The hardest part of a warm reply is the blank box. You know you should write back. You also have twelve other threads and a meeting in nine minutes.
LinqBee writes the first draft for you. It lives inside the Smart Inbox. You read it, change a word if you want, and send. That is the whole product.
It is not a chrome extension you have to remember. It is not a bot that talks to people for you.
Who it is for
Anyone who answers LinkedIn or email from outreach. You, your teammate on their own seat, or our team when we run LinkedIn for you.
If Linq AI credits are on, a draft costs a little — about one credit. You always see that before it becomes a surprise.
What you can do
- Get a draft when a new reply comes in — often before you even open the thread
- Ask it to try again: “shorter”, “friendlier”, “mention the trial”
- Save writing rules so it stays in your voice next time
- Use your calendar, so the draft can offer real times
- Dismiss a draft you do not like
- Send the final words yourself — LinqBee never hits send
How it sounds like you
LinqBee reads the thread. It looks at the campaign, the person, and what you have already said. Then it writes like you — not like a press release.
You can add one-off notes (“ask about their Q3 kickoff”) or keep standing rules (“never use the word synergy”). Over time, what you actually send teaches it more than any settings screen.
A real moment
A prospect writes: “Can we talk next week?”
LinqBee drafts a short yes, with two open slots from your calendar. You pick one, change “Hi Sarah” to “Hey Sarah”, and send. Ninety seconds. No tab-hopping.
What it will not do
It will not send the message. It will not invent a meeting you do not have. It will not write like a different person on your team unless you ask it to.
Curious about the bigger buddy around it? That is Linq AI. Want the price in plain numbers? See pricing.
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Try it yourself in 2 minutes
Start free — or we can run LinkedIn for you.