SDR Pilot for Agencies.

The two costs that make LinkedIn outreach a bad service line are list building and inbox management. SDR Pilot removes both. It sources leads for every client from six places on the client's own LinkedIn account, and it answers the replies itself from the client's playbook, qualifying against the client's criteria and handing the thread over when the lead is ready. Your team reads threads that already had an answer instead of writing the first one.

The other cost is the one nobody puts on the invoice: an account getting restricted and a client asking what you did. Each sender runs at 20 connection requests a day with a hard ceiling of 25, warms up from 5 a day over 16 days, performs one action at a time, sits behind a dedicated residential IP in the client's own country, and never touches a browser extension. You can show a client this page and the safety page and every number will be there.

• Ten clients with one sender each on the Agency plan: $297 plus 9 senders at $37 is $630 a month, about $63 per client.
• Twenty clients on the Agency plan: $297, plus 10 extra workspaces at $27, plus 19 senders at $37 is $1,270, about $64 per client.
• Ten clients with 3 senders each on Agency Unlimited: $497 plus 29 senders at $27 is $1,280 a month, about $43 per sender.
• Past about 17 clients, Agency Unlimited is cheaper than Agency plus the per workspace fee.

There is no per lead cost, no credit meter and no per message fee anywhere in that. Leads, conversations and posts are unlimited on every plan. What is capped is what each sender does on LinkedIn in a day, which is a safety limit and not a pricing lever.

1. 1Reads the client's website and drafts their playbook: company, offer, persona, rules, goal and FAQs. You edit it with them once.
2. 2Connects their LinkedIn account behind a dedicated residential IP in their country, holding a session cookie rather than their password.
3. 3Works six sources on their account: the connection requests nobody answered, their profile viewers, the people who engage with their posts, posts in their niche, people search on their ICP, and their existing connections.
4. 4Reads and scores every profile against their ICP before spending one of the day's 20 requests.
5. 5Answers every reply from their playbook and hands over the thread when the lead is ready.
6. 6Stands down on any thread the moment the client replies themselves, from the app or from LinkedIn on their phone.

• White-label. Your own logo and domain on the client workspaces is marked coming on the plan cards and is not built. Client workspaces themselves are live.
• A unified inbox across all clients. Each workspace has its own.
• API, webhooks and CRM sync. There are none.
• Reporting exports for client reports. The app shows the funnel, the conversations and the scoring per workspace; there is no white-labelled PDF.
• A free trial or a checkout. Access is allow-listed and starts with a LinkedIn DM.

If your business model needs branded client access this quarter, say so in the DM rather than buying on the promise. HeyReach and Expandi both ship white label today and this page is not going to pretend otherwise.