One API for finding and reaching people
Public data for the research.
Your account for the send.
The whole outreach workflow behind one REST API, with an MCP connector on top so an AI agent can drive it directly.
Search people, companies, posts and jobs without connecting anything. No login, no session, no account attached to the research half of the job.
Profiles, companies, post engagers and job posters, returned as structured JSON you can drop straight into your product or your CRM.
Connect a LinkedIn account when you are ready to send. Invitations, messages and the inbox, paced to sensible daily limits so the account stays healthy.
We do not store your credentials or your data. Your session is passed through to run the request, and results go straight back to you. Details are in the privacy policy and the subprocessors list.
Enrich records, surface buying signals, and let your users run outreach from inside your product instead of a second tab.
Source candidates from public profiles and job posts, then message them from the recruiter's own account.
The MCP connector lets Claude or your own agent search, qualify and draft, with a human approving each send.
Prefer not to build it? The same engine ships as a finished agent that finds people, qualifies them against your ideal customer, and drafts the first message for you to approve.
Not for the research half. Searching people, companies, posts and jobs runs on public data with nothing connected. You only connect an account when you want to send invitations or messages from it.
Search and enrich people, companies, posts and jobs, send invitations and messages, read the inbox, and track replies. There is also an MCP connector so an AI agent can call the same tools directly.
No. We do not store your credentials or your data. Your session is passed through to run the request, and the results go straight back to you. See the privacy policy for specifics.
Yes, and they are there on purpose. Sending is paced to sensible daily limits so a connected account stays healthy. The current numbers are on the usage limits page.
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