Product walkthrough of the Disperse dashboard: campaign setup, lead qualification, and the message review queue.
Subject: Quick question re: ScaleVector
Hi {{First_Name}},
I came across your profile and was impressed by what you are building at {{Company}}. Do you have 15 minutes this Thursday for a quick call?
Hi Jordan, saw you moved into the Head of Ops role a few weeks back. Curious how the transition's going, especially since we overlapped at the same company a few years ago.
Sequencers dump hundreds of matches from a saved search into one sequence bucket. A staff engineer and an entry-level SDR get the same message with a name swapped in, and recipients spot the merge tag instantly.
Tools that route your outreach through a separate machine, on a datacenter IP that looks nothing like you, are the exact pattern LinkedIn's fraud heuristics are built to catch.
A genuinely researched message gets real replies. But reading someone's recent posts, job history, and shared connections takes real time per lead, and nobody has hours a day for it.
Disperse is not a bulk sender with a language model bolted on. It is a screening and qualification engine that happens to draft the message at the end.
What it does: Runs every action inside your real, already-signed-in Chrome session, using your own cookies and your own IP.
Why it matters: There is no separate machine impersonating you, so there is nothing about your account's behavior for LinkedIn to notice as foreign.
What it does: Reads a lead's full profile, recent activity, and company signals before anything is queued to send.
Why it matters: Most imported leads were never going to reply. They get dropped here instead of spending a connection request.
What it does: Anchors every specific claim to something observable: a role change, a shared employer, a mutual connection.
Why it matters: If there is no verifiable hook, the draft is flagged rather than padded with invented flattery.
What it does: Routes drafts into a review queue where you can approve, edit, or reject before anything leaves your account.
Why it matters: You never find out after the fact what your AI said to a prospect. You set how much runs unattended.
What it does: Applies randomized delays, a warm-up ramp on new accounts, and a hard cap on unanswered follow-ups.
Why it matters: It reads and clicks like someone with other things to do today, not a script running at machine speed.
Moving automation onto a separate cloud machine, away from your own browser, makes it safer.
Runs through your own browser, on your own LinkedIn session, the same way you'd use LinkedIn yourself.
A second machine acting as you is still a second machine acting as you, no matter how well it's disguised. There's nothing about your account's behavior for LinkedIn to notice as different, because nothing about it is different.
More automation, more volume, more messages sent, is how you get more replies.
Qualifies who's actually worth contacting before it sends anything, and learns from what actually gets replies.
Fewer, better-targeted connection requests protect your account standing and your reply rate at the same time. Volume for its own sake is the thing that gets accounts flagged.
Full autonomy, an AI that runs entire conversations with no human checkpoint, is the end goal.
Flags anything it's uncertain about for you to review before it sends, and you decide how hands-off you want to be.
You never end up finding out what your AI said to a prospect after the fact. You set the level of control, from fully reviewed to fully automatic.
Install the extension and sign in once. From then on, Disperse acts through your real session: your cookies, your IP, your pace.
One core claim, stated exactly how you'd say it. The agent is only allowed to use your words, not improvise new ones.
High-value leads route to your inbox for a look before anything sends. Lower tiers can auto-send once you trust the pattern.
Accepts, replies, and state changes land in one thread, matched to the same pipeline you can watch live.
Each one checked against real qualification criteria before it could count as a lead.
Passed multi-factor qualification and signal validation.
The rest were filtered out rather than contacted.
Most outreach tools report how many people you reached. The number that matters here is the one in the middle: out of everything Disperse looked at, only 22.0% was ever worth contacting, and the rest were dropped before they cost you a connection request.
Names and companies below are illustrative. The checks running underneath are exactly what every real draft goes through before it reaches you.
Hey Alex, thanks for the reply! Since you mentioned the backlog your ops team's been fighting, we built the routing layer three teams like yours are already running on. Worth a 15-minute look, or should I check back in a few weeks?
“...we built the routing layer three teams like yours are already running at competitor scale”
Core claim, checked verbatim
The highlighted line is the one fact your campaign is built on. If a draft can't include it exactly, it gets flagged, not reworded.
No unfilled placeholders
A draft that still says {first_name} never reaches your queue. It's caught and regenerated before you see it.
Nothing sends on its own
Every opener and follow-up waits here until you edit it, approve it, or reject it.
Locked in for as long as your workspace stays continuously subscribed. Not a discount code that resets.
For one person running their own outreach
Billed monthly · Cancel anytime
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For teams running several accounts
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Most tools in this category either run a script through a browser extension, which behaves nothing like a real person's pace, or move everything onto a separate cloud machine and treat that distance as the safety feature. Neither actually solves the problem. Disperse runs through your own browser and your own LinkedIn session, decides who's worth contacting before it sends anything, and flags anything uncertain for you to check. It's built to behave like one careful person, not to disguise a machine as one.
Run your outreach through an agent that qualifies before it sends and writes from something real about the person, not a merge field.
A card is required. Nothing is charged for 14 days. Runs on your own browser.