Mercury finds the people worth talking to, researches each one, writes messages that sound like you, and paces every send inside limits LinkedIn tolerates — so acceptance and reply rates climb while your accounts stay safe. Every warm conversation lands in one inbox.
Plugs into the tools you already run
Choose who to reach and what to send them, then launch — Mercury paces the rest across your senders, inside limits LinkedIn tolerates.
Search 450M+ contacts or import your own list, add the columns AI fills in, and dedupe against everyone the workspace already knows.
Profile view, invitation, message, wait, condition — drag the steps or start from a template, and see the message before anyone gets it.
Mercury spreads every action across your senders inside their daily caps, stops a thread the moment someone replies, and puts the conversation in your inbox.
Find the people, research each one, send inside safe limits, and answer every reply in one place.
Search 450M+ contacts and every row arrives with a LinkedIn profile to connect with and a verified work email to sequence.
Explore Lead Finder| Name | Company | Title | Work email | AI · Why now? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marta Vidal | Northwind | Head of RevOps | m.vidal@… | Opened a Dublin office |
| Dev Shah | Kite Analytics | RevOps Lead | dev@… | Hiring 4 SDRs |
| Ana Ferreira | Orbital | VP Revenue | ana.f@… | Moved to a new CRM |
Ask a question in plain English and every row answers it. The writer reads the lead first — and stays quiet rather than invent a fact.
Book a demo“Saw Northwind just opened a Dublin office — most RevOps teams find their LinkedIn pipeline stalls at exactly that point. Worth a look at how three senders share one inbox?”
Journeys pace every action across your senders, in your working hours. A refusal from LinkedIn is an amber wait, never a failed lead.
See how automation worksConversations from all your senders in one screen, and a Score and Executive Report you can share with a client by link.
See plansOn every plan, with no add-on to buy.
Record a script once; Mercury writes each note from the same research and records it personally, then sends it as a journey step.
Acceptance, replies and positives across campaigns, senders and audiences — one definition of a positive reply everywhere.
Who accepts and who replies — by title, seniority, industry, company size and country — so you cut the segment that was never going to answer.
One row per human being — tags, journey position, every conversation across every sender, your notes. No duplicate people.
Leads flow in from HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio or Zoho and results flow back — deletions included — so the two never argue about who exists.
Every object you can click, you can call. Webhooks push events as they happen, and the MCP server lets an AI agent run outreach under the same limits.
The screens on this page are illustrations. The numbers in them are examples — your workspace shows your own.
A restricted LinkedIn account costs more than any tool saves. Mercury treats pace as the product.
Every sender gets separate daily caps for invitations, messages and profile views. Steps only run inside the workspace’s working hours, in the workspace’s time zone, and the same clock gates every sender — there is no way for a campaign to “catch up” at 3 a.m.
Conversations from all your senders land in one place and stay in step with LinkedIn — a thread that had fifty-five messages on LinkedIn shows fifty-five here. A reply stops the journey for that person on the spot, and a positive one is flagged for whoever is on the inbox.
The Mercury Score turns acceptance, reply and positive rates, sender health and provider limits into one number, benchmarked absolutely rather than against last week. The Executive Report puts the same numbers on a page you can share by link or embed for a client — the Score stays private to you.
Mercury reports outreach the way it is judged: did they accept, did they reply, was it a yes, did it become a meeting.
Invitations accepted against invitations sent, swept fairly so every sender is checked and stale invites are retired.
Replies against first messages, reconciled with LinkedIn so a reply that arrived while nobody was looking is still a reply.
A single, confirmed rule for what counts as a positive — used by the dashboard, the report and the CRM push alike.
Tag a person as a meeting, a proposal or a customer and Customer 360 and the report move with them.
Figures shown in the illustrations on this page are examples. Your Executive Report shows your own.
Run each client in its own workspace under one subscription: their senders, their audiences, their inbox — and a client portal login that can look but never touch. Share the Executive Report by link instead of writing the Friday email.
Rotate outreach across the whole team’s LinkedIn accounts, keep every conversation in one inbox, and push the positives straight into HubSpot, Salesforce, Attio or Zoho with the activity logged.
Everything in the app is on the API — on every plan. Webhooks for replies and acceptances, a CLI (npm i -g @mformercuryy/cli), and an MCP server so your AI agents can run outreach with the same limits as a person.
A LinkedIn account you connect to Mercury and send from. Three teammates’ accounts are three senders; one account used by three teammates is one. Starter is sold for one to five senders, Pro for one to twenty-five, and Agency includes twenty-five with more at $19 each.
Choose a plan and a sender count, enter your details and we raise an invoice through Veem — pay it by card or bank transfer in Veem’s own checkout. The moment Veem authorises the payment, the checkout page gives you a one-use link to create your account. Card payments are usually authorised in minutes; bank transfers take longer.
Mercury is built around not losing accounts. Every sender has separate daily limits for invitations, messages and profile views; steps run only inside working hours; and when LinkedIn itself refuses an action the sender waits rather than retrying. You connect through a hosted LinkedIn login window, so your password is never stored by Mercury.
Yes. Adding senders or moving between Starter, Pro and Agency is a new invoice for the difference; write to us from your workspace and it is done the same day. We are building self-serve upgrades next.
No — every workspace opens on a paid plan, monthly or yearly. Monthly plans do not renew automatically: you are invoiced before the period ends and can simply not renew. If Mercury is not right for you in the first fourteen days, tell us and we will refund the first month.
Yes. Workspaces are opened with a company address; personal and disposable mailboxes are refused at checkout and again at sign-up. Teammates and client-portal logins you invite from inside the workspace are not held to this rule.
Coins pay for AI — message writing, AI audience columns, review loops. Contact Credits pay for data — Find Contacts searches and verified emails. Every plan includes a monthly allowance of both; top-ups are on the pricing page and never expire while your plan is active.
Pick a plan, pay, and connect your first sender in about ten minutes.
