How to Make the Best of Your Revora Subscription

A Revora subscription is wasted if you run one mixed LinkedIn campaign. Revora Pro includes one AI agent for lead discovery and outreach. Sharpen its ICP and iterate on it instead of leaving it broad, set AI messaging on purpose, and operate the workspace from Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok Bot. Enterprise removes the agent cap if you want several ICPs running in parallel. Keep a human on the send path.

Iterate your ICP on Pro, or run several agents on Enterprise

One Revora agent aimed at "founders, VPs, and ops leads in SaaS" produces a mixed LinkedIn queue you cannot learn from. Pro gives you one agent, so test one bet at a time, for example, Series A founders who just hired an SDR, then edit its titles, locations, and prompt to move to the next bet, such as heads of growth at 20 to 80 person B2B tools. Enterprise removes the agent cap: create a separate agent per bet instead, each with its own titles, locations, prompt, and lead group, running side by side. For the first setup, see how to set up an autonomous prospecting agent.

You share one LinkedIn account and one daily send budget either way, so more agents never means more invites; it means cleaner lists tested in parallel instead of in sequence. Kill a hypothesis after a week if the accepts come from people who cannot buy, then move your agent (or, on Enterprise, the underperforming one) to the next bet.

Experiment with different ICP profiles

Write the ICP in the agent's own words, not a slogan. Include who you refuse: students, consultants reselling your category, companies too small to pay. Change one slice at a time. If you swap title, industry, and geography together, you will not know which change moved replies.

My Product is the shared description of what you sell, and every Revora agent inherits it. If two ICP profiles need two offers, say so in the agent prompt instead of stuffing both into one product blurb, whether you are alternating ICPs on a single Pro agent or running them side by side on Enterprise.

Use the AI messaging settings

Do not leave the Revora AI messaging defaults if they do not match how you talk. Campaign goal is either start conversations or book demos. Tone is professional, conversational, or direct. When a lead replies you can stop immediately, let AI continue until interest, or continue until a meeting is booked. That last option needs a calendar link.

Connection notes, first messages, and follow-ups can be AI-written or pasted by you. Review the first batch. If drafts mention pain the profile never showed, tighten the prompt. Daily LinkedIn quotas still apply. Settings change the copy, not the invite limits.

Run Revora from Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok Bot

Revora has an MCP connector, so an agent you already pay for can operate the workspace: read context, create lead finders, inspect leads, check the send schedule. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok Bot. Do not put your LinkedIn password in those tools. LinkedIn stays inside Revora.

Human setup lives on the Claude integration, ChatGPT integration, and Grok Bot integration pages. Overnight research is useful, including the Grok Bot LinkedIn outreach loop. Do not let those tools send LinkedIn actions on their own.

Ask the connected model to list existing Revora agents before it creates new ones. Ask it to show a draft before it replies to a thread. If you do only one thing this week, narrow your current agent to one sharper ICP slice instead of leaving it broad (or, on Enterprise, split it into two agents with two ICP profiles). Set tone and reply handling on purpose, then keep the inbox in front of you.