Linked Helper

Linked Helper is a LinkedIn automation tool. It sends connection requests, follow-up messages and profile visits on your behalf, exports lead data, and uses AI to write personal messages and filter out poor-fit leads. It runs as desktop software, not as a browser extension. Using it breaks LinkedIn's User Agreement, so your account can be restricted.

Who uses Linked Helper?

Sales development reps, founders, recruiters and agencies use Linked Helper to reach more people on LinkedIn than they could by hand. It works with free LinkedIn accounts as well as Premium, Sales Navigator and Recruiter. Agencies can manage several client accounts in separate workspaces.

What are Linked Helper's main features?

Campaigns and message sequences

You collect leads from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search, a post's likes and comments, event attendees or a CSV file. You then build a campaign: visit the profile, send a connection request, and follow up with messages. Sequences stop as soon as a lead replies. Templates support variables, spintax and IF-THEN-ELSE logic so messages vary per lead. Linked Helper says it has more than 30 automated action types.

AI features

The AI writes a personal invite or follow-up for each lead based on their profile. AI ICP detection checks every collected profile against the ideal customer profile you describe and moves poor fits to a separate list. An AI commenter can write comments on prospects' posts as a warm-up. AI credits are included in each license.

Data export and CRM sync

You can export people and company profiles to CSV, find emails and phone numbers with data credits, and send leads to CRMs such as HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and ActiveCampaign. Webhooks connect it to Zapier, Make and n8n. A built-in CRM and inbox let you tag leads and manage LinkedIn conversations.

Is Linked Helper safe to use?

Not in the sense of being allowed. LinkedIn's help center states that it does not permit third-party software, bots or extensions that scrape or automate activity on its website, and that members who use such tools risk having their accounts restricted or shut down. Linked Helper adds daily limits, randomised delays, working hours and per-profile proxies to make activity look human, but it states that these measures cannot eliminate the risk of LinkedIn restrictions. If your LinkedIn profile is important to your business, weigh that risk before you start. For safer ways to build pipeline on LinkedIn, see how to generate more leads on LinkedIn.

How much does Linked Helper cost?

Prices below were checked on Linked Helper's pricing page on 31 October 2026, in US dollars, for one license on a one-month term.

Paying upfront for 3, 6 or 12 months lowers the price by 11%, 33% or 45%. Buying 10 or more licenses together adds a volume discount of 10% to 50%. Standard caps some bulk actions, such as messages to group members or event attendees, at 20 per day; Pro removes most of those caps. A 14-day trial gives full Pro access with no credit card, and campaigns simply pause when it ends.

What do users say about Linked Helper?

On G2, Linked Helper holds 4.5 out of 5 from 149 reviews. Reviewers most often praise its customer support and the time it saves. The most mentioned downsides are its complexity and learning curve.

When should you choose an alternative?

• You want to stay within LinkedIn's rules: use LinkedIn Sales Navigator and manual, personal outreach. Our guide on using LinkedIn as a salesperson helps.
• You prefer email as your main outreach channel: look at lemlist or Reply.io.
• Whatever tool you consider, remember that LinkedIn's policy covers all third-party automation, not only Linked Helper.