- Which plans include Spark Autopilot?
- Solo Autopilot, Business Autopilot, and done-for-you. Base Solo, base Business, and done-with-you include Spark for drafts, not the overnight pass.
- What's the difference between Spark and Spark Autopilot?
- Spark is the chat assistant inside the product: draft a message, polish copy, ask about a prospect. Spark Autopilot is separate: one pass over the whole account each business day that proposes who to start on a sequence, plus pauses and replies for you to approve. It does not send unattended; it keeps the quiet accounts from being skipped.
- Will this get my LinkedIn account restricted?
- Nobody can promise that, and anyone who does is selling. What we do is send no faster than a person plausibly could, start a new account low and raise it only as it warms up, and stop rather than push through a limit.
- Solo or Business: which do I start with?
- Solo if you're the one sending (one member). Business if a team shares one list. Business bills a minimum of two members. Connected LinkedIn and email accounts belong to the workspace, not to each member. A teammate does not need their own LinkedIn to participate, and a conversation stays on the account that started it.
- Can I add members or change plans later?
- Business starts at two billed members. Add more any time from Settings → Access. Billed quantity follows the roster. Moving between Solo, Solo Autopilot, Business, and Business Autopilot is self-serve from Settings → Plan. Moving to done-with-you or done-for-you is one conversation with us.
- What happens when I hit a cap?
- Connection attempts and messages each have their own rolling 24-hour cap, including the lower warm-up caps a newly connected account starts on. Hit one and the engine stops that class of action and names the rule that stopped it. It holds the item until the window rolls. It will not push past a cap, and it will not quietly drop what it could not send.
- What are the email-finder and AI limits?
- Email lookups and AI drafts each get a limit over any 30 days and a hard cap over any 24 hours. Both windows roll rather than reset on a date: use one up and that feature stops, then comes back gradually as older use ages out. It will not keep spending in the background.
- How does billing work?
- Pick Solo, Solo Autopilot, Business, or Business Autopilot, add a card, and nothing is charged for 7 days. Business plans bill on the members actually on your roster. Done-for-you is invoiced against an agreement: no checkout button, no surprise charge.
- How are done-with-you and done-for-you priced?
- Self-serve prices on this page are fixed — you checkout today. Specialist plans are quoted after a short conversation because the work varies: how many LinkedIn and email accounts, how much of the sending you keep, and whether you want a coach alongside you or operators running it. Every specialist agreement includes platform access and your connected accounts; done-for-you adds Spark Autopilot and a targeting brief captured in onboarding. We send a written quote before anything is invoiced.
- What is the difference between done-with-you and done-for-you?
- Done-with-you keeps you on the sends. A coach watches the account, clears what has stalled, and keeps the list moving. Spark drafting is included; the daily Autopilot pass is not. Done-for-you puts operators on the account to run day-to-day outreach in your voice, with Spark Autopilot writing the plan each morning. Both start with a conversation, not a checkout.