How does AI Outreach write a personalized message?
Open any saved lead from your CRM Pipeline and its Reddit username, subreddit, original post, and intent score are pulled in automatically as context — or type your own context manually for a lead you haven't saved yet. Choose email or Reddit DM, a tone from professional to persuasive, and a length, and the message is written specifically around that context, not a generic template with a name swapped in.
Why doesn't LeadLinx auto-send messages?
Because automated posting and DMing is exactly what gets Reddit accounts banned — a principle covered across LeadLinx's own guide to automating Reddit outreach safely. LeadLinx automates the research and the drafting; a human still reviews and sends every single message. An auto-send toggle exists in the product today only as a preview of a future release — it's clearly labeled and does not send anything yet.
Can I regenerate a message before using it?
Yes. Regenerate produces a new draft side-by-side with the one you already have, and you choose which version to keep before copying anything. Nothing is overwritten until you decide the new version is actually better.
How does it know what to actually say?
For any lead worth the extra thought, the AI Sales Intelligence profile already recommends a specific angle, what to avoid, and the right tone based on that person's own history — AI Outreach is where that recommendation turns into an actual message you can send.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is AI Outreach in LeadLinx?
AI Outreach drafts a personalized message for a specific lead — using their original post, subreddit, and intent score as context — tuned to the platform, tone, and length you choose. You review it, regenerate it if needed, then copy and send it yourself.
Does AI Outreach automatically send messages to my leads?
No. Auto-send is a preview toggle for a future release and is clearly labeled "coming soon" in the product — it does not send anything today. Every message LeadLinx generates is written for you to review and send manually, which also keeps your account safely within Reddit's rules against automated posting.
How much does generating a message cost?
Each generation costs 10 credits. Regenerating a message you're not happy with costs the same 10 credits again, since it's a new AI generation — you can compare the new draft against the original before deciding which one to keep.
Is AI Outreach available on the free plan?
Yes, the standalone AI Outreach page is available on every plan. The one exception is the inline "Reply" shortcut inside the CRM Pipeline board, which is a Premium feature — generating from the main Outreach page works the same way on a free account.
What information does the AI use to write the message?
Whatever context you give it: the lead's Reddit username, subreddit, original post, and intent score if you opened it from a saved lead, or anything you type manually. More specific context produces a more specific, less generic-sounding message.
Which platforms can I generate messages for?
Email and Reddit DM. Each has its own generation rules — for example, email gets a subject line, Reddit DMs stay shorter and more conversational to match how the platform is actually used.
Can I see messages I generated in the past?
Yes. The History tab logs every message you've generated, along with the lead name, platform, tone, and timestamp, so you can copy an old message again or check what you already sent someone before following up.