Features
Everything you need to run outreach without getting flagged.
Hard safety caps, human pacing, and stop-on-reply keep your account safe, and the inbox, AI, and sequences let you scale it. One product, no tier ladder, $59 per seat.
Account safety
Per-account daily caps respect LinkedIn's organic-behavior thresholds, enforced as a hard constraint, not a toggle you remember.
How account safety worksMulti-step sequences
Connect → message → voice note → reaction → InMail. Run them all from one builder with cap-aware timing.
See how sequences are builtAI personalization
AI drafts every personalized opener. You decide what sends. Variables pulled from real fields: mutual connections, group overlap, role transitions.
See how personalization drafts get reviewedUnified inbox
One inbox for every connected LinkedIn account. Per-account filters, owner assignment, threaded conversations, no tab-switching.
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How the pieces fit together
Outreach across several LinkedIn accounts tends to fail in a predictable order. First you run out of safe sending capacity. Then you lose track of who actually replied. Then the personalization decays into filler, because writing it by hand does not scale past a few dozen people a week. Quillreach is organized around those three failures, in that order.
Safety comes first because it is the only one you cannot undo. A slow month is recoverable; a restricted account, with its connections and conversation history, is not. So caps are a constraint the scheduler obeys rather than a setting it consults, and pacing is applied per account instead of per campaign.
Sequences are where the work gets defined, and personalization is what makes each step worth receiving. The two are deliberately separate: the sequence decides when a step fires, and for a personalized step the review queue decides whether that particular draft is good enough to go. If a draft is still unreviewed at its send time, the step's configured fallback applies, which you set per step: skip the lead, send a non-personalized template, or hold the lead until you look. The inbox is where it all comes back, and a reply there stops that lead's sequence rather than letting the next scheduled step fire at someone already talking to you.
All of it is one product, with no tier ladder. $59 per seat is the standard rate, and one seat is one connected LinkedIn account, so what you pay more for is more accounts, never more features.
What each one actually does
Account safety
Every connected account carries its own daily caps, set to LinkedIn's organic-behavior thresholds and enforced as a hard constraint rather than a toggle you have to remember. The scheduler reads cap status before it queues anything, so an account that has reached its limit waits for its next window instead of pushing through. Caps are per account, so one account resting does not stop the others. You can lower a cap for a newly-warmed account. You cannot raise one above the safe default, because the cost of one bad day is the cost of the account. Accounts connect through a session-based flow, with no browser extension and no password stored.
How account safety worksMulti-step sequences
Connection requests, messages, voice notes, reactions, and InMail all run from one builder, with timing that reads each account's caps before scheduling a step. Branches cover the cases that actually come up: drop a lead who says no, take a different path when someone accepts but never replies, escalate to InMail when a request goes ignored. Editing a live sequence leaves in-flight leads on their current path rather than re-running old steps at people who already received them.
See how sequences are builtAI personalization
Every personalized opener is drafted from real profile fields (mutual connections, group overlap, role transitions) and lands in a review queue before it can send. You can edit any draft inline, and an edited draft sends as you wrote it, not as the model wrote it. Nothing auto-sends. That constraint is the point: a drafting layer you approve is useful, and an autopilot writing in your name is a liability.
See how personalization drafts get reviewedUnified inbox
Every reply from every connected account arrives in one timeline, with per-account filters, thread assignment, and owner handoff between the people doing triage. It was built from the start for one operator running many accounts, not retro-fitted from a tab-per-account view that falls apart past a handful. The difference shows up when you are triaging a dozen accounts instead of three.
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Questions about the feature set
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