Updated Oct 16, 2026

Outbound sales

Outbound sales that runs in one tool

Find prospects, research each one, and write the first line. Outbound sales then runs on email and LinkedIn, with every reply in one inbox.

Prospect to meeting

Email and LinkedIn

CRM write-back

Free plan: 200 credits a month, 3 integrations, no card

Use case cover: Prospect to meeting in one tool, beside the LinkedIn, HubSpot, and Google Sheets logos
Works with
  • HubSpot logo
  • Salesforce logo
  • Attio logo
  • Pipedrive logo
  • Close logo
  • Stripe logo
  • Zendesk logo
  • Intercom logo
  • PostHog logo
  • Calendly logo
  • Google Sheets logo
  • Oneprofile sequences logo

Why outbound sales stalls when every tool has its own list

A prospecting tool, an enrichment tab, and a sequencer each export their own list, so the one that gets emailed is never the one that got researched.

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Prospecting, enrichment, and sending in three tools

The list leaves the prospecting tool as a CSV, gets enriched somewhere else and is imported into a sequencer. Three copies of the same people, and nobody knows which one is current.

Clock icon representing the hours spent researching each prospect by hand

Research takes longer than writing the email

Say each contact takes ten minutes on LinkedIn, the company site, and your billing tool. When a founder does the reading, the week's volume caps at what one person reads in a morning.

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Replies land where the list cannot see them

The reply arrives in a mailbox and the accepted LinkedIn connection request on a phone. The sequencer keeps sending regardless. The CRM finds out only when someone remembers to check the spreadsheet.

Outbound sales, by hand or in one tool

The same five steps either way. What changes is how many tools the list passes through on its way to a reply.

Step

By hand

In Oneprofile

Find the buyers

Export a list from a prospecting tool

Describe the buyer, count the matches free, add the ones you want

Research each one

Tabs of LinkedIn and the company site

Data sources, your own tools, and an agent fill in the record

Write the first line

A template variable

AI writes it from that contact's research at send time

Send and follow up

A separate sequencer and a mailbox

Email and LinkedIn steps in one cadence

Handle the reply

Whichever inbox it landed in

One inbox, and a reply stops the cadence

Each step runs from the same list, so the contact you research is the one you write to.

How Oneprofile runs outbound sales in one tool

Describe who you sell to. Research, the opening line, and both channels come from one place, and every reply lands in one inbox.

Magnifying glass icon representing a people search for the buyer you describe

Describe the customer and the prospects arrive

Use it as your B2B prospecting tool: describe the buyer by role, location, and company size, or import from your CRM or a CSV. A saved search finds new matches on your cadence for you to approve.

Document icon representing the research notes added to each prospect

Every prospect arrives already researched

Data sources add a work email and firmographics, and checking the email is a separate step. An agent writes notes on each company and is charged for that research. A lookup that finds nothing is free.

Pen icon representing an opening line written for each contact from its research

AI writes the reason to reach out, per contact

Each opening line is written fresh for that person from the research that sourced them, not a variable in a template. You write the request. The line that opens it comes from that research.

Branch icon representing one cadence that mixes email and LinkedIn steps and branches on a reply

Email and LinkedIn in one cadence, replies in one inbox

Email steps share one cadence with LinkedIn profile views, connection requests, and messages, and a wait or a branch can sit between any two. Every reply lands in one inbox and stops the cadence.

Refresh icon representing research and scores written back to your CRM

Research and scores sync to your CRM

The score, the research, and the enriched fields write back to HubSpot, Salesforce, or Pipedrive, into properties you create once. Outbound sales software needs that write-back, so it ships from $20.

Run outbound sales from one tool

Free plan: 200 credits a month, 3 integrations, no card

How outbound sales works, prospect to booked meeting

Set it up once. New matches join the list and get researched and written to. Follow-ups run until somebody answers or the cadence ends.

1

Describe who you sell to, or import a list

Describe the buyer, pull a list from HubSpot, Salesforce, or another connected tool, or upload a CSV. Preview the count before you spend a credit.

2

Research runs before anyone reads a name

Data sources find the work email and firmographics, most accurate first, and checking the email is its own step. Stripe, Zendesk, and PostHog add what they pay, ask, and do. An agent adds notes.

3

AI writes the opening line from the research

For each contact, AI reads the research and writes a line that is about that person, fresh at send time. Preview any contact in the audience to check the message before anything goes out.

4

Email and LinkedIn steps run until somebody answers

Email sends from Google Workspace mailboxes. LinkedIn profile views, connection requests, and messages run through a Chrome extension in the rep's browser. A reply on either channel stops the cadence.

5

Replies land in one inbox, ready to answer

Every reply from every mailbox lands in one threaded inbox, sorted as a reply, bounce, or out-of-office. Reply from there, book the meeting, and label it so it counts toward the sequence's pipeline.

Free plan: 200 credits a month, 3 integrations, no card

How outbound sales works, prospect to booked meeting

Set it up once. New matches join the list and get researched and written to. Follow-ups run until somebody answers or the cadence ends.

1

Describe who you sell to, or import a list

Describe the buyer, pull a list from HubSpot, Salesforce, or another connected tool, or upload a CSV. Preview the count before you spend a credit.

