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Desktop LinkedIn automation: invites, message sequences, profile scraping and a built-in CRM
Linked Helper is a desktop program that drives your own LinkedIn account through outreach campaigns. It visits profiles, sends connection invites, runs multi-step follow-up sequences, endorses contacts and exports profile and search results to CSV. The vendor makes a point of it being an installed app rather than a Chrome extension, so no script is injected into the LinkedIn page. A small CRM with tags and notes sits inside the app, and results route out to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Google Sheets, Zapier, Make or a raw webhook. Native builds exist for Windows 10+, macOS 12+ and Ubuntu 18.04+, and one licence drives one LinkedIn account at a time. Sold from a Wilmington, Delaware address after a 14-day trial.
Standard on local storage is $15/month and Pro is $45; the cloud-storage build of the same tiers costs $29.90 and $59.90. Annual billing cuts roughly 45%. Standard includes 620 data credits and 250 AI credits a month plus 20 advanced actions a day. The 14-day trial is the only free access — there is no permanent free plan.
Use tool ↗One of the few LinkedIn automation tools that runs as an installed desktop app instead of a browser extension, which keeps its code out of LinkedIn's page and lets it schedule work with rolling daily limits. You get a campaign builder, a lightweight CRM and CSV or webhook export for $15 a month on the local-storage tier. The catch is metering: data and AI credits run out, cloud storage roughly doubles the price, and any LinkedIn automation carries account risk the vendor cannot insure against.
Watch out: The $15 headline is the local-storage version, which keeps everything on one machine. Cross-device access means the cloud version at $29.90 — the same tier at roughly double the price.
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