LinkedClient
LinkedClient is software that books sales meetings for you. Its AI sales assistant, Elsie, runs the whole process, from finding leads to a meeting in your calendar. Find leads: import a LinkedIn, Sales Navigator or Recruiter search, upload a CSV or use your own contacts. Elsie researches each person and company and adds contact data (LinkedIn, email and phone). Outreach: personal connection requests, LinkedIn messages and emails written for one person at a time, automatic follow-ups, phone scripts and call tasks, in 150+ languages. You can also run campaigns with your own templates. Warm-up: Elsie follows up everyone who views your LinkedIn profile, and likes and writes comments on your prospects' posts every day. Replies and meetings: one inbox for LinkedIn and email. Elsie answers replies, handles objections, agrees a time in the conversation and books the meeting in your Google or Outlook calendar. No calendar links. On autopilot she replies within five minutes, even outside working hours. Built-in AI CRM: 12 pipeline stages that Elsie updates herself, deal values, notes, tags and CSV export. A website widget sends inbound leads straight into the CRM. Control and safety: approve every message or switch on autopilot per channel, set daily limits and working hours, and see Elsie's reasoning behind every message. Also included: statistics and PDF reports, team view, a public API and webhooks for HubSpot, Pipedrive and Zapier. Works on any LinkedIn plan, including the free one. Every plan includes all 97 features and onboarding with a real person. From €199 per user per month.
Average Rating: 5.0/5.0
Total Reviews: 1
Who Is the Company Behind LinkedClient?
- Seller: LinkedClient
- Year Founded: 2020
- HQ Location: Stockholm, SE
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LinkedIn® Page: www.linkedin.com
13 employees on LinkedIn®
Who Uses This Product?
- Company Size: 100% Small
What Are Recent G2 Reviews of LinkedClient?
"Easy-to-Use LinkedIn Automation That Books More Meetings with likes and comments on auto"
Rating: 5.0/5.0 stars
— Melker A.

