01 / Discover
Find your people
Find relevant prospects, partners, and industry voices. Or bring your own contacts and organize them in Contact Lists.
Explore Contact SourcesThe LinkedIn outreach advantage
33%said yes.Be known before you reach out.
Turn cold introductions into familiar ones. Find the right people, join the conversation, then reach out with context.
16 of 48 commented prospects with recent posts accepted a connection request (October 2026).
Public LinkedIn activity. You start and control every posting run. No LinkedIn password required.
Historical observations
Connection acceptance · October 2026
3.38×observed acceptance rate
In this early campaign comparison
- Commented prospects with recent posts
- 33.3%
- Prospects with no recent post recorded
- 9.9%
Different activity cohorts; no causal uplift established.
One connected workflow
Workflow illustrationProspectsClientsIndustry voicesCompetitors
- Contact Sources
Discover
Select people who fit your work.
- Post Monitor
Monitor
Catch relevant public posts.
- Campaigns
Engage
Review, edit, approve or skip.
- History
Track
Sync reactions. Revisit context.
Monitor on its own, or engage when useful.
Find the right people. Show up with something to say. Build relationships.
Find your use caseA Contact List gives you names. We help you get noticed.
Find the right people, join relevant conversations, and keep context for your next touch.
02 / Participate
Catch the moment
Follow public posts with standalone monitoring or campaign rounds. Get an AI draft and choose the comments worth sending.
Explore engagement campaigns03 / Keep context
Keep the signal
Sync available comments, reactions, and replies. Review recorded engagement before your next touch.
Explore recorded historyThe numbers / October 2026
Less cold outreach. More reasons to connect.
01 · Sales & BD
Warmer introductions
Be a familiar name before you connect.
02 · Brand & growth
More attention from the right people
Join the conversations your audience follows.
Relationships
48 commented prospects33.3%
Connection requests accepted in the commented cohort.
- Commented prospects with recent posts
- 33.3%16 of 48
- Prospects with no recent post recorded
- 9.9%15 of 152
3.38× the observed acceptance rate in this comparison
Cohorts differ in activity. This does not establish causal uplift.
Engagement
One campaign592
Recorded impressions across 59 comments.
- posts received engagement
- 9
- recorded reactions
- 11
Show up where your audience already is.
Recorded campaign totals. Sync was not complete.
Brand attention
7 days+103%
Growth in LinkedIn company-page views.
- page views, up from approximately 32
- 65
- unique visitor growth (21 vs 12)
- +75%
Be present in the conversations that matter.
Other page activities also contributed.
Separate historical observations from October 2026. Outcomes vary.
Different goals. One connected workflow. See the results and steps that matter to your role.
Explore use casesData sources and measurement details
Connection acceptance: 16/48 commented prospects with recent posts, versus 15/152 prospects with no recent post recorded. The groups differ in activity and are not a randomized comparison. The observed rate ratio is 3.38×; it does not establish causal uplift from commenting.
Campaign dashboard, October 2026: 59 comments, 9 posts that received engagement, 592 recorded impressions and 11 recorded reactions. Sync was not complete; these totals are a partial snapshot. Engaged posts and comments are different measures.
LinkedIn company-page analytics, October 2026: 65 views versus approximately 32 in the prior 7 days; 21 unique visitors versus 12. Other page activities also contributed. The page also recorded 49 new followers over a separate 30-day window.
These are separate historical observations, not a single conversion funnel or a guarantee of future results.
Your role. Your advantage.
Pick your goal. See your edge.
Built around what matters to your role.
Be recognized. Get connected.
Follow prospects’ public activity and contribute relevant comments before reaching out directly. Revisit recorded interactions when preparing your next email or LinkedIn message.
October 2026 observations
Watch connections, replies, and real conversations.
- Observed acceptance
- 33.3%
- 16 of 48 commented prospects with recent posts accepted.
- Observed rate comparison
- 3.38×
- 33.3% vs 9.9%: 15 of 152 in the comparison group accepted.
- Posts with recorded engagement
- 9
- Across a campaign with 59 comments.
The commented group had recent posts; the comparison group differed in recent-post activity. These are observational results, not evidence that commenting caused the difference. Engagement sync was incomplete.
Sales outreach / Email
Show up before the ask.
Review your audience, follow public posts, contribute a relevant comment, and revisit recorded engagement before sending your own email.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Find or import candidates, review who fits, and save selected contacts to Contact Lists. A source result is a research lead, not a qualified buyer.
Step 2
Campaign rounds surface eligible public activity from your selected audience. Monitoring schedules prepare opportunities to review; they do not start posting.