2

Research runs before anyone reads a name

Data sources find the work email and firmographics, most accurate first, and checking the email is its own step. Stripe, Zendesk, and PostHog add what they pay, ask, and do. An agent adds notes.

3

AI writes the opening line from the research

For each contact, AI reads the research and writes a line that is about that person, fresh at send time. Preview any contact in the audience to check the message before anything goes out.

4

Email and LinkedIn steps run until somebody answers

Email sends from Google Workspace mailboxes. LinkedIn profile views, connection requests, and messages run through a Chrome extension in the rep's browser. A reply on either channel stops the cadence.

5

Replies land in one inbox, ready to answer

Every reply from every mailbox lands in one threaded inbox, sorted as a reply, bounce, or out-of-office. Reply from there, book the meeting, and label it so it counts toward the sequence's pipeline.

Free plan: 200 credits a month, 3 integrations, no card

What a first run costs

Counting matches is free. Pick what to fill in and see the most the run can cost before anything is added. The Free plan includes 200 credits a month.

Plans

Free

$0

200 credits a month, 3 integrations, 3 tables, 100 rows each

Team

From $20 a month

1,000 credits a month that never expire; unlimited seats and integrations on every paid plan

Pro

From $200 a month

A $100 platform fee plus credits at $20 per 1,000, from 5,000 credits a month, up to 250,000 rows per table

Prices checked Oct 16, 2026

Plans

Free

$0

200 credits a month, 3 integrations, 3 tables, 100 rows each

Team

From $20 a month

1,000 credits a month that never expire; unlimited seats and integrations on every paid plan

Pro

From $200 a month

A $100 platform fee plus credits at $20 per 1,000, from 5,000 credits a month, up to 250,000 rows per table

Prices checked Oct 16, 2026

Plans

Free

$0

200 credits a month, 3 integrations, 3 tables, 100 rows each

Team

From $20 a month

1,000 credits a month that never expire; unlimited seats and integrations on every paid plan

Pro

From $200 a month

A $100 platform fee plus credits at $20 per 1,000, from 5,000 credits a month, up to 250,000 rows per table

Prices checked Oct 16, 2026

Outbound sales integration pairs to set up first

The source supplies the list or the signal. The destination is where the prospect gets worked or where the outcome lands.

Stripe logotoHubSpot logo

Check every prospect against Stripe before the first email, so a paying or churned customer is flagged in HubSpot instead of getting a cold pitch.

Oneprofile logotoSalesforce logo

Pull a fresh funding round onto the Salesforce account so the first email opens with the raise instead of a line about their industry.

PostHog logotoAttio logo

Bring PostHog trial activity onto each prospect so Attio shows who already tried the product before the rep writes a word.

Zendesk logotoPipedrive logo

Add open Zendesk tickets to the account so a Pipedrive rep never cold-pitches a company that is mid-escalation with support.

HubSpot logotoOneprofile sequences logo

Point an email and LinkedIn sequence at a saved view of your HubSpot contacts, and contacts who start matching the view join the cadence as it changes.

Google Sheets logotoOneprofile sequences logo

Import a conference list from Google Sheets, find and check each work email, and enrol the contacts whose address checks out in an email and LinkedIn sequence.

Outbound sales: common questions

What is outbound sales?

Outbound sales is reaching out to people who have not contacted you yet: find the right contacts, research them, write to them, follow up until they answer, and book the meeting. Oneprofile runs that relay from one place, on email and LinkedIn, with every reply in one inbox.

Can cold outreach automation run email and LinkedIn from the same list?

Yes. One sequence holds email steps and LinkedIn profile views, connection requests, and messages, with waits and branches between them. Email goes out from your own Google Workspace mailboxes, and LinkedIn steps run through a Chrome extension in the rep's signed-in browser, not a datacentre.

How is cold email outreach personalized in Oneprofile?

AI writes each opening line fresh at send time from the research that sourced the contact: firmographics from the waterfall, what they bought and did in your own systems, and an agent's notes on the company. Your prompt sets the offer. The research supplies the reason this person should care.

What happens when a prospect replies?

The reply lands in one threaded inbox with the contact's research beside it, sorted as a reply, bounce, or out-of-office. A reply stops the cadence for that person on both channels, and a label such as Meeting booked counts toward the sequence's pipeline.

Do I still need a separate prospecting tool, enrichment tool, or sequencer?

No. Prospects are researched and written to in one place, so nothing is exported from a prospecting tool into a sequencer. The separate cold email outreach platform comes off the bill. Mailboxes are Google Workspace, pace their daily budget, and report their own reply and bounce rates.

How much does outbound sales cost in Oneprofile?

One credit meter covers search, enrichment, and the AI-written opening line, and a run shows its cost before it starts. Free is $0 with 200 credits a month, Team is $20 for 1,000, and Pro is a $100 platform fee plus credits at $0.02 ($200 for 5,000). Free has 1 seat; paid plans have unlimited seats.

Run outbound sales from one tool

Start free with 200 credits a month, 3 integrations, 3 tables, and 100 rows per table. Team is $20 a month for 1,000 credits.

Run outbound sales from one tool

Start free with 200 credits a month, 3 integrations, 3 tables, and 100 rows per table. Team is $20 a month for 1,000 credits.