LIMA turns the companies and people you already follow into custom feeds, reads every post, and sends you the few things that changed. One brief each evening, one report every Monday.
Your market launches, hires, tests its messaging and complains on LinkedIn. Between the ads and the engagement ranking, almost none of it reaches you.
Set up once, then it runs on its own.
The posts that matter are already in your feed, between the marathons, the ads and the congratulations. LIMA pulls them out into custom feeds built from the people and companies you already follow.
One post is noise. Four competitors posting about the same event in nine days is a signal. LIMA watches the whole set you selected and reports the movement.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong and Asana all posted about attending or speaking in the last nine days. Two are running side events.
Gong opened three enterprise AE roles in EMEA and Salesforce posted two solution-architect roles. Reads as an upmarket push.
Eight posts moved from capability claims to reliability and governance. Two operators framed it as the new differentiator.
When you create a feed, pick what you want to track. LIMA adjusts what it looks for and who it asks you to select.
OAuth only. We read, we never post on your behalf.
Your companies and connections, parsed and ready to select.
One per angle: competitors, customers, sales, marketing, your own team, investors.
Choose companies and people from what you already follow.
A brief each evening, a movement report each week.
LIMA watches your sources and sends a daily brief every evening and a weekly report every Monday. When you want to read more, open LIMA and scroll your custom feeds. No noise.
One card per day, on every feed. What your sources announced, who moved, and which themes showed up. Opens into the posts underneath as evidence.
Week over week movement: which topics rose, which cooled, which sources went quiet. This is the one you forward to your team.
Open LIMA and read each custom feed in order: only the companies and people you chose. No ads, no suggested posts, no engagement ranking.
a month, reading seventy sources to find the few things that matter.
a month, depending on how many feeds you run. It does not skip a day.
For comparison: LinkedIn Sales Navigator Core lists at $119.99 per seat per month and gives you search filters and InMail credits. LIMA starts at $19 a feed and gives you the read — what changed this week across the companies and people you already follow.
Marketers, founders and sales teams across the world use LIMA to read LinkedIn. Here is what they say.
Finally, a way to follow the companies I actually care about without getting lost in my LinkedIn feed.
LIMA makes keeping up with competitors so much easier. Everything I want to follow is in one place.
I love getting a daily summary instead of having to scroll through LinkedIn every morning.
Simple idea, really useful execution. Custom LinkedIn feeds just make sense.
The weekly reports are a great way to catch up on industry updates I might have missed.
A huge time-saver for anyone who follows lots of companies and industry leaders on LinkedIn.
I can focus on the people and businesses that matter to me, without all the distractions.
LIMA helps me stay informed without spending half my day checking LinkedIn.
Being able to create separate feeds for competitors, customers, and prospects is really handy.
Great for keeping track of what competitors are announcing, launching, and sharing.
The daily brief gives me a quick overview of what’s happening across the companies I follow.
A smart solution to a problem I’ve had with LinkedIn for years.
I don’t need more content. I need the right content. That’s what I like about LIMA.
Easy to understand, straightforward to use, and genuinely useful for staying up to date.
I use it to keep an eye on prospects and spot updates worth following up on.
The weekly intelligence report is particularly helpful when I’ve had a busy week.
LIMA turns LinkedIn into a much more focused source of industry information.
A useful addition to my daily workflow as a B2B marketer.
It’s great to have a dedicated feed for customers instead of hoping their posts appear in my timeline.
The summaries help me decide which updates are actually worth reading in full.
A really useful tool for sales and marketing teams that need to stay close to their market.
Competitor monitoring feels much less manual with LIMA.
I particularly like that I can check the updates on my own schedule.
A simple way to stay connected to what’s happening in my industry.
LIMA helps cut through the noise and makes LinkedIn useful for research again.
Exactly the kind of tool I wanted: focused feeds, relevant updates, and less scrolling.
Pay for the feeds you run. Your first feed is $19 a month, each extra feed is $15.
14 days free · card required · cancel before day 14 and pay nothing
Running a larger marketing team, tracking several products, or managing LinkedIn for a dozen clients? Get in touch and we will put together a package that fits.
Every plan includes the official LinkedIn integration. LIMA reads your account — it never posts, comments or messages on your behalf.