An outbound machine
with a human-review queue.
Sales Navigator import, AI-drafted comments + DMs + emails personalized from real prospect signals, human-review queue, stage tracking, conversion analytics. Same engine running Nolola's own pipeline.
Refund guaranteed. Refundable if we can't agree on an ICP definition within 7 days of kickoff.
- Sales Navigator CSV import + ICP filter rules
- AI-drafted comments and DMs personalized per prospect
- Human-review queue (approve, edit, reject) before send
- 4-stage funnel tracking with stage-by-stage analytics
- Conversion dashboard wired to your CRM
- Includes the playbook we use for our own pipeline
- 01Discovery call within 2 business days to define ICP filters
- 02Sales Navigator account + LinkedIn auth handover
- 03Setup invoice ($4,000) issued, monthly billing starts on first send
- 04First 250 drafted touches in the review queue within 2 weeks
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Operators doing outbound
instead of building.
If you're spending 2 hours a day on LinkedIn DMs and your pipeline still feels thin, this is built for you.
- You're the founder, you're the SDR, and you're behind on both
- You tried Apollo / Lemlist / Outreach and reply rates stayed under 2%
- You hired an SDR and they sent the same template to 500 people
- Your LinkedIn outreach feels impossible to scale without sounding like a bot
- You know exactly who your ICP is but can't act on it consistently
Live in two weeks.
Working the night you launch.
“I was spending 90 minutes a day on outbound and falling behind on every other thing. Now I review 20 touches in 15 minutes, approve, and they go out personalized. Got 7 calls booked the first week.”
“We'd been using Lemlist and seeing 1.4% replies. Switched and our first month hit 6.8%. The difference is the AI actually reads the prospect's post before drafting, and the human queue kills anything weird.”
“Honestly the “human review queue” is what sold me. I've seen too many founders blow up their LinkedIn reputation with bot-sounding spam. This sends touches I'd send myself, just at 20x the volume.”
Common questions
No, and that's the whole point of the human-review queue. Every draft is personalized off real prospect signals (their last post, role change, company news), and YOU approve, edit, or reject before send. The bot drafts at scale, you keep the standards. Anything that smells like a template gets killed in review.
We send at human-rate volume (10-30 touches/day depending on your account's history) and from your own LinkedIn session — not a third-party bot endpoint. We also throttle based on LinkedIn's detection signals. We've been running this on our own founder accounts for 18+ months without restriction. No connection-blast tactics, no fake profiles, no scrape-and-spam.
About 20 to 30 minutes a day in the review queue. You approve, edit, or reject 20 to 40 drafts. The queue is mobile-friendly so you can do it on the subway. We handle list refresh, sequence tuning, and CRM sync — you handle judgment.
That's exactly what the review queue prevents. Nothing sends without your approval. Edit any draft inline before send, reject anything that doesn't feel right. The system learns from your edits — by week 3 the reject rate is usually under 10%.
Three differences: (1) those tools send templates with a {{first_name}} merge — we draft personalized touches off the prospect's actual recent activity, (2) those tools auto-send — we route everything through a human-review queue so quality stays high, (3) we ship the playbook we use for our own pipeline, not a generic guide.
Most clients land between 5% and 12% on cold LinkedIn DMs in the first 60 days, vs. the 1 to 3% industry baseline for templated outbound. Email reply rates run 6 to 10%. The dashboard tracks both per sequence so we can kill what isn't working in week 2 instead of month 2.
Yes. We accept CSV exports from Sales Navigator, ZoomInfo, Apollo, Clay, Crunchbase, or your CRM. We'll dedupe against your CRM and prior outreach so you don't look like you're forgetting people.
Strongly recommended for B2B but not required if you bring a list from elsewhere (ZoomInfo, Apollo, Clay, Crunchbase). For most lists, Sales Navigator's filtering accuracy is worth the $80/mo. We'll tell you in the kickoff call whether it's worth it for your specific ICP.