Strike gold on LinkedIn.
Prospector researches your market, writes every message in your words, and sends it for you. Canary watches your account the whole time, so the outreach runs itself without putting your LinkedIn at risk.
Canary keeps your account safeBy hand
Organized lists and drafted messages, sent from your own LinkedIn tab. Free.
One click
Connect your account and send each request and message from Prospector.
On autopilot
An automation finds leads, sends the requests, and follows up until someone replies.
Canary watches every one of them.
Ten times less of your day
The searching, the profile reading, the tab juggling, and the blank-page problem all collapse into a queue you work through in minutes.
A third of the price, on purpose
We build one thing and we run lean so the price can stay low. The same job the $199 tools do, without funding the parts of them you never open.
Free until it is working
A real free plan, not a countdown. Research leads, draft messages, watch the funnel, and only pay once outreach is earning its place.
Most of LinkedIn is rock. A little of it is gold.
A thousand plausible-looking profiles, a handful worth a message, and no fast way to tell them apart. So the usual answer is to message all thousand, badly, and let the reply rate sort it out.
That answer is why your own inbox is full of openers about how somebody was truly impressed by your journey. It burns your name and your account for a reply rate you would be embarrassed to publish.
Prospector takes the other route. Dig less ground, assay everything you pull out, and only write to the pieces that are actually gold.
A typical run
38 people found, 18 scored above your bar with supporting research.
Four stages, from open ground to a booked call
Prospector does the digging, the writing, and as much of the sending as you want.
AI research finds who actually fits
Describe your ideal customer once, in your own words. Prospector reads LinkedIn profiles and the open web, and brings back people who match, each with the sources it learned it from.
- LinkedIn profile plus company site, posts, and news
- Every claim carries the URL it came from
- No source, no contact. That rule has no exceptions
Fit scoring that shows its working
Every lead is scored against the profile you wrote, not a generic model of a good prospect. You see the number, the criteria behind it, and the sentence explaining the call, then filter to the grade you want to work.
- Weighted criteria you control
- Filter, sort, and bulk-act on the ones worth it
- The near misses stay visible instead of vanishing
Messages from sequences you define
You write the sequence: the steps, the angle, the tone, the rules. The model fills in what it learned about this one person. It never picks your voice, and it never gets to bend a rule you set.
- Your copy rules are checked on every draft and again on approval
- No em dash, no double dash, no filler nobody says out loud
- One message teed up per person at a time. Never a pile
Send it, or let it run
One click from your own LinkedIn account, or an automation that follows up on its own, paced by Canary. Replies land in a unified inbox with the research attached.
- Send it yourself, in one click, or let an automation run it
- A genuine reply stops the sequence, on every plan including free
- Out of office does not count, so nobody falls through
Canary
A canary for your LinkedIn account
Miners carried a canary because it noticed bad air first. Canary does the same for your account: it reads the signals that get LinkedIn accounts restricted, holds six lines, and slows down or stops before you get anywhere near trouble.
SSI above 70
Accounts LinkedIn trusts get more room. Canary only raises your weekly volume once your SSI shows it.
Under 700 pending invitations
A pile of unanswered requests is a red flag. Canary withdraws stale ones and stops before 700.
100 to 150 requests a week
Enough to fill a pipeline, spread across your week instead of spent on a Monday.
Acceptance above 30%
Under 20% LinkedIn starts restricting. Canary slows you at 30% and stops automation at 20%.
Warmup for new accounts
6 to 8 weeks at 5 to 10 requests a day before anything is automated.
One tool per account
Two tools on one account is a fast way to lose it. Canary checks, and pauses if it sees another one.
Every time Canary slows you down, it tells you what it saw and what fixes it.
It reads like your voice, not generic AI
The message sequence, the tone, the angle, and grammar rules are enforced in code, not requested in a prompt. A message that breaks one cannot be stored and therefore never sent out.
Hi Dana, I hope this message finds you well! In today's fast-paced digital landscape, it is more important than ever to leverage the right partnerships. I came across your profile and I was truly impressed by your journey at Northwind Labs — your passion for innovation really stands out. As a fellow thought leader in this space, I would love to connect and explore potential synergies — not just to network, but to unlock real value together. Would you be open to hopping on a quick 15 minute call?
- Nothing in it could only be said to Dana
- Em dashes and phrases no human types
- Asks for time before giving a reason
Your write-up on building the eval harness in-house was the clearest thing I have read on it this year, especially the part about scoring drift. We work with platform teams at about your stage on exactly that problem. Worth a short chat, or is this already handled?
- Opens on something she actually published
- Written to your rules, in your words
- Gives her a clean way to say no
Everything else
The rest of what you get
No modules, no add-ons, no credit packs to top up. It is all in the plan.
As many ICPs as you need
Weighted keywords, target roles, locations, and named segments. Run them separately, compare how they perform.
A unified inbox
Every conversation from your connected accounts in one place, each with the research dossier for that person alongside it.
Stops that actually stop
A genuine reply, a booked meeting, or a do-not-contact flag ends the sequence. Out of office does not.
Canary
Account safety that sets the limits for you, withdraws stale requests, and stops before LinkedIn would.
Funnel analytics on every plan
Conversion, reply rates, sentiment, and performance per sequence and per ICP. The dashboard is not an upsell.
Workspaces and seats
Bring the team in with roles and permissions when you are ready. Everything stays scoped to your workspace.
The same job. A third of the bill.
