Linked Helper
Desktop app that automates LinkedIn actions (connection requests, messages, profile visits, InMail) for outbound lead generation.
RecommendedLast reviewed July 17, 2026
What Linked Helper actually is.
Linked Helper is a desktop application that automates LinkedIn outreach: connection requests, follow-up messages, InMails, and profile visits. It runs through your own LinkedIn account, not a browser extension. It ships with an internal CRM for tracking replies and campaign status, plus direct integrations into CRMs like HubSpot, Salesforce, and Pipedrive, and webhooks into Zapier or Make for anything else.
There's no public API. Nothing about it can be triggered or monitored from code, so every campaign gets built by hand in the app's UI. On local-storage plans, the desktop app has to stay running on the machine you installed it on, which makes remote or team-wide control awkward. It's built for one operator running one LinkedIn account at a time, with an internal proxy and working-hour schedule meant to keep that account looking human.
What it does
- Sends connection requests, follow-ups, and InMails on a set schedule.
- Includes an email finder the vendor rates at up to 95% accuracy.
- Runs auto-likes, comments, and profile visits to warm up target accounts.
- Keeps an internal CRM with tags and notes on every lead.
- Connects to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and other CRMs directly, or via Zapier.
- Runs from local storage on one machine or from the cloud.
- Uses per-account proxies and working-hour schedules to avoid looking automated.
It's mechanical automation, not intelligent targeting: the list and message quality still depend on the person running it.
Where it sits in the pipeline.
- AI & Intelligence
- Data & Enrichment
- Scraping & Custom Data
- Email Infrastructure & Deliverability
- Outreach & Sending
- LinkedIn & Multichannel
- Signals & Intent
- Calls & Meetings
- CRM & Pipeline Ops
Runs well with
The tools we'd run next to Linked Helper, and what each pairing covers.
Pricing, without the fiction.
From the Linked Helper pricing page · verified July 17, 2026
- Unlimited campaigns and CSV export
- Built-in LH CRM
- ~20 automated actions/day
- Webhook integrations (~20 profiles/day)
- 620 data credits included
- Everything in Standard
- Unlimited daily automated actions
- Unlimited webhooks
- Messages with images
- 3,100 data credits included
- Same feature set as Standard Local
- Cloud-hosted data, reachable from any device
- ~20 automated actions/day
- 620 data credits included
- Same feature set as Pro Local
- Cloud-hosted, multi-device access
- Unlimited daily automated actions
- 3,100 data credits included
Entry is $15/mo (Standard, local storage, monthly billing), dropping to $8.25/mo at 12-month billing. That tier caps automated actions around 20/day, which real outbound volume outgrows quickly, pushing teams to Pro ($45/mo monthly, $24.75/mo annual) for unlimited daily actions. Wanting cloud access instead of local storage roughly doubles Standard's price and adds about a third to Pro's: Standard Cloud runs $29.90-16.50/mo, Pro Cloud $59.90-33/mo depending on commitment length. One license covers one LinkedIn account, so a team automating multiple seats multiplies the license cost per seat. Data and AI credits are also metered separately from the subscription and can run out mid-cycle.
Choose it, or skip it.
Choose it if
- A solo operator or small team running LinkedIn outbound who wants connection requests, follow-ups, and profile visits automated without per-seat SaaS pricing.
- Teams comfortable managing a desktop app and their own proxy/warm-up discipline in exchange for the lowest entry price on this list.
- Anyone who wants LinkedIn automation plus a built-in CRM and email finder in one license instead of stitching three tools together.
- Solo operators or small teams running Sales Navigator or Recruiter seats who switch between accounts one at a time under a single license, instead of juggling separate logins.
Skip it if
- Multi-client agencies that need centralized, cloud-native control across many client LinkedIn seats at once; one license covers one account at a time.
- Teams that want to trigger or monitor LinkedIn actions from their own workflows; there's no public API for programmatic control.
- Anyone who wants to be sending real campaigns inside an afternoon; the dense settings and account/proxy setup take longer than that to get right.
If not Linked Helper, then what.
- Expandifrom $99/mo per LinkedIn account (~$79/mo billed annually); 7-day free trial; enterprise/team custom pricing for 10+ seats
Pick this for a cloud-first, browser-based setup instead of a desktop app, if per-seat cloud pricing is acceptable.
- Waalaxy14-day free trial, then from ~€19/user/mo (Pro); Advanced ~€49, Business ~€69. No Enterprise or custom-quote tier is listed on the vendor's current pricing page (checked 2026-07-17).
Pick this for a simpler, lighter LinkedIn+email tool when the built-in CRM and wider automation feature set aren't needed.
- HeyReachfrom $79/mo per LinkedIn seat (Growth plan); Agency $999/mo for 25 senders, expandable to 50; free trial is 14 days on Growth (no card required, 3 LinkedIn accounts) or 30 days upon request on Agency/Unlimited, per HeyReach's own pricing page
Pick this for agencies managing many client LinkedIn seats from one centralized dashboard, which Linked Helper's one-license-per-account model doesn't do.
- Aimfoxfrom $49/mo per seat ($490/yr annual); Agency $499/mo or $4,490/yr for 20 seats
Pick this for an AI-driven, cloud-native LinkedIn sender when local data storage and desktop control aren't a priority.
Asked in real client work.
What's the real difference between the local and cloud versions?
Local storage keeps campaign data on the machine running the desktop app and costs less ($15-45/mo). Cloud storage runs the same features from Linked Helper's servers, so data and campaigns are reachable from any device, but it costs more at each tier: close to double on Standard, about a third more on Pro ($29.90-59.90/mo).
Can one license run more than one LinkedIn account?
A license is tied to one LinkedIn account at a time. Switching between accounts is allowed, but running two accounts simultaneously on the same license is not. A team automating several LinkedIn seats needs a license per seat, not one shared license.
What do Standard and Pro actually change?
Standard caps daily automated actions around 20/day and webhook profile sends around 20/day. Pro removes the daily action cap, adds unlimited webhooks, allows messages with images, and roughly quintuples the included data credits (3,100 vs 620). Teams doing real outbound volume outgrow Standard's caps fast.
Does the built-in CRM replace a real CRM?
Linked Helper ships an internal lead CRM for tracking campaign replies and statuses, plus integrations into 10+ external CRMs (HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, and others) and webhooks for custom routing. It's built for managing the LinkedIn campaign itself, not for running the whole deal pipeline.
Is there an API for triggering campaigns programmatically?
No. Linked Helper is a desktop/cloud application controlled through its own UI, with no public API for external or agent-driven control. Webhook integrations exist for pushing lead data out, but nothing exists for driving the tool itself from code.