Inboundy

Inboundy automates LinkedIn connection requests, AI-written follow-ups and scheduled posts from the cloud, without a browser plugin. It targets DACH B2B founders, agencies and recruiters, with flat monthly plans and a 7-day free trial.

Inboundy is a cloud-based LinkedIn automation service aimed at B2B founders, agencies and recruiting teams, with a particular focus on the German-speaking market. It handles three repetitive jobs: sending connection requests, writing and sending follow-up messages, and publishing posts on a schedule. Because it runs on the vendor's servers rather than inside a browser extension, the user's laptop can be off while campaigns continue. The workflow follows three steps. First, the user sets a keyword, a location and a daily limit, and Inboundy sends connection requests to matching prospects. Second, people who accept are sorted automatically into segments and lists, with role, company and email attached. Third, the user picks a list, describes the goal in a sentence, and the AI drafts a personal message that can open with the contact's most recent LinkedIn post. A tone feature learns from a few sample messages and from the drafts the user rewrites. Two sending modes exist: Quick Send delivers drafts as written, while Review Each lets the user approve every message. Reactions to the user's own posts can also trigger an automatic follow-up, and the posting module writes text and images on a chosen rhythm and topic list, with optional per-post approval. Safety is handled through conservative daily caps and human-like pacing instead of volume tricks. Plans scale from 10 to 20 connections per day, with matching limits on AI messages, profile views and monthly posts. Messages can be generated in 12 languages. Data is stored in Frankfurt, though profile data goes to OpenRouter in the USA for AI text suggestions, which GDPR-conscious buyers should weigh. Among alternatives, Inboundy sits between browser-extension automation tools, which depend on an open browser and carry higher detection risk by the vendor's own account, and heavier sales-engagement suites built for large teams. It suits solo operators and small teams who want a low-cost, hands-off LinkedIn routine, and less so organizations that need CRM-level pipelines or high-volume sending.