Step 3
Read the source post and review or edit the AI-assisted suggestion. Every posting run is explicitly started by you in the Chrome extension; a bounded Auto Submit run is also available.
Step 4
After sending, sync available engagement and review the interactions recorded for the contact. A prepared comment, a sent comment, and a synced result are separate states.
OpenComment adds discovery and public engagement before outreach. Email sending, deliverability, and replies remain in your own email workflow.
Sales outreach / LinkedIn
Bring context to your first message.
Build public context through relevant comments, then revisit recorded interactions before choosing whether to connect or message.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Find or import candidates, review who fits, and save selected contacts to Contact Lists. A source result is a research lead, not a qualified buyer.
Step 2
Campaign rounds surface eligible public activity from your selected audience. Monitoring schedules prepare opportunities to review; they do not start posting.
Step 3
Read the source post and review or edit the AI-assisted suggestion. Every posting run is explicitly started by you in the Chrome extension; a bounded Auto Submit run is also available.
Step 4
After sending, sync available engagement and review the interactions recorded for the contact. A prepared comment, a sent comment, and a synced result are separate states.
Public participation can provide context for your next step. OpenComment does not send connection requests or private LinkedIn messages in this workflow.
Relationship care / Clients & prospects
Stay informed between direct touches.
Follow the people you already know, participate when useful, and keep recorded interactions in view between direct conversations.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Start with clients and prospects you want to keep up with. Organize the selected audience before creating or revisiting a campaign.
Step 2
Campaign rounds surface eligible public activity from your selected audience. Monitoring schedules prepare opportunities to review; they do not start posting.
Step 3
Read the source post and review or edit the AI-assisted suggestion. Every posting run is explicitly started by you in the Chrome extension; a bounded Auto Submit run is also available.
Step 4
After sending, sync available engagement and review the interactions recorded for the contact. A prepared comment, a sent comment, and a synced result are separate states.
A relevant post can be a reason to learn or participate. Public engagement is not confirmation of a purchase decision or a guarantee of a response.
Stay visible. Stay building.
Discover prospects and follow public updates from clients, industry leaders, and competitors. Let OpenComment surface relevant posts and prepare drafts while you decide where to participate.
October 2026 observations
Watch relationships and visibility as you build.
- Recorded impressions
- 592
- From a campaign with 59 comments.
- Company-page views
- +103%
- 65 vs approximately 32; 7-day periods compared.
Campaign impressions and company-page views are distinct observations from different channels. Time savings have not been measured. Page activity includes invitations and other activity; these results do not isolate OpenComment’s effect. Engagement sync was incomplete.
Founder research / Prospect discovery
Find the people worth a closer look.
Discover candidate contacts, inspect their public context, and save the people you choose for further research or monitoring.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Explore relevant people through available search and discovery tools or imports. Review candidate results and their context before saving selected contacts to Contact Lists.
Step 2
Review the profile and available public source post to understand why this person appeared. Public discussion is context; it does not establish buying intent.
Step 3
Keep selected people in Contact Lists for the work you choose next. Saving contacts does not launch a campaign or send a message.
Discovery provides candidates and public context. It does not identify verified buying intent, budgets, or purchase timing.
Market observation / Public LinkedIn activity
See what competitors share publicly.
Organize selected people in Monitor Lists, follow their public updates, and inspect the original posts for your own assessment.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Choose relevant competitor representatives or company-related people and organize them in Monitor Lists. Standalone monitoring is separate from a campaign audience.
Step 2
Follow the public LinkedIn posts of the people you selected. You can use Post Monitor for observation without generating or sending a comment.
Step 3
Read the original public communication and make your own assessment. This workflow does not claim all-channel coverage or automatically infer strategy or buyer demand.
This is an observation workflow. It does not require commenting and does not claim complete competitor intelligence, strategy inference, or all-channel coverage.
Conference / Discovery & pre-event engagement
Start before the conference starts.
Find event-related posts, review potential contacts, and participate when useful before arranging meetings through your own tools.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Search for people posting publicly about the event. This does not provide an official attendee database or confirm that any person will attend.
Step 2
Inspect each candidate and their source context, then save the relevant people into Contact Lists. Your judgment determines whether someone fits the purpose.
Step 3
Follow selected people’s public posts and prepare relevant comments. When useful, start a posting run yourself before making an invitation through your own tools.
Step 4
After sending, sync available engagement and review the interactions recorded for the contact. A prepared comment, a sent comment, and a synced result are separate states.
