Overview

ReachEase is a LinkedIn outreach platform with AI built into setup and follow-up. You describe who you want to reach, the AI helps find matching people and drafts the message sequence, and the campaign then runs across multiple LinkedIn sender accounts with follow-ups sent on schedule. Replies from every sender land in one Unibox, where the AI labels each response and suggests your next message.

Why it was built

The founders say ReachEase started as their own problem: running client campaigns on four to six LinkedIn senders cost them roughly 250 to 395 dollars per month in subscription tools before a single reply came in. Their answer was a single monthly plan that includes senders, rather than per-sender pricing, with AI handling much of the campaign setup. The site compares its pricing with tools such as SendPilot, HeyReach and Aimfox at five senders.

Key features

AI campaign builder: describe the campaign in plain language and the AI builds the sequence with you.
Multi-sender rotation: run one campaign through several LinkedIn accounts.
Scheduled follow-ups: follow-up messages go out automatically on the timing you set.
Unibox: a single inbox for replies across all senders.
Reply labelling and suggestions: AI classifies replies and drafts the next message for you to review.

Use cases

Lead-generation agencies can run outreach for several clients from one account without paying per seat for each sender. Outbound sales teams can coordinate multiple representatives' LinkedIn profiles in one workflow. Founders and go-to-market operators can test messaging to a new audience quickly.

Pricing

Plans start from 26 US dollars per month, or 2,499 rupees per month plus GST in India, with LinkedIn senders included and the ability to cancel anytime. Prices can be shown in either currency on the site. Check the plans page for sender limits per tier.

Who it is for

ReachEase is designed for agencies, outbound teams and GTM operators who rely on LinkedIn for prospecting. Automated outreach on LinkedIn can conflict with the platform's user agreement and can lead to account restrictions if volumes are too high, so users should keep sending limits conservative, personalize messages and respect people who do not want to be contacted.