Salee (Linxa) review: features, pricing and verdict

What is Salee (Linxa)?

This Salee review covers a tool that now trades as Linxa. Salee began as a LinkedIn Chrome extension that used AI to write LinkedIn invites, follow-ups and objection replies, and Linxa's site says it was built by the team behind Salee.

Today Linxa runs LinkedIn outreach in the cloud. It builds campaigns from your website, finds prospects, writes personalised messages and sorts replies in a Smart Inbox.

How Salee (Linxa) works

Linxa starts from your own website. It drafts a product brief and an ideal customer profile, builds a sequence around them, and uses AI prompts to add a personal line for each prospect.

Step 1: Start from your website

Paste your website address and Linxa drafts a product brief and ideal customer profile. Pick a language, tone and goal.

Step 2: Find the right people

Pull prospects from LinkedIn searches, Sales Navigator lists, post activity and profiles, ranked by how well they fit.

Step 3: Personalise with prompts

Mix templates with prompts that read each profile, so a message mentions the person's real role instead of a pasted job title.

Step 4: Review, then automate

Check the first drafts and tune the prompts, then switch on automatic sending when you're happy.

Step 5: Handle replies

Replies arrive in Smart Inbox, which flags missed replies and hot leads, and the Team plan adds a shared CRM.

Who is Salee (Linxa) best for?

Salee, now called Linxa, suits founders and small sales teams who care most about the words in each message. Its prompts read a prospect's profile and add a relevant line, and you can approve drafts before switching on autopilot.

A good fit if you

• Want AI to personalise each LinkedIn message
• Like reviewing drafts before anything is sent
• Want a free inbox tool before paying
• Write outreach in more than one language

Skip it if you

• Need native HubSpot or email finding built in
• Want campaigns from events or group members
• Need detailed safety limits spelled out up front
• Prefer a tool with a longer track record

Why use Salee (Linxa) at all?

Generic LinkedIn messages get ignored. Linxa's main promise is a message that reads as if you'd looked at the person's profile, at a price small teams can manage.

It also suits people new to outreach, because it turns a website address into a first campaign rather than starting from a blank page.

Linxa also has an assistant called Linxa Agent that you talk to in plain language. You can ask for today's focus list, a prospect search or a first draft, and it prepares the work for you to review rather than acting on its own.

For people who already use AI tools, Linxa can be connected to clients such as Claude, Cursor and Codex through the Model Context Protocol, so you can trigger the same tasks from the AI app you prefer.

The Team plan keeps each teammate's LinkedIn inbox private while sharing contacts, deals and next steps in one pipeline, and teammates can join without sharing LinkedIn passwords.

How we keep pages like this one accurate and up to date is explained in our editorial policy.

If you run outreach across email and calling too, our TexAu review covers a workflow-based tool built for that.

And if your main need is finding contact details, Lusha is a data tool rather than an outreach one, so the two can work side by side.

For the way we compare tools like these, see our testing and scoring page.

How we reviewed it

This review draws on Linxa's own website and pricing page and the Salee listing on the Chrome Web Store, all read on October 16, 2026. We also looked at how sales tool directories describe Salee.

We didn't run campaigns through it ourselves. Every price comes from the Linxa pricing page, and features are described the way the company presents them.

What we liked

Genuinely personal messages

Prompts read each LinkedIn profile and write a relevant sentence, and you can run campaigns in several languages.

A real free plan

Smart Inbox is a free plan, not a time-limited trial, so you can test the product without a card.

Cloud sending with control

Campaigns run in the cloud and you choose between reviewing drafts and full autopilot.

What we didn't like

Two names, one product

Salee now goes by Linxa, and the Chrome Web Store listing still uses the old name. If you're searching for either, it isn't obvious at first that they're the same product.

Light on safety detail

The site says sending follows your schedule and limits, but it doesn't publish clear weekly caps or a warmup routine the way the most safety-focused tools do.

Salee (Linxa) pricing

Prices are monthly billing. Annual billing on Outreach and Team gives two months free. Linxa says no credit card is needed to start and you can cancel at any time.

Team is charged per connected LinkedIn account, not per user.

Prices checked October 16, 2026.

Is Salee (Linxa) safe?

Linxa doesn't ask for your LinkedIn password, and it lets you review drafts before anything is sent. It says sending follows your schedule and limits, though it doesn't publish exact weekly caps.

Any tool that automates LinkedIn carries some risk, because LinkedIn's third-party rules don't allow software that automates activity. Keep volumes modest and start in review mode.

Salee (Linxa) review: our verdict

Linxa takes what Salee did well, personal AI messages, and wraps it in a cloud platform with a genuinely free inbox. For founders who want better-written outreach at a low price, it's a reasonable pick. It falls behind on published safety limits and lead sources, though, and teams running LinkedIn at any scale will find Aimfox, top of our LinkedIn automation picks, the stronger choice.

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