Individual
1 seat, 1 connected LinkedIn account
For solo founders, consultants, operators and sales professionals running their own outreach.
₹2,999/ month
Regular price ₹7,499 / month
Templates get ignored.Disperse writes from facts.
For founders and sales teams. It qualifies each LinkedIn lead, checks claims against the profile, and lets you approve drafts.
Sends LinkedIn connection requests and messages from your own browser. Card required, nothing charged for 14 days.
Hi {{first_name}}, I came across your profile and was impressed by what you're building at {{company}}. Do you have 15 minutes this week for a quick call?
The same text goes to every lead on the list. Only the name and company change; nothing else comes from the profile.
What Disperse drafts instead, shown in Review mode
DisperseDashboardCampaignsLeadsInsights
Extension connectedMeera Iyer
Head of Revenue Operations at Tessmoor Logistics
Revenue leadersConnected
New rolestarted 3 weeks ago OverlapSame school: Rampura Institute of Technology
Opener message · awaiting approval2h ago
Hi Meera, congrats on the move to Head of Revenue Operations at Tessmoor Logistics. We both went through Rampura Institute of Technology, so I wanted to say hello. What's the first thing you're changing about how the team finds new accounts?
Check: Her profile lists the school but not the years, so the draft does not say when you both attended.
Approve & sendEdit insteadReject
Generic outreach gets ignored. Personal outreach doesn't scale.
And tools that run your LinkedIn account from a datacenter can get it restricted.
One template for everyone
Most outreach tools send the same message to the whole list, with the name and company swapped in. It reads like a template because it is one.
Disperse: qualifies each lead against your targeting first, then drafts from facts it can confirm on their profile.
How it checks each leadSent from a datacenter, not from you
Many tools run your LinkedIn account from a cloud server. Traffic from a datacenter is a known route to account restrictions.
Disperse: connection requests and messages go out from your own browser on your own network, at capped and paced rates.
What it does for your accountReal research doesn't scale by hand
A message worth replying to starts with reading the person's profile. Done by hand, that takes time for every single lead.
Disperse: reads each profile and drafts the message, so you can review a queue instead of writing from scratch.
See the setup
Disperse checks the lead and the draft before anything sends.
Each lead is qualified, each draft is checked against the profile, and in Review mode every draft waits for your approval.
Qualifies before it spends a request
It searches for people who match your target titles, seniority, geography and company accounts, and checks buying signals such as a recent job change. Leads that don't fit are dropped before a connection request is spent on them.
Checks every claim against the profile
The messaging agent matches shared schools and employers against the profiles it has read. Anything it can't confirm is left out or flagged for you.
Where each claim comes from
- “Tallowgate Systems”: listed on both profiles.
- “the move to Plinthwise”: his current role, from his profile.
- Left out: a shared school. No school appears on both profiles.
Lets you approve every draft first
In Review mode each draft waits in your inbox. Approve, edit or reject it with single-key shortcuts. Auto mode sends without that step, and Manual leaves the writing to you.
A ten-second look at the dashboard
The walkthrough opens on the dashboard overview, moves to the leads list, opens one lead to send a first message, and ends on the insights view.
0:00 / 0:00
Set it up once. Then choose how much you review.
Connect your browser
Install the Chrome extension. It pairs with the LinkedIn session you are already signed into, and Disperse never asks for your password.
Describe who to reach
Set your target titles, seniority, geography and company accounts once. Disperse searches for matching people and qualifies each one.
Approve the drafts
In Review mode, drafts wait in your inbox. Approve, edit or reject each one with single-key shortcuts.
It sends inside your caps
Messages go out from your own browser, inside daily and weekly caps, with automatic warm-up on new accounts.
Pacing lowers the chance of a restriction. It cannot remove it.
No outreach tool can promise your account will never be restricted. Here is what Disperse does to keep the risk down.
What runs where
In your Chrome, on your network
Connection requests and messages.
On Disperse servers, encrypted
Your LinkedIn session cookies, so some read-only lookups can run while your browser is closed.
