The AI agent that books meetings on LinkedIn
Finds the people who can reply and opens the conversation with a real reason, inside your hours.
Talk to the agentExample screens: the people, companies and campaigns in them are made up.
I'm writing because you are looking at how to fill a calendar through LinkedIn, and that is what I spend my days on. Would be good to connect and hear how you go about it.
Valentino here, co-founder of Teory.
Teory answers for me here, the same way it would on your account.
How do you get your meetings on LinkedIn today?
| Campaign | Status | Goal | People |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heads of sales · Madrid | Running | Book a call | 214 |
| Fintech founders · Series A | Running | Book a call | 96 |
| Retail · Barcelona | Paused | Send the deck | 48 |
| HR directors · Insurance | Running | Book a call | 132 |
| CTOs · SaaS 50–200 | Running | Book a call | 87 |
| Operations · Logistics | Draft | Send the deck | 61 |
| Partners · Consulting | Paused | Book a call | 39 |
| Marketing leads · Ecommerce | Running | Book a call | 154 |
| Founders · Madrid & Barcelona | Running | Book a call | 203 |
| Finance directors · Retail | Draft | Send the deck | 74 |
| Heads of people · Tech | Running | Book a call | 118 |
| Country managers · Iberia | Paused | Book a call | 45 |
Heads of sales · Madrid
38% done| Person | Company | Stage |
|---|---|---|
| Ana RoblesChief Financial Officer | Mediolanum | In conversation |
| Marc TudelaPartner, private banking | Andbank | Connected |
| Lucía PratHead of Sales | Globant | Invited |
| Diego SanzSales Manager | Mapfre | Up next |
| Elena VivesHead of Operations | Zurich | Connected |
| Pablo IriarteHead of Growth | HubSpot | Invited |
| Marta SoléChief Revenue Officer | Banca March | In conversation |
| Javier NoguésSales Director | Allianz | Up next |
| Clara BenetVP Sales | Globant | Invited |
| Íñigo LasaCountry Manager | Mapfre | Connected |
| Rosa BertránHead of Partnerships | Andbank | Up next |
| Guillem RocaSales Manager | Mediolanum | Invited |
- Ana Robles11:04Sounds good, send me a time
- Marc Tudela09:51What does onboarding look like?
- Lucía PratYesterdayThanks for the note, tell me more
- Diego SanzYesterdayDo you have cases in insurance?
- Elena VivesYesterdayLet me run it past the team
- Pablo IriarteMonNot right now, write me in January
- Marta SoléMonWhat sort of pricing are we talking?
- Javier NoguésFriHappy to connect
- Clara BenetFriInteresting, how long does it take?
- Íñigo LasaThuSend it over and I will take a look
Saw you are hiring three more reps this quarter. How are you getting them productive?
Honestly, it takes about two months each. It is our bottleneck.
That is the exact gap we close. Worth fifteen minutes next week?



1.3 billion members are on LinkedIn.
Source: LinkedIn, registered members worldwide, 22 September 2026.
What is missing is not contacts. It is a reason to reply.
From a signal to a meeting, in three moves.
Understand, converse, decide. It runs on its own, and it knows when to stop.
- Understands
Reads the context before writing a word.
Their profile, company, role and where they are go into every message. Their latest post decides whether there is anything worth saying in public too.
Whoever does not fit is not written to
ConversesOpens the conversation for you, in your voice.
It reacts to or comments on their latest post when it says something, then asks to connect with a note written for them. Then it holds the thread: it follows up just enough, and stops in time.
It interacts first, when there is a post
DecidesCloses with your link, or hands you the thread.
When they say yes it sends what you chose: your booking link, your WhatsApp or your email. And it stops if they ask something it does not know, if a contract comes up, if they point you elsewhere, or if they ask to be left alone.
No price or time you did not give it
It runs your account like your best rep. Never like a bot.
The real risk of automating LinkedIn is the account and the reputation of whoever signs it. Teory is built around that constraint, not in spite of it.
Your account always signs in from the same place
From an address in your own country that no other account uses, and always the same one: to LinkedIn it is you, on the computer you always work from. Your password is never stored.
At most 50 invitations a day
And 250 a week, sent one at a time across the day instead of in a burst. If LinkedIn cuts one thing off, only that one thing stops.
Any conversation is yours, whenever you want it
Open a thread and it stops writing in that one; their replies keep landing there for you. It also steps back if they ask it to stop, bring up a lawyer, or ask what it cannot answer.
LinkedIn’s terms prohibit automation and your account’s risk is yours. These are precautions, not a guarantee. What the agent may do with your account, and what you take on by connecting it, is in the Terms of Service.
Stop working overtime. Start replying in real time.
What changes in your day the moment a campaign starts.
You write none of them: the agent writes every message, one per person.
You don't wait until Monday: it replies in minutes, inside your hours.
You chase nobody: it follows up for you, and stops when it should.
You don't decide every reply: only the ones that really need you.
Start booking meetings, without hiring anyone.
There is no public rate. It depends on how many accounts you connect and how many conversations you want to open each month, so we work it out with you on a call.
No lock-in · A call to see it on your own case · We build the first campaign with you.
- You get meetings without being at the keyboard. The agent writes, replies and follows up for you inside your hours, and the threads waiting for you show in your inbox.
- You create campaigns from your connections or from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search. You choose who, what you offer and what you want; the agent does the rest.
- It gets to know each person before writing: their profile and their latest post. It talks, qualifies and gets the yes, a meeting or the reply you define, and hands it to you with your link.
Your LinkedIn plan is not included: for the invitation to carry a note you need a paid account, and to search with more filters, Sales Navigator.
Up and running in an afternoon.
Nothing to install, and nothing to change in the tools you already use.
- 1
You connect your LinkedIn account and describe who you want to meet.
- 2
Teory searches, qualifies, writes and replies on its own, in your voice.
- 3
It gets the yes and sends them your booking link, while you do something else.
Before you decide
Is it safe for my accounts?
We look after it as if it were you: it always signs in from one address in your country that nobody else uses and from the same browser, it does little and spreads it through the day, never in bursts, and it stops the moment LinkedIn slows anything down. Any conversation is yours whenever you want. That is care, not a guarantee.
How is it different from AI prospecting tools?
Most automate sending. Teory decides who is worth writing to from their role, their company and where they are, and it writes a different message for each person. That's commercial judgement, not volume.
Is it hard to set up?
There is nothing to install. Connect your account, define your audience and give context. We do the setting up with you.
How much does Teory cost?
There is no public rate. It depends on how many accounts you connect and how many conversations you want to open each month, so we work it out with you on a call. No lock-in.
Do I need Sales Navigator?
It depends who you want to write to. To work the network you already have, your usual account is enough. To find new people and narrow it down a lot — sector, company size, seniority — then you do.
How many invitations does it send a week?
LinkedIn does not publish a figure: the ceiling depends on the reputation of each account. Teory spreads up to 50 invitations a day and no more than 250 in any seven, which is why it works continuously rather than in bursts.
Start growing on LinkedIn today.
You have enough on your plate, so Teory is up and running in an afternoon. Connect your account, define who you want, and the agent starts working that same day.
- Relevant conversations
- Qualified opportunities
- Controlled execution
