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Multichannel outreach automation: every channel in one place. One campaign reaches each contact on LinkedIn from your own accounts, by email from your inboxes, and on WhatsApp from your own number (text messages are coming soon), and calls your other tools (your CRM, Clay, Sendspark, Slack, webhooks or any API) at any step, waits for their answer and continues. Build campaigns as day-by-day sequences or on a branching canvas, edit them while they run, and see why every waiting contact is waiting. See Create a campaign.
Kerux keeps every account within safe daily and weekly limits, warms up new accounts, sends only on each campaign’s days and hours with random, human-like pauses, halves invitations when acceptance is low, and never bypasses LinkedIn’s limits. You can see and change all of it, and rehearse a campaign on one contact before it reaches real people (see Try a campaign without sending). See Limits and warm-up.
LinkedIn doesn’t announce profile views or invitations you receive, so Kerux checks for them on a schedule, in your LinkedIn account’s time zone. When a campaign starts from them, it checks every 15 minutes during the day on weekdays, every 30 minutes on weekends, and less often at night. Without such a campaign, a new invitation shows in the inbox’s Invitations tab within about an hour in the daytime. Replies and messages arrive right away. See How fast Kerux sees LinkedIn activity and Understanding limits.
No. LinkedIn actions are done at most once. If Kerux can’t confirm a send, it checks or asks you instead of sending again, and editing a running campaign never repeats a step a contact already did.
Names, company, job title, headline, location, city and country have a default (a missing first name becomes “there”, a missing company “your company”, the others write nothing), so the message still goes out. Change the defaults in Integrations > Variables. Any other empty variable (email, phone, a custom field, an answer from another step) is never sent empty: the contact waits on that step with the reason. Open the contact, type the missing value and click Save and continue, or click Send anyway. See Variables.
Contact fields (name, company, job title…), your name, the contact’s company, the campaign, meetings, what a trigger hands over, workspace variables, your custom fields and answers from other steps and apps. The Variables reference lists every one with a search box. For data that isn’t there, create a custom field (Variables > Create variable above a message), import it from a CSV column, set it through the API, save a fixed value in Integrations > Variables, or take it from another app with a webhook step.
Yes, without pausing. See Edit a running campaign.
Open the contact: their journey says where they are and why, with a fix when there is one. Everything that needs you is also in Home > Tasks. See Follow your contacts.
Each LinkedIn profile you connect to send from. Plans are priced per LinkedIn account. Add-ons you choose, such as email inboxes (Add-ons) or voice note credits, are paid apart.
All plans are priced per LinkedIn account. Starter is everything you do on LinkedIn, for 1 or 2 accounts. Pro adds the other channels (email and WhatsApp; text messages are coming soon), every connection to other tools (API, webhooks, MCP, integrations, trigger URLs and forms, Lead Ads, Slack) and the AI assistant that builds and fixes your campaigns, for 1 to 9 accounts. Agency is everything in Pro plus a workspace per client, weekly client reports emailed to each client under your agency’s name, priority support in a shared Slack channel and help moving from HeyReach, Expandi or a similar tool, from 15 accounts. Email inboxes and WhatsApp numbers (your own number, connected with a QR code) are US$7 a month add-ons on Pro and Agency. Write with AI and Suggest reply are in every plan. See current prices on the pricing page and Plans and billing.
Yes. Plans are priced per LinkedIn account, never per user. Starter and Pro have one workspace; Agency has a workspace per client.
Yes, it’s included: 1,000 AI credits per LinkedIn account each month, and a typical answer uses 1 or 2. Write with AI and Suggest reply are in every plan; the AI campaign builder and the assistant (Ask AI) are part of Pro and Agency (and the free trial). You never need your own AI key.
Yes: Sendspark, Smartlead, Clay, Slack, Facebook and Instagram lead ads, your Google or Outlook calendar and booking tools like Calendly, Cal.com, SavvyCal or Chili Piper (see Meetings booked by contacts), your own Kerux booking page, form tools like Typeform, Tally, Jotform, Webflow or Google Forms (see Lead forms from any form tool), and any app with an API, plus webhooks, a full API, Zapier, Make or n8n through webhooks, and AI assistants through MCP. These are part of Pro and Agency, and of the free trial. Services you connect with your own account and pay to that provider directly can be used during the free trial. Add-ons billed by Kerux (email inboxes and WhatsApp numbers) are not included in the free trial. Connecting Google Calendar is free; an Outlook calendar comes from a connected Outlook inbox, which is a paid add-on. See Integrations, Developers and Plans and billing.
Yes. Every organization starts with a 10-day free trial with Pro’s features, one workspace and 1 LinkedIn account, no card needed. Services you connect with your own account and pay to that provider directly can be used during the free trial. Add-ons billed by Kerux (email inboxes and WhatsApp numbers at US$7 a month each) are not included in the free trial; they can be added once you choose Pro or Agency. No payment is taken unless you choose a plan: you enter a card only then, and it is charged that day. There is only one free trial. See Plans and billing.
Payments are not refundable, except where the law requires it. The 10-day free trial, with no card needed, is the way to try Kerux before paying. You can cancel any time in Settings > Billing: you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. See the refund and cancellation policy.
No. Texts and WhatsApp messages only go to contacts with a recorded consent for their phone: a consent box on your form, a message they sent you first, an import where you confirmed everyone agreed, the the contact gave consent box for that channel on the contact page, or the workspace’s Contacts’ consent switch in Settings > Sending rules (owners and admins). The others wait at the step with Waiting for consent. See Sending rules and consent.
Every campaign email ends with one short line on how to stop the emails (reply “unsubscribe”, or click the word in HTML emails), with your postal address from Settings > Sending rules on a small line under it: US law (CAN-SPAM) requires a postal address in every commercial email. Mail apps get a one-click unsubscribe as well. Until a postal address is set, campaign emails wait and campaigns with an email step can’t launch. Replies you write in the inbox are plain emails with nothing added. See Write and send emails.
Not yet: text messages are coming soon in Kerux, and nothing is charged for them. Until then, Send SMS in Add a step, SMS broadcasts, the SMS reply received trigger and the text message rows in Integrations > Connections show Coming soon. See Twilio (text messages).
When the trial ends without a plan, your workspaces close and running campaigns are paused on every channel. When a paid plan is cancelled, paused or stays unpaid after the payment retries, everything keeps working for 3 more days with a banner that says until when, and then the same happens. Your LinkedIn accounts and email inboxes are disconnected; your data is kept. Choose a plan in Settings > Billing, then connect your accounts again from Connect accounts. See Plans and billing.