What ScaliQ is and who it is for
ScaliQ is a LinkedIn outreach platform built around AI agents. You connect your LinkedIn account, describe or import the people you want to reach, give the agent your website and instructions, and it runs the outreach: connection requests, personalised messages, follow-ups and replies, until a lead is ready for a meeting.
The vendor pitches it at people who need conversations at scale without the manual grind, and the AppSumo listing names marketing agencies, sales managers and solopreneurs. From the feature set, I think it fits consultants and small B2B teams that sell through LinkedIn best, especially if they manage outreach for a few profiles at once. ScaliQ is new. AppSumo’s listing says it was founded roughly a year ago in Stockholm, is bootstrapped and has 1 to 10 staff.
Key features
Finding prospects
You can search for your audience with a single prompt (for example a role in a city) and target by location, company size, role or industry. ScaliQ also surfaces intent leads from people engaging with posts, groups and followers, and offers AI lookalike sourcing from ideal LinkedIn profiles, with 100 extra lookalike leads per workspace. CSV import and lead enrichment are included.
AI personalisation and conversations
This is the core of the product. AI agents research each prospect, write personalised messages and follow-ups, and can run the conversation end to end. You shape what they say with an AI knowledge base (files, URLs and your website) and agent instructions for tone and style. When a lead looks ready, the agent triggers your call to action, such as booking a meeting, and leads are tagged automatically as they qualify.
Multi-account management and the unified inbox
You can connect several LinkedIn profiles, assign campaigns by sender and manage every DM in one AI inbox with triage labels. Voice notes, videos, images and files can be sent from the inbox, and old pending connection requests are cleaned up automatically.
Safety features
ScaliQ says it uses humanlike timing, randomised pauses, throttling and account rotation to reduce the risk of LinkedIn restrictions. That is sensible, but no tool can promise LinkedIn will never act on automated activity.
Analytics and integrations
A dashboard tracks connection acceptance, replies and meetings. Every plan includes an API and webhooks, CRM connections through Zapier, Make and n8n, and an MCP connector for Claude or GPT. White label is included on Pro.
ScaliQ pricing and plans
ScaliQ publishes these prices, which it describes as launch pricing for the first 1,500 users. A 7-day free trial is available.
| Plan | Price | LinkedIn accounts | Leads a month |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starter | $46 a month | 1 | 500 |
| Pro | $96 a month | 3 | 1,500 |
| Scale | Custom | Unlimited | Unlimited |
There is also a pay-per-result service, ScaliQ Performance, which the vendor says books qualified B2B meetings from $99 per attended meeting.
Lifetime deal. ScaliQ ran a lifetime deal on AppSumo with four tiers from $99 (1 LinkedIn sender, 500 leads a month) to $599 (4 senders, 2,000 leads a month). At the time of writing the deal is marked sold out, so the subscription plans are the way to buy it.
Limits and drawbacks
- LinkedIn only. There is no email channel in the published features, so multichannel sequences need another tool.
- Lead caps. 500 leads a month on Starter is enough for a consultant, but agencies running several clients will need Pro or Scale.
- Short track record. The company is about a year old. The testimonials on its site are positive, but there is not much independent long-term feedback yet.
- Letting AI talk to prospects. Agents that run conversations end to end save time, but they can also say the wrong thing to a valuable lead. I would keep a close eye on the inbox for the first few weeks.
ScaliQ alternatives
- Sendpilot is a LinkedIn outreach tool with multi-step sequences, a unified inbox and a built-in lead database.
- Lemlist combines email and LinkedIn steps in one multichannel sequence.
- HeyReach is aimed at agencies running LinkedIn campaigns across many sender accounts.
Verdict
ScaliQ has a clear focus: AI agents doing the research, personalisation and early conversation on LinkedIn, with sensible safety features and good integrations for a tool this young. The launch pricing is reasonable for what is included.
I would use the 7-day trial on one account with a modest daily volume, check the quality of the messages and replies, and only then add more senders. If you need email outreach as well, a multichannel tool is the better fit.