Conference-related posts are research context, not verified attendance. You judge the fit and manage invitations, meeting arrangements, and attendance confirmation.
Don’t just post. Get seen.
Your audience is talking beyond your company feed. Monitor industry voices and competitors, then prepare comments in your brand’s voice for relevant public discussions.
October 2026 observations
Watch relevant reach, page visits, and follower momentum.
- Company-page views
- +103%
- 65 vs approximately 32; 7-day periods compared.
- Unique visitors
- +75%
- 21 vs 12; 7-day periods compared.
- Followers gained
- 49
- Over a separate 30-day window.
Views and unique visitors compare successive 7-day periods. Followers cover a separate 30-day window. Company-page activity includes invitations and other activity; these observations do not isolate OpenComment’s effect.
Brand participation / Relevant discussions
Be part of the conversations in your field.
Follow relevant industry voices, prepare comments in your voice, and revisit recorded engagement as you keep contributing.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Find and review people whose public discussions are relevant to your field. Choose who to follow rather than treating everyone as a prospect.
Step 2
Use standalone monitoring or campaign rounds to follow public activity. The public post provides the topic and context for a potential contribution.
Step 3
Use style, persona context, and instructions to prepare an editable suggestion. Decide whether it adds value, then explicitly start the posting run.
Step 4
After sending, sync available engagement and review the interactions recorded for the contact. A prepared comment, a sent comment, and a synced result are separate states.
This supports a more consistent participation workflow. It does not promise a particular reach, follower count, lead volume, or conversion uplift.
Brand research / Public communication
Understand the public conversation around your market.
Follow selected competitors’ public posts, inspect what they share, and bring your interpretation into your own content planning.
Where OpenComment helps
Step 1
Choose relevant competitor representatives or company-related people and organize them in Monitor Lists. Standalone monitoring is separate from a campaign audience.
Step 2
Follow the public LinkedIn posts of the people you selected. You can use Post Monitor for observation without generating or sending a comment.
Step 3
Read the original public communication and make your own assessment. This workflow does not claim all-channel coverage or automatically infer strategy or buyer demand.
You interpret the posts and make the content decisions. Post Monitor does not automatically produce a complete market analysis or guarantee competitor coverage.
Illustrative workflows. Choose any use case that fits your work, whatever your role.
A result from real customer use
Useful conversations start with context.
Lastcheck AI reported a 30%+ comment response rate and 3.7% response-to-call conversion.
Kevin Zhang, Lastcheck AI (lastcheck.ai)
Published with customer permission
Published with permission. Response-to-call conversion reflects one call from 27 confirmed responses. Individual results vary.
Explore the workflow and transcriptProduct workflow illustration. Example screens explain the process; they are not customer results.
OpenComment MCP
Bring the workflow into your AI assistant.
Research relevant people, review public activity, and prepare campaigns from a compatible AI client.
Choose your company, permissions, and credit limits. MCP does not post to LinkedIn; you start posting in the Chrome extension.
Flexible plans
Start small. Add more conversation capacity as you grow.
Credits power contact discovery, public-post monitoring, campaign activity, and AI-assisted comment suggestions.
How can I bring contacts into OpenComment?
Use Lead Search by position, company, and location; Apollo; Manual Import from CSV, Excel, or LinkedIn URLs; Keyword Search; Conference Search; or AI Discovery. Review candidates and save selected contacts into Contact Lists before campaign use.
Can I use Post Monitor without a campaign?
Yes. Post Monitor is a standalone service. Organize people in Monitor Lists to maintain social activity, keep in touch with clients, follow important voices, or observe public competitor activity.
Does OpenComment start posting on its own?
No. You explicitly start each Chrome extension run. With Auto Submit enabled, that user-started run can submit prepared comments up to the selected comments-per-run limit without a separate click for every comment.
What does conversation history include?
The public interactions recorded and synced in OpenComment, including sent comments and available reactions and replies. Preparing a comment, sending it, and syncing engagement are separate steps. This is not a complete history of private messages, email, or meetings.
Can I use OpenComment through my AI assistant?
Yes. Connect a compatible client through MCP. Public product information is available without an account. Company workflows require sign-in and your chosen company, permissions, and credit limits. LinkedIn posting still starts with you in the Chrome extension.
How do plans and credits work?
Start with the Free plan without a credit card. Credits power discovery, public-post monitoring, and AI suggestions. Monthly allowances reset with your billing cycle and do not roll over. Available plans and billing intervals appear above; checkout shows the applicable terms. Manage changes or cancellation in billing settings.