PoliteReach

LinkedInでのアウトリーチをClaudeから実行:安全な日次上限内での招待、フォローアップシーケンス、返信と受信トレイの仕分け。

ホスト型 MCP サーバー

npx add-mcp 'https://mcp.politereach.com/mcp'

Claude Code、Codex、Cursor などにインストールできます

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Your AI runs your LinkedIn outreach.

It writes, targets, and replies. PoliteReach sends from your own accounts and stops the second someone answers.

First 14 days free

claude · connected over MCP

li_ingest_prospects 20 prospects, notes prefilled

li_check_acceptance 3 accepted overnight

li_send_message Day 1 to Sarah, typed at human speed

li_read_conversation reply from James

claude sequence halted, drafting answer for approval

li_send_message approved reply sent

invites today 19 / 20 · verified account · under weekly cap

Works with the AI you already use

ClaudeChatGPTCodexCursorGeminiWindsurf

Brain and hands.

Your AI does the thinking. PoliteReach is the pair of hands on the browser.

Your AI

Picks targets. Writes every invite and reply.

MCP

linkedin.com · your account

Connect

1. Your AI writes, you approve

2.Invites drip at your account’s pace

3. Acceptance starts the sequence

4. One reply stops it, forever

The sequence writes itself.

Your AI drafts the note and every follow-up. PoliteReach sends them on schedule and stops the moment the person replies.

How the loop works

Drafts the sequence

Day 013714

sent on schedule, stops the moment they reply

Drafts the week’s posts

Postednext: Thu 9:00

So do your posts.

Your AI drafts the week’s posts, you approve them once, and they publish to your feed on schedule.

Replies come back to you.

One inbox for every account, and a dashboard that shows what went out.

1 reply needs an answer

Replies inbox

acceptances this week

Live dashboard

Most tools spend your account like it’s theirs.

Daily invites, as each vendor ships them. They sell more sends. We sell an account that’s still there in a year.

Dripify

up to 75/day, sold as an upgrade

Meet Alfred

30/day default

HeyReach

20-25/day, user-configurable

PoliteReach

18-24/day on a verified account, fixed in code

Vendor numbers from their own pricing pages and help docs, 2026-09-02. Why lower wins

Paced to the account it’s sending from.

There is no single “100 a week”. PoliteReach reads each account’s type when it signs in and paces it to match: a new account goes gently, Premium gets more room. LinkedIn publishes no invitation limit, so every number here is ours.

New or unverified63-70/wk

9

8

7

7

6

5

6

5-10 per day, jittered

Verified90-100/wk

19

18

20

19

18

2

·

18-24 per day, jittered

Premium135-150/wk

26

25

27

25

26

15

·

25-30 per day, jittered

One week for each account type: 5-10 a day when new or unverified, 18-24 a day once verified, 25-30 a day on Premium. A fresh number every day so no two match, and never past the weekly allowance, so a quiet day is the allowance holding, not a weekend.

Typing speedhuman, per keystroke

Wrong-recipient guardspre-send + read-back

Hits a LinkedIn limitone tier down, 8 days

Connection notePremium only

LinkedIn challengeaccount halts

Stale-invite cleanupoff until you turn it on

Every cap, published

It gets on with the day.

Five jobs run on every account, on their own. Three more are routines your AI runs on a timer you set, inside limits PoliteReach enforces.

PoliteReach, on its own

08:00-20:00

Sending hours

Invites and follow-ups wait for your working day. Eight to eight by default, in your account’s timezone.

About every 90 min

Acceptance watch

Sees who accepted, and schedules their first message a day later by default.

About hourly

Reply guard

Reads your inbox. A reply stops the rest of the sequence before one of them talks over it.

Every day

Invite cleanup

Withdraws invitations nobody answered in months. Off on every account until you switch it on.

20:00

Evening report

What went out, who accepted, who replied, what is waiting on you. Then sending stops until morning.

Your AI, on a schedule you set

Mon-Fri 9:00

Invitations accepted

Your AI reads who invited you, accepts the people who fit your ICP and starts their sequence. It never declines anyone.

Mon-Fri 9:00

Booking follow-up

Checks your calendar for who booked. Anyone who agreed to a call but has not booked gets one nudge, then a polite close.

Mon-Fri, twice

Replies answered

Answers the clear replies in your voice. Pricing, contracts and anything unsure come to you as a draft.

One weekday, top to bottom. The daily jobs sit at a different hour on every account, so they never all fire at once. What runs, and when

You can see all of it.

  • PoliteReach overview: tasks needing attention, work queue counts, outcome tiles and a row for each connected LinkedIn account. 01 your whole day, one page overview
  • Inbox listing people who replied, the account that wrote to them, and how long each has been waiting for an answer. 02 replies, already waiting inbox
  • Campaign page with a progress bar, an invited-to-replied funnel and the outcomes recorded against it. 03 every prospect, every stage campaigns
  • Accounts page showing invites sent today against the cap, the rolling week, sending hours and cleanup settings. 04 pace and limits, per account accounts
  • Live activity view showing which account holds the browser, what it is doing, and which accounts are queued behind it. 05 what it’s doing now activity

Straight answers.

Do I need Claude?+

Any AI that speaks MCP works: Claude, ChatGPT, or any other assistant or agent you already use. PoliteReach exposes its actions as tools, so your AI can ingest prospects, check acceptances, read conversations, send messages, and create posts.

Does PoliteReach write my messages?+

Your AI writes them and you approve them before the campaign starts. PoliteReach sends exactly what was approved, so every word that reaches a prospect is one you chose.

Is this against LinkedIn’s terms?+

LinkedIn’s User Agreement prohibits third-party automation, and that covers every tool in this category, including this one. The practical question is detection risk. PoliteReach bounds it with published caps, human pacing, and a circuit breaker that stops an account the moment LinkedIn challenges it.

How many invites does it send?+

It depends on the account. PoliteReach reads each account’s type when it signs in and paces it to match: 5-10 a day for a new or unverified account, 18-24 a day for a verified one, 25-30 a day for Premium, each under a rolling weekly allowance. LinkedIn publishes no invitation limit, so these numbers are ours. They are constants in code, out of reach of any settings screen, and an account that hits a LinkedIn limit drops a tier for eight days.

Can it accept invitations and answer replies on its own?+

If you want it to. Paste a routine into your AI as a scheduled task and it accepts invitations from people who fit your ICP, answers clear replies in your voice, and follows up once with anyone who agreed to a call but has not booked. Pricing, contracts and anything unclear come back to you as a draft. PoliteReach holds the limits itself: one nudge, and never to someone who wrote back or is on your do-not-contact list.

Your AI is ready. Bring your account.

Thirty minutes, your prospect list, your AI. We’ll import your first prospects and write the Day 0/1/3/7/14 copy with you, personally.

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