A LinkedIn message writer that reads the profile first.

Paste a linkedin.com/in/ URL. ProudAgent reads the profile and the person's newest posts, finds two or three things worth mentioning, shows the line each one came from, and drafts one LinkedIn DM, InMail or email from your own case studies. You send it yourself.

The first three messages are free, no card needed. Nothing touches your LinkedIn account.

Example first message · LinkedIn DM
Checks passed

Hi Daniel, I saw your post about moving carrier onboarding to self-serve. Getting carriers to trust a form sounds like the harder half. We built the signup flow for Kestrel Freight last year, so it felt close to home. Is the next push more carriers through it, or fewer questions in it?

recent post posted 6 days ago
We moved 40% of carrier onboarding to self-serve this quarter. The paperwork was the easy part. Getting carriers to trust a form was not.
52 reactions11 commentscase study: Kestrel Freight

Every name in this example is invented.

The profile a founder would read, and the posts they wouldn't have time for.

Everything a hook can come from is public and on the profile page. Anything that isn't a hook stays out of the draft.

From one LinkedIn profile
Name, headline, location read
About read
Current role and the two before it read
Top skills and services read
Their own newest posts up to 5
Reposts of other people skipped
Connections and messages never

From a profile URL to a message on your clipboard.

About 20 seconds to the hooks. The choices after that are yours.

  1. Under 20 seconds

    Paste the profile URL

    A linkedin.com/in/ link is all it needs. The public profile and the newest posts are fetched, in whatever language they are written.

    1 profile URL, nothing else
  2. Hooks, each with its line

    A role change, something they posted, a detail from the about. Each hook quotes the exact line it came from, with the post's date, reactions and comments. A hook without a line is thrown away.

    2–3 hooks, each quoting its source
  3. Your call

    Pick the format and the tone

    A LinkedIn DM, an InMail with a subject line, or an email with a subject line. About 80 words each, warm, professional or direct, checked for buzzwords and AI tells.

    3 formats for a LinkedIn prospect
  4. Optional

    Dig deeper on their company

    Hooks from the company's website and recent news, each with a source link and a date. It never runs on its own.

    1 company, from the current role
  5. Then

    You send it

    The message goes to your clipboard and nowhere else. Paste it into LinkedIn or your email yourself. Raw prospect data is purged after 30 days.

    0 messages sent on your behalf

It reads LinkedIn. It never acts on it.

No login, no extension, no automation. The only thing that leaves ProudSend is the text you copy.

On LinkedIn, for you
Messages sent for you 0
Connection requests sent 0
Logins to your account 0
Profiles in bulk or from a CSV 0
Days raw prospect data is kept 30
Does ProudSend send the LinkedIn message for me?

No. ProudSend never sends a message, never sends a connection request and never logs into LinkedIn. You copy the message it writes and send it from your own account, like any message you write by hand.

Can ProudSend get my LinkedIn account restricted?

ProudSend never touches your account. It never asks for your LinkedIn password or session, has no browser extension, and never clicks, views or sends anything as you. It reads the public profile the way a visitor would, from its own side.

What does ProudSend read from a LinkedIn profile?

ProudSend reads the name, headline, location, about, the current role and the two before it, top skills and services, and the prospect's own newest posts. Reposts of other people's posts are skipped, because a hook has to be something the prospect said or did.

Does ProudSend write connection request notes?

No. A connection note is 200 characters on a free account and 300 on Premium, which is not room for a message worth sending. ProudSend writes a LinkedIn DM, an InMail with a subject line or an email, each about 80 words.

What if ProudSend can't fetch the LinkedIn profile?

Paste the profile text instead. Select the profile page, copy it and paste it into the form, and ProudSend runs the same hooks and checks on the text you pasted.

Writing to someone on X instead? The X DM writer reads their profile the same way, and both work from the same knowledge base.

Write the first LinkedIn message.

Paste a profile, pick a hook, copy a message you would be proud of.

The first three messages are free, no card needed. Pricing.