FluenzR visits, invites, follows up, and suggests comments for your prospects’ posts. With the Chrome extension, the comment is already in the box: you review it and post it. FluenzR never publishes for you.
A thoughtful comment on a prospect’s post often does more than one more follow-up. FluenzR does the spotting and the first draft; you stay in charge of what gets published.
Every day, FluenzR reads the recent posts of the prospects in your LinkedIn campaigns and gathers them in the "Posts to comment on" card on your home screen.
A short comment on the substance of the post, which you can edit freely. When a post does not lend itself to a comment, the AI skips it rather than writing filler.
"Open and comment" opens the post with the comment already in the box, thanks to the FluenzR Chrome extension. Without it, "Copy and open the post" copies it and you paste.
From 1 to 20 suggestions a day, 10 by default. Each suggestion uses 1 AI credit, out of the 1,000 included every month.
The extension sees that you published and removes the suggestion from the list. Without it, "It’s published" or "Skip" tidy things up.
FluenzR has no way to comment for you. The extension never clicks "Post", sends no message or invitation, and likes nothing.
LinkedIn and email sequences
You set the steps once. FluenzR runs them for each prospect, at their own pace, and stops as soon as they reply.
Opening line from their latest post
The day before sending, FluenzR reads the prospect’s latest post (under 30 days old) and turns it into an opening line. You drop it into the invitation or the message like any other variable.
LinkedIn limits what an account can do each day. FluenzR works under those limits and warns you before you get close.
Invitations, messages, visits and InMails per day: each setting shows the recommended value, and a safety ceiling that cannot be exceeded.
Invitations go out between 8:30 am and 6 pm, spread through the day, never in bursts.
If LinkedIn restricts your account anyway, FluenzR slows down to 50% on its own for 7 days.
For a new account, an option raises the number of invitations slowly, day after day.
Each sales rep gets their LinkedIn account included in the subscription, along with email, at $29 a month.
Your prospects’ messages land in the FluenzR Inbox, next to their emails. You reply without opening LinkedIn.
No, never. FluenzR suggests a comment and the Chrome extension can put it in the comment box, but you are the one who reviews it and clicks "Post". The app has no feature to comment on LinkedIn.
No. Without it, "Copy and open the post" copies the comment and opens the post: just paste it. The free FluenzR extension on the Chrome Web Store saves you the paste and tells FluenzR you published.
1 AI credit per suggestion. The subscription includes 1,000 AI credits a month, and you choose between 1 and 20 suggestions a day.
LinkedIn limits invitations, messages and visits per account. FluenzR shows recommended values, refuses settings above a safety ceiling, spreads actions through the day and slows down on its own if LinkedIn restricts the account. Zero risk does not exist: above the recommended values, the risk is borne by the account holder.
No. You record or upload it yourself, 2 minutes at most, and the same note goes to every contact who accepted your invitation.
Not for visits, invitations, messages, likes and voice notes. InMails use your LinkedIn InMail credits: without credits, that step is simply skipped.
Email and LinkedIn in the same sequence, with a CRM. 14 days included to try it.
Start my 14-day trial14 days included, no card for email; a card is requested only to connect LinkedIn, and nothing is charged before the end.