We do this one thing really well and try to keep our company as lean as possible to keep our products as affordable as possible.
| Feature | Prospector $39/mo Starter, and a free plan below it | HeyReach $79/mo Growth, billed monthly | Expandi $99/mo Business, billed monthly | Valley $199/mo Growth, month to month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Free tier, no card Not a countdown trial. A plan you can stay on. | Forever | Trial | 7 day trial | 7 day trial |
AI research on every lead LinkedIn profile plus the open web, with the sources kept. | Included | Credit packs | Credit packs | Included |
ICP fit scoring and filtering Scored against the profile you wrote, with the reasoning shown. | Included | Filters only | Filters only | Included |
Sequences you write yourself Your copy and your rules. The model fills the gaps, it does not pick the voice. | Included | Included | Included | Included |
One click send from the app | Included | Included | Included | Included |
Unified LinkedIn inbox | Included | Included | Included | Included |
Funnel analytics on every plan | Included | Included | Included | Included |
Built for one job LinkedIn outreach, done properly. No email suite, no dialer, no CRM to migrate to. | LinkedIn only | Multichannel | Multichannel | Multichannel |
Account safety that runs itself Canary sets your limits from your account's own signals and stops on its own. | Canary, included | Limits, rotation | Automatic warmup, limits | Safety rails |
Automated sequences Finds leads, sends requests, and follows up without a click each time. | Included | Included | Included | Not documented |
Competitor prices are each tool's own published list price for its cheapest non-trial plan billed monthly, checked in August 2026. Annual and quarterly billing is cheaper on all three. Have a look yourself: HeyReach, Expandi, Valley.
Safety and automation cells describe each tool's own public description of itself, read in September 2026, or say "Not documented" where none was found.
Pricing
Start free. Pay when it pays.
Monthly plans with limits you can see before you hit them. Research and drafting stop cleanly when an allowance runs out, so there is no surprise line on the bill.
Cheapest paid plan, monthly
- Prospector$39
- HeyReach$79
- Expandi$99
- Valley$199
Free
- 1 ICP and 1 sequence
- 25 researched leads / month
- 25 drafted messages / month
- Send from your own LinkedIn tab
- Canary account health
- Funnel and reply analytics
- 1 seat
Starter
- Unlimited ICPs and sequences
- 300 researched leads / month
- 300 drafted messages / month
- Connect your LinkedIn account
- 500 one-click LinkedIn sends / month
- Unified inbox with the full research dossier
- Replies detected and classified automatically
- Per-sequence and per-ICP analytics
- 1 automation that finds, connects, and follows up
- Canary on every connected account
- 1 seat
Pro
- Unlimited ICPs and sequences
- 2,000 researched leads / month
- 2,000 drafted messages / month
- 5 connected LinkedIn accounts
- 3,000 one-click LinkedIn sends / month
- Unified inbox across every connected account
- Replies detected and classified automatically
- Everything in the analytics dashboard
- 5 automations that find, connect, and follow up
- Canary on every connected account
- 5 seats
FAQ
Why is it so much cheaper than the others?
Because it does one thing. There is no email suite, no dialer, no CRM, no agency tier, no enterprise sales team to fund. One product, LinkedIn outreach, and a company deliberately kept small enough that the price can stay where it is. You are not subsidising six features you will never open.
Is my LinkedIn account safe?
It is what Prospector is built around. Canary watches your account's SSI, pending invitations, weekly volume, acceptance rate, age, and whether another tool is using it, and slows down or stops before any of them gets near the numbers that get accounts restricted. It never raises a limit, and it tells you every time it acts. No tool can promise LinkedIn will never restrict an account; Canary is how Prospector keeps yours well clear.
Does the AI write in a way that sounds like AI?
That is the thing the product is most opinionated about. You write the sequence and the rules; the model only fills in what it actually learned about that one person, from a source it can cite. Copy rules are checked when the draft is created, again when you edit it, and again when you approve it. Em dashes, double dashes, and the phrases nobody says out loud are blocked outright.
Can it send on its own?
Yes, on Starter and Pro. Turn on an automation and it finds leads, sends connection requests, and follows up with your sequence, inside the limits Canary sets. A reply stops it for that person. Pause any automation, or all of them, in one click.
Do I have to connect my LinkedIn account?
No. On every plan Prospector researches and writes, and you can send from your own LinkedIn tab and record it. Connecting adds one-click sending, automation, and lets Canary measure your account instead of estimating it.
What is actually in the free plan?
The whole workflow: an ICP, a sequence, 25 researched leads and 25 drafted messages a month, the full analytics dashboard, and Canary, estimating from what you record. What free does not include is the connected LinkedIn account, so you copy the message across and mark it sent yourself. The paid plans remove the tab switching, they do not unlock the product.
What happens when somebody replies?
The sequence stops. Reply detection runs on every plan including free, because that promise is made to the person who answered, not to the customer paying us. Out of office is recognised and does not count as a reply.
I am already using HeyReach or Expandi. Is this a migration?
Your existing leads come across as a CSV import, and beyond that there is nothing to migrate. Write your ICP, write a sequence, run one research job, and compare what comes back with what your current tool sends. That fits inside the free plan, so the comparison costs you nothing but an evening.
There is gold in there. Go and get it.
Write one ICP, write one sequence, and run a single research job. That all fits inside the free plan, so finding out whether this works for you costs an evening and nothing else.
No card. No trial clock.