Replace SalesTouch?
NOT REALLY · don't botherThe local CRM and AI drafting layer are straightforward, but SalesTouch's core value is reliable access to LinkedIn's private network: authenticated sessions, live data extraction, residential IP routing, human-paced queues, limits, cooldowns, reconnection, and ongoing adaptation to platform changes. A one-shot clone either stops at manual copy and paste or becomes brittle automation that can put the LinkedIn account at risk.
Build me a local LinkedIn outreach cockpit inspired by SalesTouch. Requirements: - Node 22 + Express + better-sqlite3; one localhost web app with no accounts. - Import prospects from CSV with name, company, role, LinkedIn URL, source, notes, and last-contact date; validate and deduplicate by LinkedIn URL. - Let me paste profile, company, post, and conversation text into each record. Never crawl LinkedIn or read browser cookies. - Store my offer and ICP rules in config.json. Use the OpenAI API to return a fit score, evidence, a personalized angle, a connection note under 300 characters, a first DM, and one follow-up. Put OPENAI_API_KEY in .env. - A kanban pipeline: new, researched, ready, contacted, replied, won, lost. - A Today queue showing due follow-ups and a configurable manual daily limit. - Each action opens the LinkedIn profile in a new tab and has copy buttons for the approved text. It must never click, send, invite, comment, or publish. - Let me paste a new reply, show the complete conversation history, and draft a suggested response for approval. - Log every status change and copied draft in SQLite; export prospects and activity as CSV. Never pretend a copied message was sent. - Keep all data local. No cloud database, telemetry, background workers, or multi-user features. - Explicitly out of scope: LinkedIn login or cookies, scraping, Sales Navigator automation, residential proxies, auto-sending, engagement, publishing, multi-account orchestration, and claims that this is account-safe automation. - README: setup, CSV format, backup path, and an honest explanation that the tool replaces planning and drafting only, not SalesTouch's LinkedIn execution.
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They pay for the execution layer, not the dashboard. SalesTouch keeps authenticated LinkedIn sessions alive, turns private network data into agent tools, schedules actions within safety rules, and absorbs the maintenance when LinkedIn changes behavior. Rebuilding the screens is easy; operating the connection reliably without endangering an account is the product.
xlive LinkedIn and Sales Navigator searches and audience extraction
xauthenticated messages, invitations, engagement, and publishing
xresidential IP routing and resilient LinkedIn sessions
xhuman-paced queues, limits, cooldowns, and account safety controls
xmulti-account orchestration, activity logs, and analytics
No mature prior art is listed for this record.
What does the SalesTouch verdict mean?
The directory does not recommend replacing this one from a prompt. . Read the breakdown above.
What price does this directory record show for SalesTouch?
The directory records $49/month for Monthly, checked 2026-07-30. Verify the source before making a purchase decision. This reference stays outside retail Stack Math unless current matched evidence supports the comparison.
What do I lose by replacing SalesTouch?
Honestly: live LinkedIn and Sales Navigator searches and audience extraction; authenticated messages, invitations, engagement, and publishing; residential IP routing and resilient LinkedIn sessions; human-paced queues, limits, cooldowns, and account safety controls; multi-account orchestration, activity logs, and analytics. If any of those are load-bearing for you, keep paying.
Is there an open-source alternative to SalesTouch?
This record does not list mature open-source prior art. The build prompt remains available as a research starting point.