Makelead is an AI prospecting agent built for founders, consultants, sales reps, recruiters, and marketers who sell B2B on LinkedIn and X. Instead of juggling separate tools for content, outreach, and follow-up, it combines lead discovery, post writing, and multichannel sequences in one place, so a steady stream of prospects can arrive without consuming your calendar.
How it works
Makelead scans for intent signals such as comments on your posts, reactions to competitors, and job changes, then scores each prospect so you focus on the warmest contacts first. From there, the agent drafts personalized invitations and messages based on a prospect's role, company, and city, and sends them across LinkedIn, email, and X. Follow-ups stop automatically as soon as someone replies.
Content that feeds prospecting
The agent also writes LinkedIn and X posts from your projects and briefs, tuned to your voice and keywords. People who engage with that content enter the outreach sequence already familiar with your work, which turns publishing into a lead source rather than a vanity metric.
Who it is for
- Founders and executives who want acquisition to run without eating their agenda
- Consultants and agencies turning expertise into content that brings in clients
- Sales reps who need more qualified meetings without living on LinkedIn
- Recruiters reaching candidates who ignore job ads
Control and safety
Every post is reviewed, edited, and scheduled before it goes live, and nothing publishes without approval. New accounts ramp gradually from 10 invitations per day up to a ceiling of 100 per day and 200 over seven days, and sequences halt the moment a prospect responds.
Tracking and integrations
A reporting view connects outreach activity to booked meetings and signed clients, showing which sources actually produce revenue. Makelead connects with calendars, CRMs, Notion, Make, Zapier, and thousands of other applications, so it fits the stack you already use.
Makelead suits B2B sellers who want content and outbound working together, with a human still holding the final say on what gets published and sent.
