Linked Helper
6.5/10Desktop LinkedIn automation tool with a built-in lightweight CRM for sales reps, recruiters and agencies running connection, messaging and follow-up campaigns.
Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology
Overview
Linked Helper is a desktop application that automates LinkedIn outreach. It handles profile visits, connection requests, messages, InMails, endorsements and multi-step follow-up sequences, and it pauses a sequence when the prospect replies. It works with Basic, Sales Navigator, Recruiter and Recruiter Lite accounts. A built-in CRM stores the contacts you collect, with notes, tags, auto-tagging and an inbox, so small teams can manage LinkedIn leads without a separate system. Pricing is per license, and one license covers one LinkedIn account. Standard is 15 USD for a month, or 8.25 USD a month on a 12-month term. Pro is reported at 45 USD for a month, or 24.75 USD a month annually. Pro lifts the 20-per-day cap on advanced actions and adds message-history export and more data credits. Volume discounts start at 10 licenses and reach 50 percent at 1,000 licenses. Data can be stored locally or, for a higher fee, in the cloud, which adds team sharing and backups. Native integrations cover HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, ActiveCampaign, Close, HighLevel and Google Sheets, and webhooks connect it to Zapier, Make and n8n. It suits solo operators, recruiters and agencies that want cheap, deep LinkedIn automation. Its main limitation is that it only covers LinkedIn, with no email or multichannel sequences. Reviewers also call the interface dated and cluttered, and the local version only runs while your computer is on.
Our Rating
Who Linked Helper is best for
Good fit
At 8.25 USD a month for a single account on an annual term, it is one of the cheapest options for solo LinkedIn outreach.
Per-account licenses with volume discounts and cloud workspaces let agencies run many client accounts.
- HR Teams7/10
It works with LinkedIn Recruiter and Recruiter Lite accounts for recruiter outreach.
It automates LinkedIn prospecting and syncs leads to the major CRMs, but it covers LinkedIn only.
It is low-cost and includes a basic CRM, but there is a learning curve.
Entry pricing is very low, at 8.25 USD a month on an annual term.
Less suited
LinkedIn outreach helps with business development, but there are no consulting-specific features.
It covers LinkedIn only, with no email or multichannel campaigns.
- Mid-Market4/10
Volume discounts exist, but the desktop app and dated interface limit larger rollouts.
It is a desktop tool with a dated interface and no published enterprise compliance credentials.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Very low entry price: 8.25 USD a month per account on a 12-month term, plus volume discounts of up to 50 percent.
- Broad LinkedIn action coverage, including endorsements, group messaging, InMail and conditional follow-up sequences.
- Native sync with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho, Close and HighLevel, plus Zapier, Make and n8n webhooks.
- No auto-renewal by default, and a 14-day Pro trial with no card required.
Cons
- Covers LinkedIn only, with no email or multichannel sequences.
- Reviewers describe the interface as outdated and cluttered, with a steep learning curve.
- The Local version runs only while your computer is on, and some users report slowness and crashes.
- Standard caps advanced actions at 20 per day, and you cannot upgrade to Pro until the current term ends.
Key Features
Not included
- Built-in Calling
Linked Helper Pricing
Free Trial
- No card required
- 14 days of full Pro access
- Campaigns pause when the trial ends, with no auto-charge
Standard
or $99/user/year (save 45%)
- 620 data credits per month
- Per LinkedIn account license
- Webhooks via Zapier, Make and n8n
- Built-in CRM with notes, tags and inbox
- Price excludes the cloud storage option
- 250 to 1,500 AI credits depending on term
- Most advanced actions capped at 20 per day
- Native CRM integrations, with sending contacts capped at 20 profiles per day
Pro
or $297/user/year (save 45%)
- 500 to 3,000 AI credits
- Uncapped CRM contact sync
- 3,100 data credits per month
- No 20-per-day cap on advanced actions
- Message-history export to CSV, webhooks and CRM
- Prices reported by third-party reviews, not shown on the vendor's pricing page
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Each LinkedIn account gets 14 days of full Pro access with no credit card required. Campaigns pause when it ends, and nothing is charged.
Not by default. Licenses are bought for a fixed term of 1, 3, 6 or 12 months, and auto-renewal must be turned on manually.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Zoho Recruit, ActiveCampaign, Close, Capsule, Streak, HighLevel, Instantly and Google Sheets. Zapier, Make and n8n connect through webhooks.
You choose. Local storage keeps data on your device with manual backups. Cloud storage keeps it on US servers with automatic backups and team sharing. An existing workspace cannot be switched between the two yet.
No. A Standard license can only be upgraded after it expires.
Yes. Discounts start at 10 percent for 10 to 19 licenses and reach 50 percent for 1,000 or more, and they stack with term discounts.
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