The revenue machine

Your calendar fills up.All you do is sign.

Your Neuraware agent finds your future clients on LinkedIn, vets every profile before anything is sent, writes, follows up and sorts the replies. You keep only the meetings.

  • 5–20 qualified meetings/mo
  • Cost shown upfront
  • Stops at the first reply

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The math is quick

Three ways to fill a pipeline.
Only one costs less than $5 a day.

The same work — targeting, writing, following up, tracking — has three very different prices. Let's lay them side by side, without rounding in our favor.

You, at night≈ 21h/month of your time
  • 2h/week finding and sorting profiles
  • 1.5h/week writing messages one by one
  • 1.5h/week of follow-ups and spreadsheet tracking
  • Forgotten follow-ups show up nowhere
Monthly cost at €50/h — adjust to your rate: ≈ €1,050
An SDR€3,000–4,500/month fully loaded
  • Public 2026 ranges, excluding tools and management
  • 2 to 3 months of ramp-up before cruising speed
  • Vacations, absences, turnover: weeks without prospecting every year
  • Hiring takes weeks; a bad hire costs months
Mid-range: €3,500/month
Your Neuraware agent$89/month — 1st account
  • Prospects every working day, in sending windows spaced like a human
  • Starts gently — progressive ramp-up, visible on screen
  • Never misses a follow-up, stops the moment someone replies
  • 500 qualified prospects/month included — AI built in, no meter to watch
Per working day: ≈ $4.00

The bars are to scale with monthly costs. The one on the right is not a display bug: $89 against €3,500 is 2% — the agent costs 44 times less than the SDR mid-range.

Working solo? The agent prospects for you. Have extra accounts? Each keeps its own pace — one single inbox.

21 hours a month is a salary you pay yourself in evenings. Multiply them by your hourly rate — then compare with the agent's price.

The cost of waiting

While you read this page, your competitors are prospecting.

× 44cheaper than an SDR$89 of Neuraware agent against a €3,500 mid-range — the math fits on a receipt.
≈ 100conversations not opened every weekAt 20 invitations per day per account — our cautious default quotas — every week without an agent is ~100 first contacts that never happen. Over a month: more than 400.
$0for off-target profilesThe AI gatekeeper rejects bad profiles before anything is sent: a rejected profile never touches your quota. A duplicate is never counted twice.

These contacts are not “lost” in the dramatic sense — they are simply opened by someone else. Prospecting is a market of precedence: the first credible message takes the meeting.

What every dollar buys

$89 doesn't buy software.
It buys three jobs.

Your Neuraware agent does the three roles that make up a salesperson's salary: targeting, writing, handling replies. Here are its mechanisms, on screen, not in slogans.

Engine 1 — targeting

An AI gatekeeper judges every profile before you spend a cent

Describe your ideal client. Every incoming prospect — built-in search, CSV import, post engagers — is judged against that persona before anything is sent: full dossier, reasoned verdict. Uncertain cases wait for your decision in a review queue.

A rejected profile = quota preserved. Your daily invitations only go to profiles worth your money.

Engine 2 — writing and follow-up

Sequences that follow up without ever costing you a prospect

Invitation with note, message, InMail on open profiles, visit, like — chained in a visual editor with branches based on the reaction. The AI writes at three levels: your text, your sentences with zones it fills in, or the whole message from your brief. Test on 3 real prospects, for free, before launching.

A reply immediately stops every campaign for that prospect. A follow-up sent after a “yes” is a meeting going cold — the agent never commits it.

Engine 3 — converting into meetings

An inbox that turns replies into meetings

Every conversation from all your accounts in one place, in real time. Each reply is classified — interested, not now, info request — and unread ones stay on top. The AI proposes a draft in the thread; the Setter goes further: it replies with a single goal, booking the meeting, learns from your own answers and hands over the moment it doesn't know — it never makes things up.

This is where the money is won or lost: a hot reply handled the same day is worth more than ten new invitations. AI Setter as an option: +$59/month.

The copilot

And all of it is driven in one sentence.

Zero wasted clicks: you ask, it's done — and the cost is shown first.

And your accounts?

A restricted account is your revenue at a standstill.

Everything your agent brings in rests on healthy LinkedIn accounts. What burns an account is no mystery: always the same causes, all avoidable — provided the tool is built to avoid them.

The burst. Dozens of invitations at once, at 3 a.m. No human works like that — and it shows.
Day 1 at full power. An account going from zero to a hundred actions overnight: the most burning signal there is.
The sprayed list. A whole file invited without sorting. The “I don't know this person” pile up — each one counts.
Ignored signals. The tool that keeps sending after a warning, all the way to the restriction. Then it's too late.
A brute-force tool — the same day
Neuraware — the same day

A LinkedIn network is built over years; a restriction lands in one morning — and with it stop the invitations, the follow-ups, the pipeline. The right question is not “should you automate”: it's “with which guardrails”. Neuraware ships seven, as standard — here are the four that matter most.

