Priced per profile, not per seat.

This is the first thing everyone asks, and it is why managed profiles exist. On a managed profile, the automation runs on an account we own and maintain — your own profile is never in the loop, so there is nothing of yours to restrict. If you would rather run outreach from your own account, Frosty stays inside human activity limits, ramps volume gradually instead of starting at the cap, and works from a stable, residential-grade session rather than a datacentre one. The risk is never mathematically zero on your own account, which is exactly why we offer the option that carries none.

A real, complete LinkedIn profile built and warmed by our team, which runs campaigns on your behalf — think of it as an outreach employee rather than a tool. It has its own history and activity, it connects and follows up under your campaign rules, and every reply it gets lands in your inbox. You do not supply an account or credentials, and you do not manage it day to day.

Yes. Plenty of founders want outreach to come from their own name, and Frosty supports that on every plan. You connect your account once, and campaigns run from it under conservative activity limits. You can also mix the two — your profile for the highest-value segment, managed profiles for volume.

No. We never ask for, receive or store your LinkedIn password. Connecting your own account captures a session token, which is encrypted at rest and used only to run the campaigns you have set up. You can revoke it at any time from your dashboard or by ending the session from LinkedIn's own settings, and it is deleted when you disconnect the account or close your Frosty account.

Every message to every lead is written for that person — not a template with a first name slotted into it. Frosty reads the profile it is about to message and writes from what is actually there: the role, the company, recent activity, shared ground. Two people with the same job title at different companies get genuinely different messages. You set the voice, the offer and the boundaries; you can review and approve messages before they send while you are getting comfortable.

It depends on the account's age and standing, and Frosty ramps rather than starting at the ceiling — but a warmed managed profile settles at roughly a few hundred new people a week across requests and follow-ups. That is a deliberate limit, not a technical one: outreach that looks like a script performs worse and ages the account faster. If you need more reach, add profiles rather than pushing one harder — which is exactly why the plans are priced per profile.

The lead is removed from every remaining follow-up immediately, the conversation is flagged in your inbox, and a human takes it from there. Frosty will not answer a live conversation for you. Automating the boring, repetitive part is the point; automating the part where the deal is actually won is how you lose it.

The product, not a demo of it. You set up a real campaign, it runs, and you see real replies. No card is required to start, and every plan opens with the same trial.

Not for managed profiles — whatever the profile needs is already on it. If you are running campaigns from your own account, Sales Navigator gives you better search filters and a higher ceiling, so we recommend it, but Frosty works without it.

A first campaign takes about twenty minutes to define: your ICP, your offer, and the tone you want messages written in. Managed profiles are assigned and warmed on our side, so there is no account setup on yours. On Growth and above, a success manager does the first campaign build with you.

Yes — that is what the profile count buys you. Each profile can carry its own campaign, ICP and messaging, which is how agencies keep clients cleanly separated while watching everything from one dashboard.

From your dashboard, in one click, with no notice period and no call to sit through. Billing is monthly; cancel before the renewal date and you are not charged again.