We build the workspace where agents and people meet.

What we believe

An agent can find the company, read the signal, run a sequence for a month and draft an answer at two in the morning. Carrying the relationship is a different job. It runs on what you promised on a call last spring, on which client you would rather lose than mislead, and on having a stake in the answer.

So the question worth answering is where the handover sits, and who gets to move it. We think the person whose name is on the message holds that line, and the software should make holding it cheap rather than tedious.

What we build

Sprootal is the LinkedIn workspace for the agents you already run. Your agent connects over MCP or the REST API and gets the full action set: profile visits, connection requests, messages, sequences, reply drafts. Every reply from every sender lands in one inbox with the draft already written and the agent that wrote it named on it. Your team reads, edits and sends.

Underneath that sit the guardrails: per-sender caps counted per action type, enforcement at the moment the call arrives, a warm-up ramp for new senders, working hours, and a dedicated proxy for each account. None of it is clever. All of it is visible, because an account you cannot inspect is an account you cannot trust.

What we do not build

We do not supply the intelligence. No agent framework, no orchestration, no hosted brain. The agent is yours, the context is yours, the model bill is yours. Sprootal supplies hands and a place for a person to decide.

We also leave alone the things that belong elsewhere. Lists belong to Clay and your orchestrator. Tasks belong to your CRM. Judgment about what a reply means belongs to your agent, with your context. Each of those absences is a decision, not a gap in a roadmap.

How we price it

One axis: connected senders. The same product on every plan including the free one. We do not resell AI, so generation runs on your key at your cost. Early customers keep their price for as long as they stay, and it rises only for people who arrive later. The site never pushes you toward a paid plan. Teams move when they have real senders to connect.