Sendpilot

Sendpilot is a LinkedIn revenue platform built for agencies, sales teams, and GTM professionals running outreach at scale. It pairs a lead database of more than 300 million verified contacts with ICP scoring, automated multi-step LinkedIn sequences, content scheduling, and a unified inbox that spans every connected account. Sending is distributed across unlimited connected LinkedIn profiles with rotation and per-account limits designed to stay inside safe thresholds; the company states that ten premium accounts support roughly 2,000 connection requests per week. Campaign actions include connection requests, messages, follow-ups, voice notes, profile views, and post engagement, chained with conditions such as whether a prospect has connected or cleared an ICP score. Sendpilot AI AB reports more than 3,000 teams and 5,000 users on the platform, and states that it is not associated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.

Features

     
• Lead Database and Enrichment: Search over 300 million verified contacts by job title, seniority, department, region, and skills, or import lists that are enriched automatically.
     
• ICP Scoring: Prospects are scored against an ideal customer profile using firmographics, and low-fit contacts are filtered out before a message is sent.
     
• Unlimited Senders: Any number of LinkedIn accounts can be connected, with outreach rotated across them and account health tracked from one workspace.
     
• Conditional Sequences: Campaigns combine connection requests, messages, follow-ups, voice notes, profile views, and post likes with rules based on connection status or ICP score.
     
• Unified Inbox: Conversations from every connected account appear in one place, and replies can be sent on behalf of any profile without switching logins.
     
• Content Scheduling and API Access: LinkedIn posts can be scheduled alongside outreach, and higher tiers add API access, webhooks, and an MCP server.
   

Pricing

Sendpilot prices by number of connected LinkedIn senders, with 800 credits included per sender per month:

     
• Solo: $66 per month. One sender and one workspace with the unified inbox, voice notes, data enrichment, and lead database; additional senders cost $79 per month.
     
• Team: $274 per month. Eight senders and three workspaces, adding API and webhooks, the MCP server, and support for bringing your own proxies; additional senders cost $49 per month.
     
• Agency: $583 per month. Twenty-five senders and unlimited workspaces, adding whitelabel, one-to-one onboarding, and a dedicated Slack channel; additional senders cost $29 per month.
     
• Enterprise: from $1,000 per month. Unlimited senders with custom credits, custom workspaces, and dedicated account support.
   

Annual billing includes two months free, and a free trial is available without contacting sales.

Pros

     
• Quick to Launch: Reviewers repeatedly describe connecting LinkedIn and running a first campaign within minutes, with little learning curve.
     
• Natural AI Personalization: Users say icebreakers draw on profile context and recent activity rather than inserting variables, and credit that for higher acceptance and reply rates.
     
• Responsive Support: Fast, helpful replies from the team are among the most common themes in reviews, including quick turnaround on bug reports.
     
• Measurable Time Savings: Reviewers report reclaiming several hours a week by automating connection requests, follow-ups, and withdrawal of unaccepted invitations.
     
• Useful ICP Filtering: The scoring system is described as accurate enough to keep poor-fit prospects out of campaigns and preserve limited connection requests.
     
• Priced Below Established Tools: Users switching from other LinkedIn automation platforms cite cost as a deciding factor.
   

Cons

     
• Early-Stage Bugs: Reviewers report occasional slow loading, campaign glitches, account disconnections, and failed voice notes, though most note fixes arrive quickly.
     
• Limited Control in Live Campaigns: A recurring request is the ability to pause or edit a single lead or message without stopping the sequence; campaigns also cannot be edited after launch.
     
• Shallow Analytics: Several reviewers want deeper reporting and A/B testing beyond open and response rates.
     
• LinkedIn Only: There is no email channel, which reviewers note as a limitation for multi-channel campaigns.
     
• Credits Run Short: Users running several audiences say included credits deplete faster than expected, and one notes extracted leads often lack contact details.
     
• Template and Customization Gaps: Reviewers describe limited sequence templates for specific niches and want more control over AI prompts and tone of voice.