How Leadpuller pulls revenue.
An operator's field manual for the four-stage machine that runs your LinkedIn pipeline. Inspect every input, tune every output, and let the engine compound while you sleep.
The four-stage pipeline, end to end.
Target list in one side, qualified replies out the other — everything between is controllable, measurable, and safe by design.
Finding the right prospects.
Leadpuller scrapes four sources your team already uses — LinkedIn search, Sales Navigator exports, post engagers, and CSV uploads — then enriches every record with verified email and phone in a single pass.
- LinkedIn Search scraper · 10K per session
- Sales Navigator + post engagement miner
- Email + phone enrichment, 94% match rate
Qualifying against your ICP.
Score every prospect against a rule-based Ideal Customer Profile — firmographics, job title, tech stack, intent signals. Your outreach fires only at leads that can actually close.
- 15+ weighted firmographic filters
- Real-time scoring as leads enter the pool
- Threshold branching (If ICP ≥ 80 → fast lane)
Engaging on autopilot.
Each mission is a directed sequence — connect requests, waits, messages, voice notes — executed across unlimited LinkedIn senders with per-sender rate budgets so no one account carries the full load.
- 5 step types: connect, wait, DM, follow-up, voice note
- Conditional branches (If connected / If ICP ≥ 80)
- Multi-sender rotation with per-account daily budgets
Converting from one inbox.
MailRoom unifies every LinkedIn conversation across every sender. Reply, snooze, push to CRM — without switching profiles. Each thread carries the prospect's ICP score, mission history, and context.
- Unified threads across unlimited senders
- AI-suggested replies, one-click send
- Auto-push hot replies to HubSpot / Salesforce
Built to stay well below LinkedIn's safe-use limits.
Every protocol below is enforced at the worker level — not just documented. 3,412 active senders. Zero platform bans in the last 12 months.
Ready to run the machine?
Start the trial. Connect your first sender. Launch a mission. The rest is documented above.
