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Cold-call prep on any LinkedIn profile: a tailored script, a live call co-pilot, and the prospect's phone or email. Cold calls aren't dead. Your pitch is. PitchWhip reads the LinkedIn profile you already have open and writes a reason-to-call for that specific person — then reveals their direct phone or work email on the same card, so you can dial without leaving the tab. HOW IT WORKS 1. Never run out of people to call. Once a day, ask PitchWhip for new prospects. It searches the open web — trade press, appointment announcements, team pages, speaker lists — and brings back people who match your pitch, each with a quoted source showing they actually hold that role today. No guessed profiles, no scraped lists. Save the ones you like and they wait in your queue until you've called them. 2. Hover, don't research. Works on standard LinkedIn profiles, Sales Navigator lead pages and Sales Navigator lists. Hover a prospect, press your trigger key. No tabs, no copy-paste, no export step. 3. Get the angle. PitchWhip reads what is already rendered on that page — title, company, tenure, industry, headcount, location — and writes a script for that one person: an opener, the 30 seconds, diagnostic questions, a proof point, a close, and the objections you are most likely to hit, each with a counter. It opens with what the person actually owns, not how long they've held the job — and when the page doesn't support a claim, the script doesn't make it. 4. Reveal the phone or the email. One click asks our contact-data partner for their direct number or work email. One credit per phone or per email, and a credit is only spent when something is actually found — misses are refunded automatically. Revealing the same person again is free. 5. Dial with a script that sounds like you. Call mode is a live co-pilot: real-time suggestions while you talk, a thumbs up or down on each one so it learns how you handle objections. Edit any line of a script and PitchWhip learns the change — the next script arrives closer to your own wording. Voicemail mode and a screener answer are one tap away when the call goes that way. 6. Log it and take the next one. See a number, tap it, dial — the outcome is one tap to log, "Next up" hands you the next name, and callbacks come due with a badge so nothing slips. Best-time-to-call stats and a weekly coaching review are computed from your own calls, so the advice is about your patch, not averages. YOUR PIPELINE, NOT OURS Your call history lives in your browser and — if you connect it — your own Google Sheet. The PitchWhip dashboard at pitchwhip.com/app shows your calls, callbacks and stats from any browser, and you can log a call from there too. WHAT IT NEVER DOES PitchWhip is read-only on LinkedIn. It reads text already rendered on the page you are looking at — it never clicks, posts, connects, sends messages, or makes requests to LinkedIn on your behalf. No autopilot, no automation, nothing that puts your account at risk. FREE AND PRO Free: 5 scripts a day, plus the live co-pilot and pre-call briefs within fair use. No card, no trial clock. Pro (£99/month): unlimited scripts, daily prospect discovery, 50 phone/email reveals a month (top-up packs available — pack credits never expire), call summaries that become coaching memory, a voice profile learned from your delivery, the weekly review, and Google Sheet sync. Team plans put every seat's calls on one dashboard. Questions? hello@pitchwhip.com
Aug 26, 2026
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