One coordinated motion across email, LinkedIn, and phone.
Your buyers don't live in one inbox. We run all three channels as a single sequenced motion, one voice, one system of record, every follow-up on time, and your approval on every message.
Single-channel outreach has a ceiling. Some buyers answer email, some only respond on LinkedIn, some pick up the phone, and almost everyone needs to hear from you more than once, in more than one place, before a conversation happens. The teams that book consistently aren't louder on one channel; they're coordinated across several.
But multichannel done with three disconnected tools is how prospects get the same pitch twice in one morning. Revenue Force runs email, LinkedIn, and phone as one motion in one system: a single view of every contact, sequences that hand off between channels, one do-not-contact list enforced everywhere, and one consistent voice, yours.
You approve every message before it sends, whatever the channel. One queue, a few minutes a day, and the whole coordinated machine moves only with your say-so.
Who this is for
Multichannel is the right motion when reach and consistency both matter:
- Your buyers are reachable in different places: no single channel covers them
- Email alone has plateaued, or LinkedIn alone is too slow
- You've seen the disconnected-tools mess and want one system of record
- You want one consistent voice everywhere your name shows up
Why multichannel usually goes wrong
It's not the strategy that fails. It's the coordination:
Three tools, three truths
An email sequencer, a LinkedIn tool, and a dialer that don't talk means nobody knows the full history of any contact, and prospects feel the seams.
Double-touch embarrassment
Without one suppression and scheduling brain, the same person gets a cold email and a LinkedIn pitch the same day, and your credibility pays for it.
Triple the operating load
Each channel has its own limits, warmup, and daily discipline. Running three properly is a full-time operations job that busy teams simply can't staff.
How the multichannel motion works
One audience, mapped to channels
We build your audience once, then reach each person where they're actually reachable, email, LinkedIn, phone, or all three in sequence.
Sequences that hand off
No reply to the emails? The motion continues on LinkedIn. Connected but quiet? A call or message picks it up. Every step in your voice, approved by you.
One brain for every reply
Wherever the response comes in, it lands in one place, gets answered in your voice, and updates the whole system: no channel ever contradicts another.
Booked, with the full story
Qualified conversations hit your calendar with the complete cross-channel history, so you walk in knowing exactly what resonated.
Everything the motion needs. Nothing bolted on.
Email outreach
Authenticated, warmed, deliverability-managed email: the full service, as a channel in the motion.
LinkedIn outreach
Connections, messages, and follow-ups on your real profile, run safely within limits.
Phone & SMS touches
Calls and text touches where they fit the cadence: the channel most competitors quietly skip.
Cross-channel sequencing
One cadence engine deciding what happens next per contact, never two channels colliding.
One suppression list
Do-not-contact honored everywhere at once: opt out in one channel, suppressed in all of them, permanently.
One system of record
Every contact's full cross-channel history in one place, visible to you at all times.
Done for you, never without you.
Every message is drafted in your voice and queued for your approval. Approve a batch in a couple of minutes, tweak a line, or change direction anytime. Nothing goes out without your say-so.
Sized to your outreach, priced in the open.
All channels are included in one usage-based plan sized by contacts worked per month. You're never charged per channel, per seat, or per tool.
See live pricingEverything a careful buyer should ask.
What is multichannel outreach?
Prospecting that reaches buyers across more than one channel (for us: email, LinkedIn, and phone) as one coordinated sequence rather than three parallel campaigns. One contact, one history, one voice, with each channel picking up where the last left off.
Why is multichannel better than just email?
Coverage and persistence. Some buyers simply don't answer one channel, and nearly all buyers need multiple touches. Coordinated channels multiply the chances of the right touch landing, without increasing volume on any single channel past what's safe.
How do you stop someone being hit on two channels at once?
Everything runs in one system with one scheduling and suppression brain. Each contact has a single cadence across all channels, so touches are sequenced deliberately, and an opt-out anywhere suppresses them everywhere, permanently.
Which channels do you actually run?
Email (with full deliverability infrastructure), LinkedIn (on your real profile, safely paced), and phone/SMS where it fits the cadence and your market. The mix is tuned to where your specific buyers respond.
Do I approve messages on every channel?
Yes, one approval queue covers everything. Every email, LinkedIn message, and text waits for your sign-off, drafted in your voice. A few minutes a day keeps the whole motion moving.
Can we start with one channel and add more?
Yes. Plenty of clients start with email or LinkedIn and layer in the next channel once the motion is proving itself. The system is built for the handoff, so adding a channel strengthens the same sequences rather than starting new ones.
How do replies work across channels?
Wherever someone responds, the reply lands in one inbox, gets answered in your voice (with your approval), and updates that contact's whole record, so a LinkedIn reply stops the email sequence automatically, and vice versa.
What does multichannel outreach cost?
One usage-based plan sized by contacts worked per month, with all channels included, see the live pricing page to configure your volume. No per-channel or per-seat charges.
Is this AI or people running it?
Both, honestly: AI drafts every message in your voice so no follow-up is ever missed, operators oversee the campaigns, and you approve everything before it sends. That combination is the whole point, tireless execution with your final word.
Be everywhere your buyers are, as one consistent you.
Book a revenue audit. We'll map which channels your buyers actually answer and show you the coordinated motion we'd run across them.