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The core idea

Outreach profiles that work like employees, not like a tool.

Most LinkedIn tools automate your account — which caps your volume at what one person can safely do and puts your own profile on the line. Frosty runs campaigns on profiles we build, warm and maintain, so neither of those is your problem.

Prefer to send from your own name? That works on every plan too.

Why this matters more than features

The real cost of automating your own profile.

LinkedIn is not neutral about automation. Push your own account too hard and you get a warning, a restriction, or in the worst case the loss of an account holding a decade of relationships, recommendations and history you cannot rebuild.

Even short of a ban, one profile has a hard ceiling — a few hundred people a week — and pushing past it is exactly what triggers the restriction. Your growth plan and your risk are the same dial.

Managed profiles separate them.

  • Your account is never in the loop

    The automation runs on a profile we own and maintain. Your personal LinkedIn — your network, your history, your job — is not exposed to any of it.

  • Scale is a dial, not a hiring plan

    One profile has a human ceiling on how many people it can approach. Adding a second doubles your reach the same day, without a contract or an onboarding.

  • Warmed, not freshly minted

    Every managed profile is built and aged by our team — complete, credible and active long before it sends anything on your behalf.

  • One dashboard over all of them

    However many profiles are running, campaigns, replies and numbers report into a single place. You do not log into six accounts to see one pipeline.

Side by side

A tool on your account, versus a profile of ours.

 Automating your own accountA Frosty managed profile
Whose account sendsYours — the one your career runs onOurs — a profile we own and maintain
If LinkedIn restricts itYou lose your network and your historyWe swap the profile; your campaign keeps running
Doubling your reachHire someone and buy another seatAdd a profile — same day, same dashboard
Warm-upYours to do, slowly, and risky to rushDone before the profile is ever assigned to you
Day-to-day upkeepYoursOurs

How a profile is made

Curated by our team, warmed long before it works for you.

A profile that was created yesterday and starts sending today is the fastest way to a restriction. Every managed profile goes through the same four stages before it touches your campaign.

  1. 01

    Built

    A complete, credible profile — photo, headline, history, connections — assembled by our team rather than spun up from a script.

  2. 02

    Warmed

    It behaves like a person for weeks before it works for anyone: browsing, connecting, posting, at human hours and human volume.

  3. 03

    Assigned

    It is attached to your account and your campaign. Its inbox reports into your dashboard from that point on.

  4. 04

    Run and watched

    We monitor acceptance rates and standing continuously, and slow a profile down — or replace it — before a problem reaches your pipeline.

The second benefit

Scale becomes a number you choose.

Doubling outbound normally means hiring — a search, an offer, an onboarding, three months before anything lands. Here it means running two profiles instead of one, starting the same day.

That is why the plans are priced per profile rather than per seat. You are buying capacity, and capacity is the profile.

See what each plan includes

capacity / per profile

1 profile
One operator's worth of outreach, always on
3 profiles
A small team's worth, three campaigns wide
6 profiles
Full coverage for a revenue team
Unlimited
Agency and multi-client volume

Who gets the most out of this.

  • Founders doing their own outbound and running out of hours
  • Sales teams that need pipeline without more headcount
  • Agencies running outreach for several clients at once
  • Recruiters sourcing candidates at volume

Try it with a managed profile.

Seven days, a real campaign, real replies — running on a profile that is not yours to worry about.