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Your buyers use
more than one channel.

Reach them from your own accounts. Bring LinkedIn, X, email, and Instagram into your PumpGTM workspace. WhatsApp is joining in beta.

Build your outreach

Pick the channel.
Keep your own identity.

Explore the account connection, outreach workflow, and availability of every integration.

Build outreach around the person.

Use the right channel for each relationship. Keep the audience and the follow-up plan in the same workspace.

01

Connect the accounts you use

Your LinkedIn profile, X account, Instagram account, and mailbox give each conversation a recognizable sender.

02

Choose the next touch

Combine LinkedIn, X, and email in a sequence. Build dedicated Instagram plays around post engagement.

03

Give replies your attention

Review conversations in your outreach workflow. Detected replies stop remaining LinkedIn, X, and email sequence steps.

Know what connects.
Know what happens next.

Straight answers about accounts, sending, and availability.

Which channels does PumpGTM integrate with?

PumpGTM supports LinkedIn, X, email, and Instagram. WhatsApp is in beta with access by request. LinkedIn, X, and email can share sequences; Instagram uses dedicated DM plays.

Do messages come from my own accounts?

Yes. The available integrations send through the LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and email accounts you connect. The WhatsApp beta is being built around existing accounts, with eligibility confirmed before access.

Can every channel run in one sequence?

LinkedIn, X, and email can run in a shared sequence. Instagram has its own DM sequences. WhatsApp sequence support is not generally available during beta.

How do I get access to WhatsApp?

Open the WhatsApp integration page and request beta access by email. The PumpGTM team will confirm availability, supported account types, and beta capabilities for your workspace.

Put your channels to work together.

Start with your audience. Connect the accounts you want to reach them from.

Build your outreach

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