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Leadmeister is an end-to-end B2B outreach platform. It finds the right companies and people for your business, enriches them with verified contact details, and runs personalised email and LinkedIn outreach on your behalf — all while keeping your CRM in sync. One control panel replaces the usual patchwork of prospecting tools, email-sender apps, LinkedIn automation, and manual CRM updates.

B2B sales teams, founders, and agencies who do outbound prospecting and want a single place to run it. It is designed for non-technical users — there are no scripts to write, no APIs to wire up, and no browser extensions to babysit. If you can fill in a form and click a checkbox, you can run a full outreach programme.

Three things: (1) hours wasted every week copying leads between tools and spreadsheets; (2) inconsistent, generic outreach copy that lands in spam or gets ignored; and (3) a CRM that is always one step behind what is actually happening in the inbox. Leadmeister automates the busywork so your team spends its time on conversations, not logistics.

Teams typically reclaim 10–20 hours per sales person per week. Prospecting searches take seconds instead of an afternoon, outreach emails write themselves inside your word-count targets, CRM records update themselves after every send, and follow-up tasks appear on the right lead automatically. You still review the output — you just stop doing the mechanical work.

No. Everything is configured through the web interface with plain-English options and helpful defaults. You will not need to write code, install browser extensions, or touch API keys. The connections to your CRM, email, and LinkedIn are handled by a simple "Connect" button that walks you through signing in — that is the whole setup.

Three accounts: your CRM, your business email, and your LinkedIn profile. All three are connected via a guided sign-in on the Connections page — no passwords are stored, only secure session tokens that you can revoke at any time. Most teams finish connecting in under five minutes.

Sign in, go to the Connections page and link your CRM, email, and LinkedIn. Then open the Email page and fill in three quick fields: your sender name, a few reference URLs about your business (your homepage and a services page are usually enough), and your email signature. A built-in AI prompt handles the writing, so you can run your first campaign immediately — or open the AI Prompt section to tailor the tone.

About fifteen minutes the first time, including connecting accounts. After that, launching a new campaign is a couple of clicks: pick which CRM view (or saved prospect search) to work through, adjust any filters, and click Run once. Every change saves automatically — there is no separate Save button anywhere in the app.

Yes — the Run Once button is designed for exactly that. It fires a single run over whichever leads you have selected, ignores the recurring schedule, and lets you review the output on the dashboard before committing to anything larger. Many teams start with 5–10 leads on day one.

For every lead, the AI reads the lead’s details from your CRM together with the reference URLs you provided about your business. It then writes a short, personalised email inside your chosen word-count range (defaulting to 80–150 words). A built-in preview button shows you exactly what a real lead would receive before anything is sent.

Yes. The AI Prompt section lets you describe how you want the AI to write — "casual", "consultative", "start with a one-line observation about the prospect’s company", "never mention price in the first email", and so on. Start with the tuned default and only customise once you have seen a few real sends.

Yes. Emails are sent through your own connected mailbox, so prospects see your real name and address in their inbox. Your HTML email signature — including any logos or disclaimers — is appended exactly as you would send it manually. Replies land in your inbox where you would expect them.

Yes — inside the AI Prompt card you set a minimum and maximum word count. The AI targets that range on every send. A short punchy opener, a longer consultative note, or anything in between is just a two-number change.

Every successful send creates a follow-up task on the CRM lead so that your history lives in your CRM, not in a silo. The actual email body also lands in your Sent folder because it is routed through your mailbox. You can optionally update any CRM field automatically after a send — see "Keeping my CRM in sync" below.

It sends personalised connection requests with an optional AI-written note, and — on LinkedIn plans that include InMail credits — sends AI-written InMails. It respects LinkedIn’s weekly connection-request caps automatically, and paces sends through the day with small randomised delays so activity looks like natural use.

No — a free LinkedIn account works. The system detects your plan when you connect and adjusts its weekly limits to match (100 connection requests per week on free, 150+ on Premium plans). InMail is available on Premium and Sales Navigator plans.

We use a secure background session and deliberately conservative defaults: hourly caps, randomised delays between actions, and daily ceilings well below LinkedIn’s own limits. Start with the defaults, run for a week or two, then tune only if you are comfortable. The Dashboard flags any skipped or suspicious events so you can see exactly what the system did.

