SalesTouchVerified

A remote MCP server that gives AI agents like Claude and Codex direct LinkedIn outreach tools, no extension required

Verified 2026-08-23 · theagentsindex.com

Category: Agent tools & infrastructure
From: $39/month
Free trial: 7 days
Pricing model: subscription
Free tier: No
Deployment: Cloud
Interface: API
Open source: No
Public API: Yes
Model / LLM: Connects to Claude, Codex, Herme…

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Our verdict

SalesTouch is a narrowly scoped but well-built piece of infrastructure: a remote MCP server that hands Claude, Codex, and similar agents a genuine LinkedIn toolset (46 typed tools, prospect extraction, paginated reads) rather than a thin wrapper.

The execution controls, per-action daily limits, and 90-day audit trail suggest the team has thought about account safety, and the FAQ's own 80-invitations-per-day guidance is a candid touch. What's missing is outside validation: every fact about it traces back to salestouch.io itself, and its own pricing pages don't agree cleanly on monthly cost or trial terms. Worth trying if LinkedIn-via-agent is core to your workflow; worth waiting on if you need vetted, third-party-confirmed pricing first.

What is SalesTouch?

SalesTouch is a LinkedIn automation toolkit built specifically for AI agents rather than humans. Instead of a dashboard or Chrome extension, it exposes LinkedIn actions through a remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects directly to Claude, Codex, Hermes, and OpenClaw.

It serves sales teams, agencies, and individual operators who want an AI agent to handle LinkedIn prospecting, messaging, and engagement on their behalf, with multiple LinkedIn accounts (standard, Premium, and Sales Navigator) manageable from one cloud workspace under a single subscription.

What does SalesTouch do?

SalesTouch runs as a hosted MCP server at https://www.salestouch.io/api/mcp (currently Remote MCP v0.9.0, Protocol 2026-07-28), authenticated through OAuth 2.1 with scoped access. Once an agent like Claude or Codex connects, it gets access to 46 typed MCP tools covering LinkedIn reads (profiles, companies, posts, feeds, conversations) and writes (invitations, follow-ups, messages, comments, likes, posts).

Agents can extract prospects from LinkedIn searches, Sales Navigator, post engagement, groups, and viewer analytics, with pagination built in so large extractions don't flood an agent's context window.

Users connect one or more LinkedIn accounts to a single cloud workspace and set execution controls: working hours by timezone and weekday, plus independent daily limits on messages, invitations, engagement, and feed reads. SalesTouch's own FAQ recommends staying under 80 invitations per day to protect the account.

All MCP calls, LinkedIn actions, and scheduled tasks are logged for 90 days, and a built-in analytics view tracks invitations sent, connection acceptance rates, messages, and replies per account or across the workspace. No browser extension is installed and nothing is injected into LinkedIn's pages.

How SalesTouch works

Connect one or more LinkedIn accounts (standard, Premium, or Sales Navigator) to a SalesTouch cloud workspace.
Point an MCP-compatible agent such as Claude or Codex at the remote MCP endpoint and authenticate via OAuth 2.1.
Set working hours and per-action daily limits, then let the agent read profiles, posts, and conversations, and send invitations, messages, comments, and posts through the 46 exposed tools.
Review acceptance and reply rates in the analytics view, and audit activity through the 90-day action log.

Key features

46 typed MCP tools: Covers both LinkedIn reads (profiles, companies, posts, feeds, conversations) and writes (invitations, follow-ups, messages, comments, likes, posts) through one MCP connection.
Multi-account orchestration: Connects standard, Premium, and Sales Navigator LinkedIn accounts to a single cloud workspace, with the option to add accounts after the first.
Execution controls and daily limits: Sets agent working hours by timezone and weekday, plus independent daily caps on messages, invitations, engagement, and feed reads.
Prospect extraction with pagination: Pulls prospects from LinkedIn searches, Sales Navigator, post engagement, groups, and viewer analytics, paging through large result sets so agent context isn't flooded.
Outreach analytics: Tracks invitations sent, acceptance rates, messages, and reply rates over time, per account or across the whole workspace.
90-day audit log: Retains a record of every MCP call, LinkedIn action, and scheduled task for up to 90 days.

