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Software. You sign up, connect an inbox and a LinkedIn account, and Sealrep works inside the app: it builds the list, writes the messages, answers replies and books the meeting. There is no retainer and no account manager. It costs $59 a month and you cancel in the app.

Not until you say so. Approve every message is the default: Sealrep finds the buyer, writes the message and waits for you to press Approve. Later you can let follow-ups go out on their own, or switch on Autopilot inside limits you set. Two channels never send by themselves: on Reddit, Sealrep finds the thread and drafts the answer, and you post it; on X, it drafts the reply, and you send it.

It can, and we will not tell you otherwise. LinkedIn’s terms do not permit third-party tools that automate activity on LinkedIn, and accounts that use them risk being restricted or shut down. What Sealrep does to limit that risk: it stays inside daily limits you set, works only in your working hours, and stops at the first warning from LinkedIn. The lower your limits, the lower the risk. If you want no automation on LinkedIn at all, keep Approve on and send each note yourself.

Cold email burns a domain when mail goes out too fast, from inboxes nobody warmed, to addresses that bounce. Sealrep sends from separate sending domains, not your main one, sets up SPF, DKIM and DMARC, warms each inbox for weeks before it carries real mail, caps every inbox at the daily number you set, and pauses an inbox for 24 hours when its bounce rate reaches 2%. Google asks senders to keep spam complaints below 0.3% (Google, Email sender guidelines). The app shows each inbox’s warm-up, daily count and bounce rate.

Every message is built from named facts about one person: a job post, a funding round, something they wrote last week. You read the message with those facts listed under it before it goes out, and you can edit any line. Nothing is copied from a template, so two people never get the same email.

From public sources: company websites, job posts, funding announcements, the posts people publish themselves, and any list you upload. Each lead shows the reason it fits and where that signal came from. Every email carries an unsubscribe link and a postal address, and anyone who opts out is removed across every channel. Our trust & data page explains the lawful basis we rely on and how a person can ask to be removed.