The Communication plan
Allen books the meetings,
not just the comments.
Comments get you noticed. Communication takes it from there: Allen sends the connection request, messages people in your voice, follows up, answers every reply, and puts the meeting on your calendar.
One page, four numbers
Invited. Accepted.
Talking. Booked.
The Communications page in Allen leads with the funnel: how many people Allen invited this week, how many accepted, how many are in a conversation, and how many meetings landed on your calendar. Under it, every request and message Allen has sent or lined up, and every reply.
- This week's numbers large, all-time totals small
- Every conversation open to read, with Allen's next step on it
- An email the moment a meeting is booked, or the moment Allen needs you
Communications · This week
Running in the cloudInvited
42
388 all time
Accepted
17
141 all time
Talking
9
63 all time
Meeting booked
3
19 all time
How it works
Five steps. Each one a switch.
The same order a real conversation moves in. Comments are the Comments plan. The next four steps are what Communication adds, and you choose which ones Allen handles.
Auto comment
Every weekday Allen finds posts from the people you want as customers and comments in your voice. This is the Comments plan, and it is where every conversation starts.
Comments plan
Auto connect
Allen sends connection requests to the people who replied to your comments and to people who match your audience. It reads the profile first and skips anyone who is not a fit.
Auto DM
When someone accepts, Allen sends a first message that picks up from their post or their reply. Written for that one person, from what you offer, in your voice.
Auto follow-up
No answer? Allen follows up twice, a few days apart: once with what you do and a proof point, once with a plain ask and two real times from your calendar.
Auto reply
When they write back, Allen answers in your voice, asks your qualifying questions, offers open times in their working hours, and books the one they pick.
Dana Reyes
Owner @ Reyes Heating & Air
Your post on hiring techs off job boards hit home. We have been fixing that exact problem for HVAC shops this year. Worth a 20-minute look at how?
Maybe. What does it actually involve?
A short hiring plan call: your open roles and timeline, what a 14-day fill looks like, and whether it is a fit either way. Tuesday 10:00 or Wednesday 2:30, your time?
Wednesday 2:30 works.
Hiring plan call · Wed 2:30 PM
On your calendar, invite sent with a video link
Appointment setting
Trained like a new setter.
Sounds like you.
You tell Allen who you help, what you do for them in one sentence, what the meeting is for, one proof point, and your rules. Allen writes every message for the one person it is talking to, in the voice you already trained for comments.
- Your qualifying questions, worked in one at a time
- Two real open times from your calendar, inside their 9 to 5
- Books the time they pick and sends the invite with a video link
- Never guesses: when unsure, it stops and emails you to jump in
- A practice chat where you play the prospect before anything is live
You stay in charge
Small numbers.
Every step yours to switch.
A switch for every step
Turn any step off and Allen hands that part back to you. Auto reply off, for example, means Allen drafts the answer and you send it.
Review first, if you want it
In Review first mode every request and message waits for your OK. Edit it, approve it, or skip it. Or let Allen run and step in whenever you like.
Human-sized numbers
Never more than 20 connection requests and 30 messages a day, 100 requests a week, minutes apart, only in the hours and on the days you set. New accounts start at 5 requests a day and ramp up over three weeks.
It stops itself
If LinkedIn asks for a verification, signs Allen out, or too few people are accepting, Allen pauses on its own and emails you. One pause switch stops everything.
What Allen does for you
Pick the steps Allen handles. Anything you switch off, you do yourself.
Pricing
One price.
Set up with you.
Communication has a waitlist and spots are limited. Sign up below, tell us what you sell, and get your first 7 days free. When your spot opens, we set you up on your own account, fill in who Allen reaches and what you offer together, and send you a link to start. Already on Comments? Everything you have trained carries over.
Communication
Allen comments, connects, messages and books meetings for you.
2,500 credits a month
- →Everything in Comments
- →Auto connect: Allen sends connection requests for you
- →Auto DM and auto follow-up, in your voice
- →Auto reply: Allen answers the DMs people send you
- →Appointment setting: Allen books meetings on your calendar
- →Set up with you, one at a time
Waitlist signups get 7 days free. Limited spots.
FAQ
Questions people ask before signing up.
Everything in Comments, plus auto connect, auto DM, auto follow-up, auto reply and appointment setting. It is $297 a month with 2,500 credits, cancel any time. Connection requests are free; each message Allen writes uses a few credits.
Waitlist · 7 days free
Sign up for the waitlist.
Tell us who you are and what you sell. We read every signup by hand, set people up one at a time on their own account, and send you a link to start when your spot opens. Waitlist signups get their first 7 days free.