I had a chance to tinker with Prosp, and let me tell you, it’s like having a sales assistant who never sleeps but occasionally needs a nudge to get things right. As someone who’s dabbled in LinkedIn outreach before, I was curious to see if this AI-powered tool could really make my messages stand out in a sea of generic “let’s connect” requests. Prosp’s promise is bold: automate LinkedIn and email campaigns with hyper-personalized messages that feel like you wrote them yourself. After a quick setup — connecting my LinkedIn account and installing the Chrome extension — I was off to the races, building a campaign in minutes. The interface, while not the sleekest, is intuitive enough to get you started without a manual.

The AI Personalization feature is the star of the show. It pulls details from a prospect’s LinkedIn profile, like their recent posts or job changes, and weaves them into messages that feel surprisingly human. I crafted a sequence with the Visual Campaign Builder, scheduling a connection request, a follow-up InMail, and a voice note. The Voice Cloning feature was fun to try, though the audio came out a bit stiff — more like a GPS voice than my own. Still, it’s a clever way to add warmth to outreach. The Lead Finder tool let me scrape leads from a LinkedIn group I’m in, and the Chrome extension made it dead simple to import them. Managing replies in the Unified Inbox was a breeze, especially since I was testing two accounts at once.

But here’s the rub. The AI isn’t flawless. One message I sent mentioned the wrong company, which could’ve been embarrassing if I hadn’t caught it. A Reddit user mentioned a similar issue, and it’s clear Prosp’s AI needs tighter guardrails to avoid these slip-ups. The platform’s heavy focus on LinkedIn and email also feels limiting — competitors like Amplemarket or GetSales.io offer more channels, like phone or SMS. Pricing seems reasonable, with plans scaling based on account numbers, but it’s not the cheapest compared to QuickMail, which some users prefer for email-focused outreach. I was also surprised by how fast support responded when I hit a snag with a paused campaign — within hours, they pointed me to a fix in their documentation.

What caught me off guard was how much time Prosp saved. I built a small campaign in under 10 minutes, and within a day, I had a few positive replies — way better than my manual efforts. Still, the occasional bug and the risk of LinkedIn bans (a concern raised on AppSumo reviews) mean you’ll want to tread carefully. My advice? Start small, test the AI outputs before sending, and use the free trial to see if it fits your workflow. If you’re an agency or solopreneur looking to scale LinkedIn outreach, Prosp’s worth a look, just keep an eye on those proxies.