Prospect without giving up your billable days.
You do everything yourself. Sales Farmer handles your LinkedIn prospecting while you take care of the clients you already have.
A solopreneur prospects on LinkedIn when there's time, which means rarely. In Automatic mode, you describe your business once, check the people found at your competitors and the first message, then only come back to reply. Starter runs 1 on the job title and sector search; competitors are on Growth, open during the trial. In Manual mode, from Starter, setup takes a few minutes.
How do you find clients on LinkedIn as a freelancer?
Contact few people, but the right ones, with a real reason to write. Sales Farmer suggests people who reacted to a competitor or changed jobs, you approve them, then it sends and follows up. Plan a few minutes a week. Starter costs $15 a month, no commitment.
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Built for a team of one.
Prospect without stopping your work
You don't have a salesperson. Sales Farmer runs in the background while you deliver for clients, and it doesn't ask for an hour of your day.
Stay visible without thinking about it
Regular, personalized follow-ups with your network, even in the weeks when you have no time to think about it.
Don't rely on a single source of clients
Word of mouth and referrals show up when they feel like it. Prospecting that runs all the time smooths out the slow months.
Three steps, that's it.
Describe your business
One sentence or your website address. The AI suggests who to watch, and you tick what matters to you. This is Automatic mode: Growth also suggests your competitors, and the trial opens everything.
Check, then launch
Each person found comes with the reason to contact them and a first message you can edit. Nothing goes out before you click.
Reply from the app
Sales Farmer sends and follows up on its own, and stops when someone replies. You read the replies, the AI prepares your drafts, and the rest of your time goes to your actual work.

Paste your website address. Sign-up picks it up for you.
What prospecting changes for a freelancer
| Situation | Without a campaign | With Sales Farmer |
|---|---|---|
| Busy week | Prospecting stops | Invitations go out during your time slots |
| Project wraps up | The pipeline is empty | Conversations are already going |
| Follow-ups | Forgotten, or done by hand | Automatic, stopped as soon as someone replies |
| Cost | Your time, every week | $15 a month |
Copy them, then make them yours.
An invitation without a note lets your profile do the talking.
Thanks for connecting, [First name]. I work with [Role] at companies like [Company] on [Specific problem]. Is that something on your plate right now?
[First name], here's [Short resource] that answers [Common question]. If now isn't the right time, no worries.
Guides from the blog.
Define Your ICP and Build a LinkedIn List (2026)
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Read the guide →LinkedIn Prospecting Message Templates (2026)
LinkedIn prospecting templates by job, a full sequence from invitation to closing message, and what to personalize in each one so it never sounds…
Read the guide →How much time does it take each week?
Setup takes a few minutes. After that, plan on the time it takes to reply to interested people, nothing more.
Do I need Sales Navigator?
No. Automatic mode does not need it, and a regular LinkedIn search is enough in Manual mode.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
No tool can promise zero risk. Daily caps, time slots and variable delays keep the pace close to your own.
How much does Sales Farmer cost?
$15 a month, or $149 a year, with a 14-day trial and no credit card.