People you may know, as a list
My Network is a wall of faces you scroll past.
This is the same people as a list, with why each one is there.
Sign in and connect your LinkedIn. Your agent reads the people LinkedIn suggests to you, with the reason it gives.
In short
Your LinkedIn people you may know list only holds people you are not connected to yet, so none of your connections appear in it. Each row has name, headline, profile link and photo, to download as a CSV or copy into Sheets. Run it again whenever LinkedIn changes its suggestions.
Suggested for you this week
Anjali M.
Revenue Operations, scale-up
Berlin, Germany
Nina L.
CEO, B2B SaaS
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Camille R.
Head of Growth, fintech
Paris, France
Tell me who you want and I'll find them.
I find the people who fit, save them to your list and draft a first message for each. I send nothing until you say yes.
We never ask for your LinkedIn password. The people go to your own BeReach list. See the privacy policy.
Your people you may know list, in rows you can read.
Nobody scrolls My Network to the end. Read it once, properly, in the format you already work in.
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Nothing to type and nothing to look up. LinkedIn already chose these people for you.
- No search term, no filters
- The same people My Network shows you
- People you already talk to left out
Read why each one is there
Every row carries the reason LinkedIn gives, so you can tell a real overlap from a coincidence at a glance.
- Name, role and profile link
- The reason, in LinkedIn's own words
- Nobody you are already connected to
Take the list with you
Download the people as a CSV, or copy them into a spreadsheet, and decide who is worth a message.
- Download as CSV
- Copy to Sheets in one click
- Run it again whenever it has changed
What to do with the people LinkedIn suggests.
These are people one step from somebody you already know, and almost everyone scrolls past them.
Starting with nothing to search for
You have no list, no keyword and no company in mind. This is the one list that needs none of that.
Reading the overlap before you write
A shared connection is the opening line of a first message you do not have to invent.
Checking who is missing from your network
Compare the suggestions against the people you are already connected to and see who you somehow never added.
After a conference
You met people you never connected with. LinkedIn notices before you do.
Finding a way into a company
When somebody suggested here works where you are aiming, that is a shorter route than searching the company's people cold.
Deciding who to add this week
Read twenty rows in a minute instead of scrolling twenty cards, and pick the handful worth reaching.
Common questions.
Whose suggestions does it read?
Your own: the people LinkedIn shows on your My Network page.
Are these people I am connected to?
No, the opposite. LinkedIn suggests people you are not connected to yet. For the ones you already know, read your own contacts instead.
What does the reason column say?
Whatever LinkedIn says, in its own words, like a connection you have in common.
How many do I get?
The people LinkedIn is suggesting to you right now. Run it again whenever the suggestions change.
Why is there no search box?
LinkedIn already chose these people. Sort or filter the list in your spreadsheet.
What comes back for each person?
Name, headline, profile link and photo, plus the reason LinkedIn gives. Enough to decide who is worth an invitation.
Can I get their email addresses?
No. This returns what is on the profile, and an email address is not. Anyone promising you addresses from a suggestion list is guessing at them.
Is it really free?
Yes. Press the button and get the list.
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