A little clarity before you start.

You’ll create an account and a workspace. Add your business information, review an AI-assisted customer profile, then find prospects and prepare your first campaign.

No. You approve the recipients, sender, content, and schedule before a campaign can launch. Changes to those details require a new approval.

Moonleaf first reuses a recent verified email. It can then enrich a contact through Apollo and use Hunter Finder as a fallback. Hunter verification checks candidate addresses; an invalid address can fall through to another source.

Yes, through a connected Unipile account. Create a LinkedIn campaign with invitation and DM steps. New DMs require an accepted connection, and replies stop follow-ups. API access and account permissions are required.

Your workspace uses Firebase for authentication and storage, OpenAI for AI features, and Stripe for subscriptions. Prospecting uses Apollo and Hunter; authorized email and LinkedIn accounts connect through Unipile. Features need their corresponding services configured.

Yes. The product tour uses clearly labeled fictional data and cannot send messages or charge a card. Your real workspace starts with your own information.