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Stop chasing buyers by hand. Start reaching them in your sleep.

You already do outbound by hand — fair follow-ups, portal inquiries, cold emails, cold calls, cold WhatsApp, one buyer at a time. LinkedLeads pulls Procurement Managers, Sourcing Managers, Category Buyers and Import Managers off LinkedIn, sends each one a personalised opener and up to six follow-ups from the cloud, and puts every reply in one inbox. You choose who to talk to, the contact stays yours, and you send the quotation.

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15 DAYS FREE · NO CARD · $199 / YEAR

What it costs you today

Add up what one buyer conversation actually costs you.

The booth, the freight, the flights and the hotel buy you four days of conversations. The portal subscription renews on schedule whether it produced an order or not. And everything else — the cold emails, the calls to a switchboard that won't transfer you, the WhatsApp messages typed out to numbers off business cards — costs you the one thing you can't buy more of, which is your own week.

What finding buyers costs you today
Line itemWhat it costs

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Booth, freight, flights, hotel and four days of your own time, and the bill doesn't shrink if the cards you collected go cold on the flight home.

per fair, per year

02

The portal plan comes up for renewal whether the inquiries turned into orders or not, and next year you pay again for the same access to the same shared pool.

per year

03

Cold emails typed one at a time, calls placed into a time zone eight hours away, the same WhatsApp message retyped for every number on every card — that's your week, spent typing.

hours a week

04

A shared inquiry lands in your inbox and your competitors' inboxes together, so the conversation opens on price before the buyer knows who you are.

no invoice — it comes out of your price.

in a year

A year, in money

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A year, in your hours

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$199 a year

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Build a buyer list that belongs to you.

Search LinkedIn for the exact people who sign the purchase order — Procurement Manager, Purchase Manager, Sourcing Manager, Head of Sourcing, Category Buyer, Merchandiser, Owner, Director, Import Manager — at companies that already import your category. Pull them from a LinkedIn search, a Sales Navigator search, the attendee list on a trade show's event page, or the comments under a post in your industry — up to 2,500 profiles a day from a saved Sales Navigator or Recruiter search, and a lower daily ceiling on a plain LinkedIn search, which LinkedIn sets rather than us. You decide who goes on the list, and once they're on it they're yours — not rented back to you one inquiry at a time.

  • LinkedIn searcha lower daily ceiling
  • Sales Navigatora saved search
  • Event attendee lista trade show's event page
  • Post commentersa post in your industry
  • Pasted profile URLsa plain list you paste in
  • Apollo exporta list you already built

2,500

profiles a day from a saved Sales Navigator or Recruiter search — LinkedIn's ceiling, not ours.

Nobody gets messaged twice.
Automatic de-duplication means a buyer already sitting in one campaign never gets pulled into another one.

Launch the sequence and get your week back.

Build the steps once: visit the profile, follow, like a recent post, send the connection request, send the opener, then up to six follow-ups. AI writes the opener from that buyer's own profile — their title, their company, what they buy — off a prompt template you write once and reuse across every campaign. It runs in the cloud with randomised delays inside LinkedIn's daily limits, so it keeps sending with your laptop shut and your phone in your pocket.

Warm first, ask second
A profile visit, a follow and a like land before the connection request, so your name isn't cold when it turns up.
Openers written from the profile, not a mail merge
The AI reads what that buyer actually sources and builds the first line around it. Not “Dear Sir/Madam, we are a leading manufacturer of.”
Somebody on your list is always at their desk
Your buyers are spread across every time zone there is. The sequence works through all of them, so messages land inside a buyer's working day while it's the middle of the night in India.

Answer the inquiry. Send the quotation. Close it.

Every reply lands in one inbox, tagged to the campaign that produced it and filterable, so a real inquiry doesn't get buried under polite one-liners. Every buyer sits on a kanban board with stages you name yourself — contacted, replied, samples requested, quotation sent, negotiating, order. You write the quote and you close the deal. The board makes sure nobody sits at “samples dispatched” for a month because you forgot.

  • contacted
  • replied
  • samples requested
  • quotation sent
  • negotiating
  • order
One inbox, not eleven browser tabs
Every reply, from every campaign and every LinkedIn account you run, in one place with tags and filters.
A pipeline in your language
Name the stages after how you actually sell — sample dispatched, quotation sent, PI issued, negotiating, order confirmed.
Put your whole sales side on it
Multi-account and team access, so two or three people and their LinkedIn accounts work the same pipeline instead of three private spreadsheets.

The offer

Plan

$199 a year. That's the whole price.

Everything in the Pro plan — the top tier, not a cut-down version of it — for $199 a year. Pro is published at $50 a month billed annually, which is $600 a year. Exporters pay $199. There's no monthly option, no seat maths and nothing to negotiate: one price, paid once a year, take it or leave it.

Campaigns running at the same time
5 at once
One for Gulf distributors, one for US importers, one for the buyers you met at the fair — running side by side instead of queued behind each other.
Lead imports
75,000 / month
That's the Pro ceiling. Build your lists around who you actually want to reach, not around what's left in a quota.
AI prompts and templates
Unlimited
Write one prompt for machinery buyers, another for food importers, another for people who commented on a trade show post, and keep every one of them.
Team access, multi-account, webhooks and API
Included
Put your salespeople and their LinkedIn accounts on the same pipeline, and push events out to whatever system you already run.
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15 days free first, no card. You only pay the $199 if you keep it.

No monthly option. No seat maths. One price.

The questions exporters actually ask

Will this get my LinkedIn account restricted?

Everything moves at human pace — randomised delays between actions, volume capped inside LinkedIn's daily limits, no bursts, and you set how hard it pushes. It runs from the cloud rather than an extension hammering your browser session, it works on a free or Premium LinkedIn account, and your data is hosted in the EU. We run our own outreach on this software, on our own LinkedIn accounts, which is exactly why the pacing is set the way it is.

My buyers are old-school purchase guys. Are they even on LinkedIn?

Procurement Manager. Purchase Manager. Sourcing Manager. Head of Sourcing. Category Buyer. Merchandiser. Import Manager. Owner. Those aren't titles we invented for a landing page — they're what comes back when you run the search. You're not asking these people to post. You're asking them to read one message, and there's no spam gateway sitting between your message and their notifications.

My English isn't polished, and my buyers are all over the world.

Write your prompt template in the language you're comfortable selling in and every opener comes out in that language and that tone, and you approve the copy before anything sends. It will not translate for you — that's not what it does. What it does is make sure the first line reads like someone who actually opened that buyer's profile instead of a template fired at a list.

How fast will I get a real inquiry?

Nobody honest gives you a date, and anyone who does is selling you a number. What you control is this: the list goes in on day one, the connection requests start the same day, and the follow-ups keep running for weeks afterwards without you touching them. Sourcing cycles in export are long — the point is that the outreach keeps running through the whole cycle instead of stopping the week you get busy with a shipment.

Does this work for my category?

If a human being at a company has the job of buying what you make, that human has a title, and that title is searchable. Textiles, industrial chemicals, CNC components, packaged food, auto parts, packaging, machinery — the search changes, the sequence doesn't. It works the same whether you manufacture it yourself or source it and export it.

Stop paying by the inquiry.

The buyer you want has a LinkedIn profile, a title with “procurement” or “sourcing” in it, and a supplier list he changes the moment somebody gives him a reason to. Take the 15 days, build one list, send one sequence, and see what comes back before you pay anything.

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