Find the right people. Then actually follow up.
Legendary Connector sends targeted friend requests to people in the Facebook groups you already sell in — paced like a person, not a bot. Legendary Messenger CRM turns the conversations that start into a pipeline with stages, scripts and follow-up dates.
No contracts. Cancel any time. · One account covers both tools.
Three plans. A week free on all of them.
Nothing is charged today. Put a card in, use it for seven days, and if it isn't earning its keep, cancel and you're done.
Friend Plan
- Targeted friend requests in any group
- Keyword, country, state and gender filters
- Post commenters, not just member lists
- Rate governor, warm-up ramp, hard stops
- Intro message sent when they accept
- Price Lock Guarantee
$27 on day 8 unless you cancel first.
Legendary Bundle
- Everything in the Friend Plan
- Everything in the CRM Plan
- One login across both tools
- Write a script once, use it in both
- Finding feeds follow-up, automatically
- Price Lock Guarantee
$47 on day 8 unless you cancel first.
CRM Plan
- Side panel, pipeline, dashboard, scripts
- Unlimited contacts and scripts
- Follow-up reminders and labels
- Split-test scripts, real conversion rates
- CSV import/export and JSON backup
- Price Lock Guarantee
$37 on day 8 unless you cancel first.
Legendary Messenger CRM is live on the Chrome Web Store — one click and it's installed. Legendary Connector is on the store too — same one click, same desktop Chrome, Edge or Brave.
Two halves of the same job
Prospecting on Facebook is two problems wearing one coat: getting in front of the right people, and not losing them once you are. Each tool does one half, and they share one account.
Legendary Connector
Point it at a group you sell in. It reads the member list, screens every person against your filters, and sends friend requests on a governed schedule — then sends your intro message to the ones who accept.
- Group members and post commenters
- Keyword, negative keyword, country, state and gender filters
- A rate governor built around not getting restricted
- An intro message that goes out when they accept
Legendary Messenger CRM
Every conversation gets a stage, a next message and a follow-up date, in a side panel next to the thread. Nothing to switch to, nothing to copy across, and your real conversion rates at the end of it.
- Pipeline stages and labels inside Messenger
- Script library that rotates as a split test
- Follow-up reminders and a daily dashboard
- CSV import/export and JSON backup
Running both is the point — the Connector fills the CRM, and a lead arrives already tagged with the group it came from. The Legendary Bundle is $47/mo for the pair.
The people you want are already in the room
You joined the groups. The right prospects are in the member list, and working through it by hand is an afternoon you don't have. This does that pass for you — carefully, and in front of you.
The full walkthrough. Nothing is requested from YouTube until you press play.
Point it at a group
Open a group's Members tab and click the toolbar icon. Save the groups you work so they're one click away next time.
Set who counts
Keywords and negative keywords, country, US state, gender. The card decides who's worth opening; the profile is where the filter actually runs.
Read the names, then arm it
A preview run paces itself exactly like a real one and never clicks anything. When you're ready, it shows you the group, today's allowance and the first eight people by name before it will start.
It works while you don't
Requests go out on a governed schedule in their own pinned tab. When somebody accepts, your intro message goes to them. Close the tab and the run stops.
Real runs, in the real product. Names are blurred because the people in them never agreed to appear in an advert — which is rather the point.
What it targets
- Group member lists. Members, Members with things in common, and New to the group. Admins and moderators are off by default — a targeting tool whose first act is to friend-request the mods is doing something nobody asked for.
- People who commented on a post. A comment is a sentence they chose to write. "I need help with this" is a better signal than any job title, and your keywords catch it before anything else loads.
- Saved keyword sets. A list tuned against a real group is work. Name it and reuse it; location and gender stay separate so loading a set never quietly rewrites a filter you set for another reason.
The intro message
- Written by you, spun by the tool. Same
{a|b}and{{first_name}}syntax as the Messenger CRM, so a script you tuned in one pastes straight into the other. - Built from parts. An opener, an ask and a close, mixed and matched — openers wear out long before the ask does, and swapping one beats editing eight near-identical messages and missing two.
- No stock templates. Nobody's best-performing message is the one that shipped with the tool, and a hundred customers sending an identical sentence into the same groups is how a template gets burned.
Messenger was never built to be a CRM
If you sell through Facebook, your pipeline is a scrolling list of conversations. Nothing is staged, nothing is scored, and nothing reminds you to circle back.
