Reach people asking for what you sell.
Fareof finds public LinkedIn posts that signal need and reaches out.
Within daily limits you set. Automating LinkedIn can lead to account restrictions; read the limits.
Then acceptance is checked.
“We’re opening a second warehouse in Pune and need inventory software. Can anyone recommend vendors?”
- Fit check
- Asks for outside software. Matches an inventory product for multi-site operators.
Uncertain fits wait for you.
Four steps, then it runs.
Connect LinkedIn
Use the browser extension, pasted cookies or a sign-in with a verification code. Stored encrypted; remove it anytime.
Describe your offer
Say what service you provide and who you want to reach. That is the whole brief.
Press Start
Everything after runs on its own, inside your daily limits. Email is optional.
Handle what needs you
Anything uncertain lands in a “Needs you” queue instead of being guessed at.
What runs after Start.
One campaign per workspace. Each lead moves through the same sequence.
Search
Recent public posts that signal need.
Check fit
AI compares the quoted evidence to your offer.
Find the employer
Resolved before anything is sent.
Connect
A request, then a check for acceptance.
Message once
After acceptance, one prepared message.
Email (optional)
With a mailbox: an introduction and routine replies.
What you control.
- Daily limits
- Conservative defaults: 3 connection requests and 5 emails a day. Changeable.
- Signal freshness
- Posts from the last 48 hours by default. Configurable.
- Review first
- Choose “review each message first” and nothing sends until you approve it.
- LinkedIn-only or email too
- LinkedIn-only never touches a mailbox. Add one later with an SMTP/IMAP app password.
- Your session
- Stored encrypted; remove it anytime. No third-party scraping or lead-data services.
- Contact details
- A self-hosted contact finder and public business phone lookups add details. Phone numbers are ones a company publishes on its own site, shown as unverified.
- Needs you queue
- Uncertain fits, negotiation, pricing and ambiguous replies wait for you.
Honest limits.
- LinkedIn may restrict accounts that automate. Conservative limits reduce that risk. They do not remove it.
- No guaranteed replies, meetings or revenue. A qualified lead is a match on evidence, not a promise.
- AI fit checks can be wrong. That is why the quoted evidence is kept with each lead.
- Email is optional, and it only handles routine replies. The rest is yours.
Setup guides.
Connect LinkedIn
Three ways to connect, and what to do when LinkedIn asks you to sign in again.
Create your agent and start
Describe your offer, set limits, press Start, and see what runs.
Add a mailbox (optional)
Connect SMTP and IMAP for email introductions and routine replies.
What “Needs you” means
What lands in the queue, and what to do with it.
No leads yet?
Check each stage separately before changing your targeting.
One plan. $19 a month.
Per workspace, plus applicable tax. Cancel in Billing.
Included
- LinkedIn research, fit checks and outreach
- Optional email introductions and routine replies
- Daily limits, review-first mode, Needs you queue
- One campaign per workspace
Daily limits apply. Applicable tax is calculated at checkout.
Before you start.
Can my LinkedIn account be restricted?
Yes. Automating LinkedIn can lead to restrictions or a request to verify your identity. Fareof starts with 3 connection requests a day to reduce that risk, but cannot remove it. Use an account you are prepared to risk, and lower the limits if in doubt.
How does Fareof access LinkedIn?
Through your own session, which you share with the browser extension, paste as cookies, or create by signing in with verification-code support. It is stored encrypted and you can remove it at any time. Fareof does not use third-party scraping or lead-data services.
Do I need to connect email?
No. A LinkedIn-only campaign skips the mailbox entirely, and you can add one later. With a mailbox (SMTP/IMAP app password), Fareof also sends a short introduction and handles routine replies.
What needs my attention?
Anything uncertain: unclear fits, negotiation, pricing questions and ambiguous replies. They wait in the Needs you queue, and Fareof does not answer them for you.
Can I approve messages before they send?
Yes. Switch the campaign to “review each message first” and nothing goes out until you approve it.
How fresh are the signals?
By default Fareof only looks at signals from the last 48 hours, so you reach people while the need is current. The lookback is configurable.
Will I get replies or meetings?
Fareof does not promise any. It finds people with a recent, quoted signal and contacts them politely within limits. Replies depend on your offer and timing.
How accurate are phone numbers?
Phone numbers come from public business lookups: numbers a company publishes on its own site. They are shown as unverified.
How many campaigns can I run?
One campaign per workspace.
Where do I sign in?
At app.fareof.com. This site has product information and guides only.