LinkedIn outreach that puts your account first

Relay runs campaigns from your team’s LinkedIn accounts, keeps every reply in one inbox and holds each account to careful limits.

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The Relay overview: invites sent, accepted and replied over 30 days, the funnel, each LinkedIn account’s invites today and a live feed of activity.

Build the sequence once. Relay runs it.

Profile views, connection requests, messages and InMails, with waits and branches for what happens next.

Branches

Send one thing when an invite is accepted and another when it is not.

A/B variants

Write two or three versions of a step. Relay splits leads evenly and compares the results.

Leads

Upload a CSV, import a Google Sheet by link or pull a list from your CRM. Each person is stored once.

Your LinkedIn account comes first

Every action is checked against the account’s limits before it goes out. When a limit is reached, Relay waits.

Four connected LinkedIn accounts with today’s invites and messages against their caps: one sending, one resting after its weekly invite limit, one warming up, one signed out and waiting to be reconnected.

Daily and weekly limits

Each account has its own caps. The default is 25 invites a day and 100 a week.

Warm-up

A new account starts at 10 invites a day and adds one each day.

Random spacing

Actions go out 4 to 15 minutes apart, never in a burst.

Working hours

Relay sends Monday to Friday, 09:00 to 18:00, in the account’s own time zone.

Stops on a warning

If LinkedIn pushes back, the account is frozen for 24 hours, and longer if it happens again.

Stops on a reply

When a lead answers, every campaign stops for that lead.

Relay never uses your LinkedIn account to search for or collect leads. Leads found with credits come from outside data sources.

No tool can promise that LinkedIn will never restrict an account. Relay is built to lower that risk, and every limit above can be made stricter.

Every reply in one inbox

Conversations from all your accounts sit in one list, sorted into interested, not interested and auto-replies.

The Relay inbox: a list of conversations from several LinkedIn accounts, each tagged interested, not interested, auto-reply or reply, with one thread open.

Saved replies

Keep your best answers and fill in the lead’s name and company in one click.

Out-of-office is not a reply

An automatic reply does not stop the sequence. A real one does.

Act from the thread

Add the lead to another campaign, block them or mark do-not-contact.

Find leads

Coming soon

Search for the people you want to reach and add them to a campaign. This is being built and is not in the app yet.

1 credit is 1 lead

A lead is a person who matches your search, with their public professional profile details.

500 credits per account each month

Every connected LinkedIn account includes them. Extra credits come in packs of 1,000.

Your account is never used

Leads come from outside data sources. Relay never uses your LinkedIn account to search for or collect them.

Works with the tools you already use

Accepted invites and replies go to your CRM, sheet or team chat. Leads who never answer can move on to a cold-email sequence.

CRM

HubSpot
Pipedrive
Attio
Close
Copper
monday CRM
SalesforceSoon
Zoho CRMSoon

Cold email

Instantly
Smartlead
lemlist
Apollo
Reply.io
Woodpecker
Saleshandy
Mailshake
Snov.io

Sheets and databases

Airtable
Notion
Clay
Google SheetsSoon

Team chat

Slack
Microsoft Teams
Discord

Automation, through webhooks and the API

Zapier
Make
n8n

Built for AI agents and your own code

Everything the app does is in the REST API, and the same actions are MCP tools. Claude or any MCP client can build campaigns, read results and answer replies.

Connect an agent

claude mcp add --transport http relay \
  https://app.relaydin.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer rl_live_…"

Or call the API

curl https://app.relaydin.com/v1/campaigns \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer rl_live_…"

A sequence, as an agent writes it

["view_profile",
 "wait 1d",
 {"step": "invite: Hi {first_name|there}!",
  "else": ["follow"]},
 "wait 2d",
 "message: Thanks for connecting, {first_name|there}!",
 "wait 4d",
 "if not replied",
 "message: Following up …"]

Preview before sending

A start or a reply returns a dry run until it is confirmed.

Scoped keys

A key can read, write or send. It can be tied to one LinkedIn account.

Signed webhooks

Every invite, acceptance and reply is pushed to your systems.

Same safety rules

An agent cannot switch off stop-on-reply, the blocklist or do-not-contact.

Pricing

One monthly price per connected LinkedIn account. It drops as you connect more, and everything is included.

LinkedIn accounts5

Per account: $49
Per month: $245
Lead credits included each month · Soon: 2,500

Billed monthly, in US dollars.

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1 to 9 accounts$49 per account
10 to 24 accounts$39 per account
25+ accounts$29 per account

1,000 extra credits · Soon$49 / $39 / $29The same as one account at your step.

Included at every price

Campaigns and sequences
Shared inbox
Safety limits and warm-up
All integrations
API, webhooks and MCP server
Team members at no extra cost
500 lead credits per account each month · Soon

Questions

No. Relay is an independent tool. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by LinkedIn.

Any outreach tool carries some risk, and no tool can rule it out. Relay is built to lower it: careful daily and weekly limits, a warm-up for new accounts, random gaps between actions, working hours only, and an automatic stop when LinkedIn pushes back. You can tighten every limit yourself.

You open a secure hosted sign-in link and sign in there. Each connected account gets its own limits, working hours and time zone.

View a profile, follow, like a recent post, send a connection request, send a message or an InMail, endorse skills and withdraw an old invite. Between steps you add waits and conditions, such as whether the invite was accepted or the lead replied.

Upload a CSV, import a Google Sheet shared by link, pull people from a connected CRM or database, or add them through the API. Lead credits are coming soon: 1 credit is 1 lead, and those leads come from outside data sources. Relay never uses your LinkedIn account to search for or collect leads.

Yes. Relay has an MCP server, so Claude or another MCP client can build campaigns, read results and draft replies. You decide what a key may do: read, write or send. Anything that sends returns a preview first and only goes out when it is confirmed.

No. You write the messages. Relay fills in variables such as first name and company, and rotates the variants you give it. Replies are sorted by fixed rules in English, French and Dutch, not by an AI model.