Conversations scroll away
A thread you were three questions deep on drops off the screen the moment somebody else messages you. There is no way to mark it, sort it, or find it again except by memory.
Follow-up depends on memory
The money is in the second, third and fourth touch — the ones nothing prompts you to make. Most conversations die not from a "no" but from silence on your end.
You have no numbers
How many people accepted? How many replied? How many booked? Without those rates you can't tell whether the problem is your targeting, your opener, or your close.
A real CRM, sitting on top of Messenger
The extension adds a layer over the Messenger you already use. Your conversations stay exactly where they are — they just start behaving like records.
Every thread becomes a record
Open a conversation and their record opens with it — stage, tags, notes, their details and every touch you've had. A bar across the top of the thread shows where they stand and what to say next. Move a stage with one keystroke and keep typing.
Work a pipeline, not an inbox
A full pipeline page with tag filters, search and bulk actions. See everyone sitting at "offer made", everyone who never got an intro, everyone due today — and jump straight back into any thread.
Finally know your numbers
A dashboard that counts your funnel from the event log, measures four conversion rates against their targets, and names the one stage costing you the most in a sentence. What gets measured, gets managed.
Eight stages, in the order they actually happen
No questionnaire to fill in and no setup to design. The stages ship with the product, every change writes a timestamped event, and the numbers come out of that log.
Where everyone stands
Four rates you can actually fill
Each one is a step the pipeline records, measured against a target. The dashboard reads them and says, in one sentence, which stage is costing you the most — instead of handing you a chart to interpret.
Only four, on purpose. A rate nothing in the pipeline can fill is worse than no rate at all.
Everything you need, nothing you have to babysit
It works where you already are
Stages down your conversation list, a bar over the thread you have open, and the whole record in a panel beside it — without a second tab, a second login, or copying anybody’s name into a spreadsheet.
Pick a script, add a picture, insert. It lands in Facebook’s own message box and stops there. You press send.
It tells you which step to fix
Every stage change writes a timestamped event, so the funnel and the four rates are counted from what you actually did — not from anything you have to keep updated.
Then it says the answer in a sentence. Your close rate is 33% against a 50% target — they are turning up and not buying. No chart to interpret, no dashboard to learn.
Find out which opener actually works
File more than one script under a stage and they rotate. You get sends, reply rate and stage-advance rate side by side for each one.
Once every variant has enough sends behind it, a verdict says plainly which is ahead — or that it is still too close to call. {Hey|Hi} spintax means twenty sends are not twenty identical messages.
Everything about them, beside the thread
Open a conversation and their record opens with it. Stage, tags, notes, their phone and email, and the next thing you owe them.
Mark Deal Won and it asks what it was worth, right when you know. Mark Follow-Up and it asks when, then writes the reminder for you.
The week you have actually committed to
Every follow-up you set lands here, on a month grid with the agenda beside it — so you see the week you have built rather than a list of dates.
Follow-through is the one number that is not a count: of everything that came due in the last 30 days, how much you dealt with. Something left overdue counts against you, because it should.
The things you send twenty times a day
Your demo graphic, your proof shot, your booking link, your case study — saved once, dropped into a conversation in one click.
A message is assembled at send time from a script, a picture and a link in whatever combination the conversation calls for. Each one lands in Facebook’s own control, and none of them send.
And the rest of it
The record, beside the thread
A bar across the top of the conversation shows the stage, the HOT flag, tags and what to say next — changeable in place. The full record opens in a column on the right, or in Chrome's side panel. Same record, two homes.
A board you can drag
Pipeline opens as a kanban — a column per stage, a card per person with their avatar, tags and what's due next. Drag a card to move them. List swaps back to a table with search, tag filters and bulk actions.
Calendar of follow-ups
A month grid with the agenda beside it, so you can see the week you've built rather than a list of dates. Set a follow-up on any record and it lands here. Overdue stays overdue — it counts against your follow-through rate, because it should.
Images library
Keep the screenshots, price sheets and proof shots you send constantly in one place. One click hands the file to Messenger's own upload control — the same path as picking it from the dialog. It attaches; it doesn't send.
Links library
Your booking link, your case study, your pricing page — saved once, dropped into a conversation in one click. No more digging through tabs mid-conversation to find the URL you send twenty times a day.
Messages assembled, not stored whole
A script, a picture and a link, combined at send time in whatever mix the conversation calls for — so sending the same photo with a different sentence never means duplicating anything. Type / in the compose box to pick a script.
