Salee

Salee is an AI humanizer tool that turns your website into a LinkedIn campaign that runs in the cloud. Linxa converts a website URL into an ICP and a multi step LinkedIn sequence, then runs outreach in the cloud with prompt based personalization.

Linxa (marketed on its homepage as Salee) is an AI LinkedIn outreach platform built around one starting point: your website. Paste a URL and the system drafts a product brief and an ideal customer profile, then assembles a multi step sequence you can edit before anything is sent. The pitch is aimed at founders who know their product but have never run outbound, and at sales teams that want personalization guided by prompts rather than static merge fields. The mechanics are straightforward. The Chrome extension connects the LinkedIn account you already use, without asking for your LinkedIn password. From there, outreach executes on Linxa servers through a proxy in a country you pick, so sequences keep running with your computer switched off. Prospects can come from LinkedIn searches, Sales Navigator lists, post activity or individual profiles, and Linxa ranks them by fit against the ICP it drafted. Personalization mixes templates with prompts placed inside the message, so the AI reads a profile and writes a contextual line instead of pasting a job title. Campaigns can be written in several languages, including language specific name tokens, and message grammar can follow a saved gender setting for languages that need it. New sequences open in draft mode, letting you check messages and tune prompts, and automatic sending is a deliberate switch you enable per sequence. Replies flow into the Smart Inbox with AI drafted responses, and a CRM keeps deals and next steps separate from the conversations that produced them. Team accounts give each teammate a private inbox while sharing one pipeline. Paid accounts can raise the daily LinkedIn request budget up to 1,000 for heavier research and searching, with invitation limits and pacing still enforced. Compared with established tools such as Dripify, Expandi, Waalaxy or MeetAlfred, Linxa leans harder on conversational setup and prompt driven personalization, plus an agent and MCP access for people who prefer to work from Claude, Codex, Cursor or Kiro. The gaps are worth noting: there is no email finder and no native HubSpot integration, so multichannel and CRM centric stacks will need custom work through MCP.