
PoliteReach
12-16/day, fixed in code

Vendor numbers from their own pricing pages and help docs, 2026-09-02. Why lower wins

About 100 invites a week. Never more.

That’s LinkedIn’s real limit. The daily cap only exists so invites never go out in bursts, the pattern that gets accounts flagged.

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One week of invites. Jittered daily, capped at 16, weekends off.

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Every cap, published

One flat price per account.

First LinkedIn account

$69/mo

Everything included: invites, sequences, replies, posts, and the dashboard.

Request a demo

Each additional account

$59/mo

Run the whole team from one screen. Each account keeps its own caps and warm-up.

Month to month. Your first 14 days are free.

Straight answers.

Do I need Claude?+

Any AI that speaks MCP works: Claude, ChatGPT, or any other assistant or agent you already use. PoliteReach exposes its actions as tools, so your AI can ingest prospects, check acceptances, read conversations, send messages, and create posts.

Does PoliteReach write my messages?+

Your AI writes them and you approve them before the campaign starts. PoliteReach sends exactly what was approved, so every word that reaches a prospect is one you chose.

What does it cost?+

$69 a month for your first LinkedIn account and $59 a month for each additional one. Month to month, and your first 14 days are free.

Is this against LinkedIn’s terms?+

LinkedIn’s User Agreement prohibits third-party automation, and that covers every tool in this category, including this one. The practical question is detection risk. PoliteReach bounds it with published caps, human pacing, and a circuit breaker that stops an account the moment LinkedIn challenges it.

Can it send more than 16 invites a day?+

No, and that is the point. LinkedIn allows roughly 100 invites a week; the daily cap exists so they never go out in bursts, which is the pattern that gets detected. The cap is a constant in code, deliberately out of reach of settings screens.

Your AI is ready. Bring your account.

Thirty minutes, your prospect list, your AI. We’ll import your first prospects and write the Day 0/1/3/7/14 copy with you, personally.

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