Yes. Email and LinkedIn are configured on separate pages and run independently. You can enable one, both, or neither at any time — switching a channel off takes a single click.

The Prospecting page searches a global B2B database of companies and the people inside them. You describe your ideal customer — industry, headcount, revenue, country, job titles, seniority — and the system returns matching companies and contacts. You can save any search and rerun it with a single click.

No — prospecting and outreach are separate steps. Search returns a list you can browse. You tick the boxes next to the people you actually want to contact, reveal their email or mobile (if needed), and push only those to your CRM. The ones you skip cost you nothing.

Then Prospecting is optional. Outreach runs can target any CRM view, so if you already have a curated list of leads, Leadmeister will work through them without ever touching the prospect database.

The filter panel is organised into "Target Account" (company-level — industry, size, location, revenue) and "Contact" (person-level — titles, seniority, whether they have a verified email or mobile on file). The "Has email" filter is on by default, so you only ever pay for leads you can actually reach. Start tight — it is easier to loosen filters than to wade through thousands of loose results.

Open the Run Setup section on the Email or LinkedIn page and pick one or more of your CRM views — these are the saved lists you already use inside your CRM. If a lead appears in more than one selected view, they are only contacted once.

Yes. Under each view selection, the Criteria builder lets you layer extra rules: field, operator, value. Group rules with AND or OR and nest them as deep as you need. For example: "(Industry is Technology OR Industry is SaaS) AND Last Activity before 30 days ago."

Yes. For any date field, the value picker lets you choose "Current date ± N days" — set N to -30 for "30 days before today" or +14 for "two weeks from now". The condition stays accurate as time passes without you ever updating it.

The run simply completes with zero leads processed. No credits are spent, nothing breaks. Loosen the criteria and try again.

Yes. After each successful send, Leadmeister can update any fields you nominate on the lead record — for example setting "Pipeline Stage" to "Outreach Engaged", stamping "Last Outreach Date" with today, or setting a follow-up reminder seven days from now. Up to ten field updates per run are supported.

Yes. For any date field in the Field Updates section, you can choose "Current date" (resolves to the day of send) or "Current date ± N days" (e.g. today + 7 for a one-week review reminder). Hard-coded dates are supported too, but usually the dynamic option is what you want.

Yes. When pushing new leads from Prospecting, your CRM’s own de-duplication is respected — existing leads are skipped. Within a single run, a lead is only contacted once even if they appear in multiple selected views. And the Criteria builder makes it trivial to exclude anyone you have contacted in the last N days.

Yes. The Schedule section lets you set a send rate (e.g. 20 per day), active days (e.g. Mon–Fri), an active time window (e.g. 09:00–17:00), and a timezone. The system paces sends inside that window automatically. You can leave the office, come back the next morning, and see everything that went out.

Untick "Enable scheduled runs" on the Email and LinkedIn pages — the system becomes immediately idle. You can also pause or cancel any run in progress from the Dashboard, which stops new leads being picked up while letting any in-flight send complete cleanly.

The moment you enable scheduling, a confirmation modal tells you exactly when the next run will fire and gives you a Cancel button. Closing the modal without cancelling is the deliberate "I am ready" step — nothing fires silently.

Yes. They run on separate workers with separate rate-limit clocks. Configure both pages and enable both schedules — they will not interfere with each other.

The Dashboard gives you a single view of every channel: emails sent, LinkedIn connection requests, InMails, plus prospecting activity like searches run and contacts enriched. A date-range selector lets you look at this week, this month, or the previous month. Below the stats, a Recent Runs table shows your last five runs with clickable drill-downs.

Each lead in a run is logged independently — sent, skipped, or errored — with the reason shown. The Dashboard summarises error counts, and the History page lets you review any individual run lead-by-lead. Errored leads are never retried automatically, so you stay in control.

Yes. Every AI Prompt section has a Preview button that generates a full, lead-specific example for any lead in your selected view. It does not count toward any send quota.

Fifteen minutes on a Monday is usually enough: open the Dashboard, check the weekly totals vs. your plan caps, skim the Recent Runs for any skipped-or-errored counts that look unusual, and click into one or two runs to read the generated emails. If something feels off, tweak the AI Prompt or criteria and run a quick Run Once to verify the change.