Spintax and merge fields
{Hey|Hi|Hey there} picks a branch each time, so twenty openers aren't twenty identical messages. {{first_name}} fills from the record. A field with no value stops and asks you — it never quietly becomes an empty gap.
Your openers, split tested
File more than one script under a stage and they rotate. You get reply rate and stage-advance rate side by side, and a verdict that says plainly whether it's still rotating, a clear winner, or too close to call. Uses count on insert, not on read.
Follow-ups that move themselves
Send a message and the stage keeps up: when they write back, a New Lead becomes Replied on its own. Mark Deal Won and it asks what it was worth, right when you know. Mark Follow-Up and it asks when, and writes the reminder.
Their details, on the record
Phone, email, website, business and address on a Data tab — each one becomes the action once it's filled, so a number dials and an address opens a map. Add fields of your own and they appear on every contact.
Labels inside Facebook
Switch on "Show labels in Facebook" and each person's stage and HOT flag render on Messenger's own conversation list, with a stripe down the edge of the row in the stage's colour. You read your pipeline without opening anything.
Bring your data, and take it
Importers that recognise Chatsilo, Genius Messenger and GroupTrack exports on sight, with a preview before anything lands. On the way out: CSV and a full JSON backup.
What each tool does — and deliberately doesn't
You have been pitched tools in this space that got people's accounts restricted. These two draw the line in different places on purpose, so here is exactly where.
Legendary Connector
- Nothing sends until you arm it. Two presses, with the names in front of you. The preview run opens every profile, makes every decision and never clicks a thing.
- It doesn't build a database of strangers. Nobody is stored unless a request was actually sent to them. People who don't match are counted and dropped — the member list never becomes a file we hold.
- It reads only what you can already open. Groups you have joined, pages you could scroll yourself. It exports nothing anywhere.
- It doesn't race. Minutes between requests, a daily cap, rest breaks and a week-long warm-up. It is slower than the tools that sell on speed, and that is the feature.
- It stops rather than pushes. A checkpoint, a captcha, a block notice or a page it doesn't recognise ends the run — and it does not retry.
- It changes nothing on Facebook's page. No injected panel, no modified buttons. It reads the page and clicks the same control you would.
Legendary Messenger CRM
- It does not send messages for you. Scripts are written into the compose box and stop there. You read every message and you press send.
- It does not mass-message or drip. There is no unattended sending queue in the CRM, and there isn't one on its roadmap.
- It does not scrape strangers. It works with conversations you are already in — not with lists of people you aren't.
- It does not upload your conversations. Your pipeline lives in your own browser, on your own computer. Nothing about your threads is sent to us.
- Neither tool is affiliated with Facebook. They are independent tools that run in your browser, and they operate outside Facebook's terms for automated tools. Make your own call about using any third-party tool with your account.
Three plans. A week free on all of them.
Nothing is charged today. Put a card in, use it for seven days, and if it isn't earning its keep, cancel and you're done.
Friend Plan
- Targeted friend requests in any group
- Keyword, country, state and gender filters
- Post commenters, not just member lists
- Rate governor, warm-up ramp, hard stops
- Intro message sent when they accept
- Price Lock Guarantee
$27 on day 8 unless you cancel first.
Legendary Bundle
- Everything in the Friend Plan
- Everything in the CRM Plan
- One login across both tools
- Write a script once, use it in both
- Finding feeds follow-up, automatically
- Price Lock Guarantee
$47 on day 8 unless you cancel first.
CRM Plan
- Side panel, pipeline, dashboard, scripts
- Unlimited contacts and scripts
- Follow-up reminders and labels
- Split-test scripts, real conversion rates
- CSV import/export and JSON backup
- Price Lock Guarantee
$37 on day 8 unless you cancel first.
Legendary Messenger CRM is live on the Chrome Web Store — one click and it's installed. Legendary Connector is on the store too — same one click, same desktop Chrome, Edge or Brave.
Questions people actually ask
Can I use these inside my normal Facebook account?
Does the Connector send friend requests without me watching?
Will this get my Facebook account restricted?
Does the CRM send messages for me?
What do you store about the people I target?
Where is my data stored?
Can I buy one now and add the other later?
What browser do I need?
Do I pay extra for updates?
What happens when my trial ends?
Is there someone I can talk to?
The group you're already in has a week's worth of leads in it
Put the Connector on it, put every conversation that starts on a stage, and see what your real numbers look like.
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