- Your browser, your network
- Connection requests and messages go out from your own logged-in Chrome session, not from a datacenter. Disperse never asks for your LinkedIn password.
- Daily and weekly caps
- Send caps are enforced in code, and unanswered follow-ups have a hard cap.
- Warm-up and cool-down
- Account safety mode adds a gradual warm-up on new accounts and an automatic cool-down after a LinkedIn limit warning.
- Spaced, randomized actions
- Actions are spaced with minimum gaps and randomized delays instead of firing in bursts.
Two plans. Nothing is charged for 14 days.
Team
3 seats, each with its own connected LinkedIn account
For agencies, sales teams and co-founders running outreach from several accounts.
₹6,999/ month
₹2,333 per seat
Regular price ₹17,499 / month
Everything in Individual for all 3 seats. Each seat connects its own LinkedIn account, with its own send caps and warm-up.
Start 14-day trial
New workspaces get a 14-day trial: a card is required and nothing is charged for 14 days. A workspace that has already used its trial subscribes directly, and the checkout screen tells you which applies before you pay. After the trial your plan bills monthly unless you cancel first, and you can cancel anytime with a single click.
The founding rate is confirmed on the checkout screen. Once you have it, it stays for as long as your workspace stays continuously subscribed. You choose Individual or Team after you create your account.
Both plans include
- Full qualification and pacing engine
- Shared-history claims checked against the profile, or flagged for you
- An optional review queue for AI drafts
- Daily and weekly send caps enforced in code, with automatic warm-up on new accounts
- Re-engagement sequences for your 1st-degree connections
- Each connected account on its own browser session
Questions before you start
The guide covers campaigns, safety limits, extension pairing and the inbox in full. Read the guide
Will this get my LinkedIn account restricted?
No tool can promise that. Disperse is built to lower the risk. Connection requests and messages go out from your own browser on your own network, not from a datacenter. Daily and weekly send caps are enforced in code, actions keep minimum gaps, unanswered follow-ups have a hard cap, new accounts warm up gradually, and it cools down automatically after a LinkedIn limit warning.
Do I have to approve every message before it sends?
Only if you want to. Each opener and follow-up sequence has its own mode: Review holds every AI draft in your inbox until you approve, edit or reject it, Auto writes and sends on its own, and Manual leaves the writing to you. Starting in Review is the safest way to see how a campaign sounds.
Will the messages sound like me, or like a template?
You state your offer's core claim once, in your own words, and follow-ups are checked to make sure it appears word for word. Specific details, such as a shared school or employer, have to match what Disperse read on the person's profile. Anything it can't confirm is left out or flagged, and a draft with an unfilled placeholder never reaches your queue.
What happens to my LinkedIn login details?
Disperse never asks for your LinkedIn password. The extension works through the session you are already logged into. It also syncs that session's cookies to Disperse's servers, where they are stored encrypted, so some read-only lookups can run while your browser is closed. Read the Privacy page
What happens when the 14-day trial ends?
New workspaces get a 14-day trial. A card is required to start, and nothing is charged for 14 days. A workspace that has already used its trial subscribes directly, and the checkout screen tells you which applies before you pay. After the trial your plan bills monthly unless you cancel first, and you can cancel anytime with a single click.
How is Disperse different from other LinkedIn automation tools?
Connection requests and messages go out from your own browser and LinkedIn session, not from a datacenter. Disperse decides who is worth contacting before it sends anything, drafts from details it can confirm on the person's profile, flags what it cannot confirm, and lets you hold every draft for your approval.
How do I tell it who to target?
You describe who you want to reach once, when you set up a campaign: titles, seniority, geography, company accounts, and buying signals such as a recent job change. Disperse applies that to every profile it evaluates, so you are not re-deciding lead by lead.
Can it message people I am already connected to?
Yes. Disperse can search, qualify and message your existing 1st-degree connections with tailored re-engagement sequences. Those drafts can go through the same review queue.
Try it on your own LinkedIn account for 14 days.
Connect the extension, describe who you want to reach, and review the first drafts yourself.
Start 14-day trial
Card required. Nothing charged for 14 days. Cancel anytime.