Stay visible on LinkedIn without living on it.
Your AI keeps you connected.

Sign up, connect your AI, then connect your LinkedIn — your free 7 days start the moment LinkedIn connects. No card, and the trial never rolls into a charge by itself. Near the end we remind you, and payment happens only when you actively choose to continue. You can even just tell your AI “continue my Reach subscription” and it hands you your personal continue link; your tap is the yes. If you do nothing, service simply pauses and you owe nothing.

No. You sign in on LinkedIn’s own page, the same one you always use. That gives Reach permission to work with your account. Your password stays between you and LinkedIn.

Keeping your account in good standing is the thing Reach is built around. It works at the pace of a careful person, keeps sensible daily volumes, and pauses for you the moment anything needs your attention. Your account keeps looking like what it is: you, doing your job.

Claude, ChatGPT, and Grok come with step-by-step setup instructions, and you need a paid plan with the one you use. Under the hood Reach is built on the open MCP standard, so it is not limited to those three: desktop AI tools and assistants you run on your own servers can connect today, and every new platform that adopts MCP becomes a Reach platform automatically.

Gemini: yes through Google's MCP-enabled tools today (the Gemini CLI and agents built on the Gemini API), and the consumer Gemini app will connect the moment Google adds custom connectors there, with no change needed on our side. Microsoft Copilot: yes for businesses through Copilot Studio, which supports MCP connectors. Both are already cleared to connect on our end.

Very likely, yes. If your assistant supports custom MCP connectors, it can talk to Reach. Desktop and self-hosted tools connect out of the box; for a web platform we have not listed, write to us and we enable it for you, usually the same day. The same safety limits apply no matter which AI is connected.

No, regular LinkedIn works fine on its own. But if you pay for Sales Navigator, you know those conversations sit in their own inbox. Most tools cannot see it at all. Reach reads and answers it like any other inbox. That is the main reason we built it.

Messages send from your real account, written the way you tell your AI to write them, and nothing goes out without your instruction. To the person on the other end it is you, because it is: your account, your words, your call on every send.

No. Reach runs on our servers. Scheduled posts and queued messages go out on time whether your laptop is open, asleep, or in a bag.

Nothing bad: Reach queues the extra work and spreads it out over the following days at a human pace. You can hand it a big batch in one go and let the queue drain safely on its own.

As little as possible. Your conversations and contacts stay in LinkedIn. Reach keeps the operating records it needs to protect your account, such as how much activity happened today, plus your scheduled posts until they publish.

No. The pace and volume limits live in our server, not in the AI. However hard any AI pushes, the server does one thing at a time, keeps human volumes, and refuses the rest. There is no setting, prompt, or trick that turns the limits off.

Yes. If you manage a LinkedIn company page, Reach can read its inbox and publish posts as the page once page access is verified after you connect.

Reach pauses instead of guessing, and your dashboard shows a Reconnect button. You sign in again in under a minute and everything picks up where it left off.

One per subscription. Each additional account is its own $65/month subscription, with its own safety limits.

We do not recommend it. Reach counts what it sends to stay inside safe volumes; a second tool sending on the same account adds volume Reach cannot see. If you switch to Reach, retire the other tool first.

More channels where business actually gets done, in roughly this order: WhatsApp, where your customers actually answer; X, where public conversations turn into private deals; Instagram and Telegram, for the audiences that live there; Facebook Messenger; and further out, SMS text messaging, the highest-response channel there is. Every one of them gets the same protection LinkedIn has: your account, connected once through our own sign-in, worked at a human pace behind limits that cannot be raised.

What we deliberately will not build: things your AI already connects to directly, like Gmail, Outlook, and your calendar. You should never pay us for something you already have. We ship when something is solid, not on a date, and our aim with each of these is the same: into your existing plan, one price, no tiers. Tell us what you need at reach@synergize-x.com, real requests move the queue.

Yes, any time, in one click. Your messages, contacts, and history all live in your LinkedIn account, not in Reach, so cancelling does not take anything away from you.