Is it safe for our reps' LinkedIn accounts?
Cloud sending at human pace, warmup and daily limits per profile. Only screened leads ever receive a message, which keeps spam reports away.
Fewer messages. More replies. Every one of them qualified before a rep sees it.
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Obert is a sales engagement platform for B2B sales teams of 2 to 20 reps. Signals find buyers, agents qualify them against your ICP, each rep sends from their own account, and every reply lands in one team inbox.It finds buyers from intent signals, qualifies each one against your ICP, sends from each rep's own LinkedIn and email, and puts every reply in one team inbox. Reps see only qualified conversations. Leaders see what works.
Most outbound tools give a sales leader a number that goes up and a pipeline that does not.
Activity, not pipeline.
Requests sent and sequences running tell you nothing about whether the right people were contacted.
Reps research instead of selling.
Mornings in Sales Navigator and a spreadsheet, afternoons in a sender tool. Selling happens in the gaps.
A stack you cannot defend.
Five subscriptions, three logins per rep, and no answer when finance asks what outbound costs per meeting.
The work reps should not do moves to the system. Reps are left with conversations.
Write one ICP for the team.
Standardize the input, not the rep. Pick two or three intent signals to watch.
Agents qualify every lead.
Leads that fail your ICP never get a message. That selection is why replies go up.
Each rep sends from their own account.
LinkedIn and email at human pace. More reps means more reach, never one account doing ten.
One team inbox.
See every thread, hand a conversation to an AE, spot who is stuck.
Write one ICP for the team.
Standardize the input, not the rep. Pick two or three intent signals to watch.
Agents qualify every lead.
Leads that fail your ICP never get a message. That selection is why replies go up.
Each rep sends from their own account.
LinkedIn and email at human pace. More reps means more reach, never one account doing ten.
One team inbox.
See every thread, hand a conversation to an AE, spot who is stuck.
Three questions come up in every purchase review.
Cloud sending at human pace, warmup and daily limits per profile. Only screened leads ever receive a message, which keeps spam reports away.
Reps adopt tools that give them replies, not tasks. A rep's daily job is a sorted list of people who already answered. Setup is done once.
Obert replaces the list builder, LinkedIn sender, email sender and signals tool for outbound. Your CRM stays.
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A team that made the switch
DREAMS, a property-tech platform selling in more than 30 countries, ran team outbound from LinkedIn and Excel and mostly got zero replies. With signal-based targeting and qualification before every send, 4 out of 10 cold LinkedIn messages now get an answer.
Read the DREAMS story →“Our outbound doesn't depend on motivation anymore. It's a system that works.”
May Zeevi · Head of GTM, DREAMS
The system a sales team uses to run outreach: who to contact, on which channel, with what message, and what happened next. Older platforms started from email and CRM. Obert starts from LinkedIn signals and AI qualification, then adds email and phone.
Standardize the input, not the rep. Write one ICP, choose two or three intent signals, and let the system qualify and draft from those rules for every rep.
It is safe when sending runs at human pace with warmup and daily limits per profile, and messages only go to qualified leads. Obert enforces all of that by default.
Published benchmarks put cold LinkedIn reply rates around 10% (Expandi: 10.4% across 6.7M messages). Obert customers average 24%. The difference is qualification.
For outbound: the list builder, the LinkedIn sender, the email sender and the signals tool. Stacks like that commonly cost over $500 a month. Obert does not replace your CRM.
Five senders at $79 each is $395 a month, or $345 a month billed quarterly ($69 per sender). A sender is one LinkedIn account plus its email. Team seats are unlimited, free usage is included per product, and every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.
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