Periodix Reviews

Coming from a local automation tool, i really like the simple and straight forward cloud solution of periodix.

The integrated AI is a very promising (and working!) feature to me. You will have to edit the ai prompts, but they are pretty good already from the start.

In my case, adding an additional "mega" prompt adds all the tonality, language and responses i want. And looking at the first tests, they work great. You can even add a pre-defined answer including your signature to the AI prompt as a general answer, from which the AI might differ it doesn't fit the recipients reaction. Whhoop :)

Even better: the support not only answers fast and perfectly listening to your question (no AI responses here ;) ), but they can even add new features within a day!
In my case, my sequences were not working, because my account already hit the linkedin limit - but i didn't know, so it looked like it's not working.

The support (thnx Rinat!) checked that for me on friday, came back to me with the limit hint and today (monday) they added a status hint in the profile dashboard. If the limit has been reached, it now states "weekly limit" in red letters.
How cool is that support/development?

Of course, it is not as granular as e.g. linkedin helper, but that's what the AI is for and that way it is also much easier to use (learning curve anyone?).

What i am missing:
- csv import to seamlessly switch from other tools, and optionally export for better recipients management/crm
- additional filters not to engage with 2nd/3rd contacts i scraped, but already had a conversation/message with. Because else, i will contact persons that didn't want to connect with me or i didn't with them - but will be engaged while profile scraping again.

Hopefully, periodix will implement features like this in the near future, but also right now, it looks like a very good investment and product to me.

Keep it up!

One of the best linkedin automation tools right now!

I'm not new to all these Linkedin automation and been using it for years. Some of my tactics using these have helped me to generate 20+ quality leads per month and from these leads, I can generate good rev.
And I saw Periodix, tried it out, here what I like:
- Straight forward UI, easy to use, no learning curve needed, however, you might need some time to learn about how it works first.
- Everything works as advertised and meet my basic expectation.
- Really good prompts pre-installed for AI replies and follow-up
- Good proxy and virtual machine setup, I didn't see any warning from Linkedin
Some hiccups:
- The account I use on Periodix isn’t connected to any automation tools, but LinkedIn still thinks it is. Whenever this happens, LinkedIn logs out all my sessions and asks me to log back in—not a ban or anything, just a forced log-out. The issue is that Periodix doesn’t notify me when this happens; it just goes silent. I eventually found the "replace profile" button to reconnect manually, but that meant reconfiguring the entire profile, including the schedule.
- There’s also something called an "AI Client." This is a brand or service where the AI learns from what you provide and tries to book calls for you. Sounds great, but there’s a catch: one LinkedIn profile can only be linked to one AI client. So, you can’t use the same LinkedIn profile for multiple brands. Even if you have one brand but want to target different services or audiences on LinkedIn, it’s just not possible.
Right now, Periodix really feels like a WIP. There's no real documentation or guide, just some quick video show you how thing works. But Periodix does work as intended and shows real potential if they can refine the platform, it could become a truly valuable tool for LinkedIn automation. So, 3 tacos for now

The idea is great and the team is enthusiastic and helpfull. The product however is in my opinion in a too early stage.
For example: i added 2 profiles but i coukd not import to different lead lists.
There is no multiple platform outreach, just linkedin.
Unlike a tool like dux soup., which is much more basic than periodox, it does not simulate a persons activity. Therefor i expect this will be flagged by linkedin much sooner.
There is also no random varioubles for activities. So if you select to invite 25 people on linkedin, thatals what will happen everyday, making it again very obvious that there is no human behind the computer. I see that as a big risk.
And of course the csv option is missing.
Overal a great idea but i think we need to wait for 12 months before it will be really helping me.
Ps, also a tier 3 here

I bought it today, and I know it's fairly new but I can see their vision. They have done something which I don't think other software has. I was testing 3-5 other software recently and it has features that are not available on other LinkedIn automation tools.

Integration with Calendly, automated follow-up not just for campaigns but for the responses as well.

I think it's already a great competition to other tools but with some updates, it can get even better.

Like
1. Import from CSV.
2. Direct Integration and Syncing with Sales Navigator.
3. Kanban style CRM.
4. Webhooks and API integrations.
5. Email Integration for Multi-Channel Outreach.