For Consultants & Freelancers
For consultants & freelancers

Keep business development running while client work takes the week

Build the lists once, approve what goes out and let the campaign follow the schedule you set. One LinkedIn seat starts at $25 per month.

A Your pipeline workspace showing In Conversation 7, Scoping 3, Proposal Out 2 and Signed this quarter 1, above a Your week plan with Monday for approving drafts in 20 minutes and Tuesday to Friday for client delivery

The consultant case

Client delivery and pipeline
should not take turns existing

Use campaigns to keep prospecting organised while you work, without handing AI permission to send whatever it wants.

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Campaigns follow the schedule

Once the approved outreach is ready, the sequence follows its configured delays, sending days and account limits.

A weekly plan with a Tuesday client call and same-day flow sends, and a note that the input is approving the drafts, 20 minutes once a week
2

Your name on it

LinkedIn outreach goes from the connected profile you choose, not from a generic company identity.

A LinkedIn conversation with Grace Wilson, Product Marketing Manager at Northbeam, marked Active, with a draft message about a product webinar next week
3

One LinkedIn seat starts at $25

You do not need a minimum team size. Teammates are free if somebody else later needs access to the workspace.

A Per Seat price of $25 per month with One seat, No onboarding and No minimum, beside Flow is on and Flow is off switches

Three lists

Start with the people
most useful to your practice

Different relationships deserve different campaigns. Keep them in separate lists and write to each one with the context it actually has.

Three lists: Past clients with 48 people, Your referral network with 120 people and The titles who hire you with 260 people

Re-engagement

The warmest list may be the people who already know your work

Bring past-client context in as mapped or custom fields, then use those fields to make the next outreach specific rather than starting the relationship again from zero.

  • Map the company, previous engagement or other fields you already keep.
  • Email supports mapped and custom fields with fallback values.
  • Generated outreach waits for approval.
A Past clients list with Marcus Bell, Lily Moore, Alice Green and Tom Harris, each with their project and the months since the last conversation, and a draft message to Marcus
A Monday with 6 drafts waiting: a draft message to Marcus with Approve, Edit and Skip buttons, and a note that five were approved and one edited, sending across the week inside the daily limits

Your input

AI writes the draft. You decide what leaves your account.

The workspace Brain gives AI the context behind your business. Generated messages are then held for you to approve, edit or reject.

  • Store what you sell, your ICPs, value propositions, competitors, case studies and FAQs.
  • Nothing AI writes sends without human approval.
  • Approve, reject or edit each generated message before it goes out.

Build the list.
Check who is in it. Then launch.

Questions

Running outreach on your own

No fixed daily routine is required. Set the campaign schedule and limits, review generated messages when needed, and use pause or resume whenever your workload changes.

AI uses the workspace Brain and your writing settings, but generated messages still wait for your review. You can edit or reject anything before it sends.

If you are sending from one LinkedIn account, one LinkedIn seat is the starting point. That seat can be used across multiple campaigns within its configured limits.

Campaigns can continue according to their schedules where the required content has been approved, or you can pause and resume them from the Campaigns table.

Yes. Campaigns can be paused and resumed. Owners and Admins also have broader pause and emergency-stop controls.

No. GML provides limits, warm-up, health monitoring, dedicated IPs and emergency controls, but it does not guarantee that an account will never be restricted.