What are SalesTouch's use cases?

Agent-run outbound prospecting: An SDR points Claude or Codex at SalesTouch's MCP tools to pull a prospect list from Sales Navigator and send personalized connection requests within a daily invitation cap.
Agency managing multiple client accounts: An agency connects several clients' LinkedIn accounts to one SalesTouch workspace and reviews acceptance and reply rates per account from a single analytics view.
Rate-limited automation instead of ad hoc scripts: A team that previously ran risky browser-extension automations switches to SalesTouch's execution windows and 80-invitation-per-day guidance to reduce account risk.
Scheduled agent follow-ups: An AI agent monitors LinkedIn replies and post engagement, then sends scheduled follow-up messages and comments during configured working hours.

Who is SalesTouch for?

Sales teams and SDRs who want an AI agent to run LinkedIn outreach directly
Agencies managing LinkedIn prospecting across multiple client accounts from one workspace
Developers building AI workflows on Claude or Codex who need LinkedIn as a callable tool

Not forTeams that want a human-facing dashboard for LinkedIn outreach won't find one here: SalesTouch has no UI of its own and only works if you're already wiring up an MCP-compatible AI agent.

What does SalesTouch integrate with?

Claude
Codex
Hermes
OpenClaw

Why use SalesTouch?

Exposes 46 typed MCP tools covering both LinkedIn reads and writes, not just a handful of basic actions
Retains 90 days of MCP call and action logs for audit purposes
States a concrete safety guideline in its own FAQ: a hard cap of 80 invitations per day
Both the Monthly and Annual plans include all 26 current LinkedIn capabilities, with no feature-gated tier

What are SalesTouch's pros and cons?

What's great

Exposes a genuinely broad tool surface, 46 typed MCP tools, rather than a handful of basic actions
Built-in execution limits, working-hour scheduling, and a 90-day audit log point toward safer automation than raw scripting
Works without any browser extension, avoiding a common LinkedIn detection vector

Watch-outs

Both plans include only one LinkedIn account — connecting an additional account costs the full plan rate again, $39/month or $389/year per extra account
No public method documentation, source repo, or open-source component beyond the MCP endpoint itself
Details here come from the vendor's own site; independent reviews are not available yet.
LinkedIn automation carries inherent account risk; SalesTouch's own site states plainly that no LinkedIn automation is completely risk-free.

SalesTouch pricing

$389 per year on the Annual plan (saves $79/year versus paying monthly)

7-day free trial

Monthly
$39/month
Annual
$389/year ($32/mo equivalent, saves $79/year)

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Frequently asked questions

Do I need to install a Chrome extension to use SalesTouch?

No. SalesTouch works entirely through a remote MCP connection, and nothing is injected into the browser or LinkedIn's pages.

Which AI agents does SalesTouch work with?

It's built for MCP-compatible agents, with Claude, Codex, Hermes, and OpenClaw named as supported integrations.

Is LinkedIn Sales Navigator required?

No. Sales Navigator is optional; it unlocks stronger search and targeting but isn't required to use SalesTouch.

How does SalesTouch try to keep a LinkedIn account safe?

Through configurable daily limits and working hours per action type. SalesTouch's own FAQ recommends never exceeding 80 invitations per day.

Can I cancel my subscription anytime?

Yes. Cancellation happens directly through Stripe billing with no long-term commitment, and there's no charge if you cancel during the trial.

The evidence

How we checked this

We could only verify claims against SalesTouch's own site, and there is no independent review or third-party benchmark yet. Its pricing is consistent and clear: $39/month or $389/year (a $32/month equivalent, saving $79/year against monthly), both with the same 7-day free trial and no long-term commitment.

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