Ramp-up, step by step

A fresh account starts slow and accelerates in steps — curve displayed, adjustable. Never a day 1 at full power.

A human rhythm, never a burst

Every action is randomly spaced within your sending windows. Never a fixed time, never a burst — even after a pause.

20% reserved for your replies

A fifth of the message quota is sanctuarized for the inbox: a campaign never prevents you from answering a hot prospect.

CampaignsInbox reserve — 20%

A safety score per account

Recalculated every day, purely informative: you see each account's health, you decide.

Plus three more guardrails as standard, on every account, at every price: daily ceilings always on display, automatic pause on a real network signal (error, invitation limit detected, disconnection — reason logged), automatic withdrawal of unanswered invitations.

The count before the click

You know the impact of every draw before you click.

The #1 complaint about credit-based tools: you discover the bill afterwards. At Neuraware there are no credits at all — one counter, your qualified prospects for the month, on screen before every run.

  • One counter: 500 qualified prospects per account per month. The gauge stays visible at all times — before, during and after every draw.
  • Counted on delivery, never before. A profile the gatekeeper rejects never touches your quota. A duplicate is never counted twice, whatever its origin.
  • Free test on 3 prospects. An AI column or a generated message is tried on 3 real profiles before you launch anything.
  • AI is included, no meter. Profile judging, AI columns, messages, reply sorting — nothing to watch, no surprise bill at month's end.

Your math, not our promise

How many months of Neuraware does a single sale pay back?

Two sliders, your numbers. This calculator doesn't predict your results — it compares your average deal size with the subscription price. It's arithmetic, not marketing.

$2,500
$500$20,000
5 %60 %

Honest math: closing from meetings is on you — your agent stops at booking the meeting. Basis: $89/month, first account. Everything is computed in your browser, nothing is sent.

One sale at $2,500 pays back 28 months of Neuraware.

5 mtgsare enough to sign this sale at a 20% closing rate — compare with the 5 to 20 qualified meetings a month of tooled prospecting aims for.
× 28every dollar of monthly subscription is covered 28 times by this single sale.
1 saleevery 28 months is enough for the agent to pay for itself. Everything else is revenue.

Break-even deliberately computed at the worst case: a single sale, a single account, the trial not counted.

14 days to verify this math on your side·no credit card

Pricing

Simple pricing, public soon. Talk to the team.

The grid is coming. Meanwhile, tell us your volume and your target: we answer within 24h with a clear proposal.

Money questions

What you ask yourself before paying

What exactly does the free trial include?

14 days, no credit card: 1 connected LinkedIn account and 150 qualified prospects to test the gatekeeper, the sequences and the inbox on your real prospects. If you don't go further, you export your lists as CSV and leave — the work done belongs to you.

How does the prospect quota work — and how do I avoid a surprise bill?

Every account includes 500 qualified prospects per month, pooled across all your workspaces. A prospect only counts once the gatekeeper retains it: a rejected off-target profile or a duplicate never counts. AI — judging, columns, messages, reply sorting — is included, with no meter. And nothing is charged on its own: once the quota is used up, draws wait in the queue and resume with a pack or at the month's renewal.

What if I want to stop?

Monthly subscription with no commitment, cancellable in 1 click from the settings. You export your lists and columns as CSV, and you can request permanent erasure of your data (GDPR). No data held hostage — that too is the difference with hiring: leaving costs nothing.

And my LinkedIn account — what does it risk?

A banned account is a pipeline at zero — we treat that risk with visible mechanisms, not promises: daily quotas always on display, progressive ramp-up, sends spaced like a human (never a burst), automatic freeze at the slightest signal from the network, automatic withdrawal of unanswered invitations, and 20% of the message quota reserved for your replies. Everything is on screen, account by account.

I already pay for a competitor tool — how much does migrating cost?

Time, almost none: Waalaxy, Lemlist and Expandi exports are recognized automatically (statuses converted to tags, already-contacted proposed as exclusions). From HeyReach, the import goes through the API and a campaign can be resumed right where it was — every prospect restarts from their true step, history kept separately.

How fast do I get my first meetings?

Honest answer: it depends on your market, your offer and your deal size — and a starting account ramps up progressively, for safety. We publish no number we haven't measured. That is exactly what the 14-day trial is for: measuring your number, on your side, with no credit card.

The math, one last time

Hiring: €3,500.
Your agent: $89.

And your first sale pays back months of subscription — you just ran that math yourself.

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