NeuraFinity
Setter
The AI operator that runs your LinkedIn.
A full time SDR on your LinkedIn without anyone on your payroll. It finds your buyers, opens in your voice, handles every reply, and books the call while you sleep.
Two ways to get pipeline. Both cost you.
Hire a human SDR
Six figures fully loaded, months of ramp, and they leave inside eighteen months with your playbook.
Buy LinkedIn automation
One template to everyone. No memory, no judgment. Built on APIs the platform detects, so the account dies and the pipeline dies with it.
Cost per year. The seat price is real, the loaded rep cost is a US market estimate.
One install. It runs the whole top of your funnel.
Prospecting and intent
Your exact buyers by title, industry and geography, plus six surfaces watching for people voicing the pain you solve.
Six stages, in your voice
Opens, warms, handles objections, drops your proof, asks for the call. Sounds like a person.
Booked, then confirmed
It lands on your calendar, and the moment it does Setter stops selling and starts confirming.
One clean input from you. When a reply genuinely needs judgment, it drafts a response and pauses that one lead for your eyes. Your edit becomes a rule.
Eight step onboarding. The one that matters is voice: paste a few real DMs you have sent and it learns to write like you.
Five jobs, every cycle, warmest first.
A a fresh agent every 25 to 45 minutes, re-reading a plain text playbook it cannot drift from, driving your own signed in Chrome. Change how it sells by editing a sentence.
It reaches buyers the moment they say they are ready.
Title, industry, geo, size
Specificity × urgency × ask
Worked the same loop
Six surfaces, two rotated per loop, weighted by which ones actually produce replies.
And it rewrites its own playbook
Reads the leading indicators.
One surgical fix at a time.
Tries to refute it.
Applies it, self reverts if a number drops.
Safety limits are the one thing it can never edit. Every install compounds on its own market, which is not something a competitor copies in a quarter.
Your account stays alive. That is the whole ballgame.
Keystrokes in the customer's own Chrome. Not a bot browser, not an API.
20 to 60s between requests, 30 to 90 between DMs, always randomized.
Caps match what the platform enforces, in a file the loop cannot touch.
Any banner or captcha ends the session instantly and logs it.
980 real conversations. Not a simulation.
Templated cold outreach lands in the low single digits. 423 of 980 humans wrote back, and 86 of them went three or more replies deep.
Commits per active shipping day · 42 releases · 23,042 lines of product code
Source: the live workspace database, 29 July 2026. 731 threads are queued for the next follow up, and 225 sit on the prospect's last message.
Real replies, straight out of the inbox.
I know AI is a big thing now and can definitely help to eliminate some of the mundane daily tasks. What does your company do?
Danielle M. · reply to a cold openerI may be able to refer you to one of my clients who needs automation. Meeting with them next Wednesday.
Tod L. · now at stage 4Reach out to my marketing head please. She is the one deciding on those kind of vendors.
Giorgi G. · routed to the decision makerSorted by what the prospect actually asked for, across the same 980 threads. One thread can land in more than one row.
Nobody in these threads was told a bot wrote the opener.
We are not selling software. We are selling the seat.
Bottom up: 8M sellers running outbound worldwide, 1.2M of them in English speaking markets, 5,000 seats at our price. Bars are proportional, not to scale.
The budget we compete for is headcount, not tooling. One seat per seller, so a ten person team is ten installs.
Managed seats fund the build. The licence is what they become at software margin, because inference sits on the customer's own plan.
Everyone else automates the sending. We automate the seller.
| Category | Reads a reply and decides | Finds buying intent | Survives the platform | Improves itself |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedIn sequencers | Templates only | No | API based, flagged | No |
| AI SDR platforms | Partly | Email signals only | Not a LinkedIn motion | Vendor side only |
| A human SDR | Yes | If they bother | Yes | Leaves in 18 months |
| Setter | Yes, per lead | Six surfaces, scored | Real browser, hard stop | Every cycle |
What is defensible. Not the feature list. The playbook self correcting against a real book of business, and the safety model that keeps the account alive while it compounds.
Why we win either way. We look like a person in their own browser, the last thing a platform can restrict without restricting its own users. If the rules tighten, every API based competitor breaks first.
Raising $150K to turn a working operator into a repeatable one.
Saad, founder. Runs NeuraFinity, writes the product. Built to fix his own pipeline first, so the playbook inside it already closed real client work.
See it run first. Book 20 minutes and we point it at your own LinkedIn, live.