LinkedIn outreach that runs from your own account
Connect your LinkedIn account, build a sequence, and let it run at a human pace. Replies land in your CRM next to everything else you know about that person.
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How it works
Connect your account
Authenticate once. Scalry sends from your profile, not a shared bot account, so the message looks like it came from you because it did.
Build the sequence
Connection request, then follow-ups on the delays you choose. Each step is a plain message you write, with merge fields for anything from the contact record.
Let it pace itself
Steps go out inside your configured limits rather than in a burst. LinkedIn notices volume spikes; the pacing exists to keep your account intact.
Reply, and it stops
A reply pulls the prospect out of the sequence automatically and opens a thread in your inbox. Nobody gets follow-up four after they already answered.
What you get
Multi-step sequences
Connection requests, messages, and delays in the order you want, editable after launch.
Automatic reply detection
A response ends the sequence for that prospect. No apologising for the follow-up they already answered.
Prospect stages
Every prospect carries a status through the sequence, so you can see who is pending, connected, replied, or done.
CRM-linked
Prospects are contacts. LinkedIn activity sits in the same timeline as their emails, calls, and deal history.
Sending safeguards
Per-account pacing and a platform-level sending switch, so a misconfigured campaign cannot run away with your account.
Campaign analytics
Acceptance rates, reply rates, and per-step drop-off, rather than a single vanity number.
Why this is different from a browser extension
Most LinkedIn automation is a Chrome extension that drives your browser. It stops when your laptop sleeps, it breaks whenever LinkedIn ships a UI change, and it keeps its data in its own silo.
Scalry runs server-side against a maintained integration, so sequences continue whether or not your machine is on. More importantly, the prospect is a CRM contact from the first touch — so when the reply comes in six weeks later, the context is already there.
It is worth being direct about the risk: LinkedIn's user agreement restricts automation, and no vendor can promise your account will never be limited. We pace conservatively and give you the controls, but the account is yours and so is the judgement call.
Frequently asked questions
Does this use my own LinkedIn account?
Yes. You connect your profile and messages send from it. Recipients see a message from you, not from a tool.
Will my account get restricted?
Automation carries risk under LinkedIn's terms and nobody can guarantee otherwise. Scalry paces sends within limits you set, but you should stay well inside normal human volumes and treat the risk as real.
What happens when someone replies?
The sequence stops for that prospect immediately and the conversation opens in your inbox, attached to their CRM record.
Can I run LinkedIn and email together?
Yes. The same contact can be in a LinkedIn sequence and an email campaign, and both log to one timeline so you can see the whole picture.
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