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What LinkedIn automation costs

List prices for one LinkedIn account across the tools people compare, from their own sites, and the costs the price tag leaves out.

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The table

List prices for one LinkedIn account, in the vendor's currency, before tax, as each vendor's own site showed them on the day we checked. A dash means the site didn't say.

ToolBilled monthlyBilled yearlyFree trial
HeyReach$79 a month per sender$64 a month per sender ($759 a year)14 days, no card
Expandi$99 a month per seat$79 a month per seat7 days
PhantomBuster$69 a month (Start)$56 a month14 days, no card, and a free plan
Dripify$79 a month (Pro)$59 a month7 days, no card
Waalaxy€19 per user a month as listed (Pro)Up to 50% off. Amounts not shown14 days
Linked Helper$15 a month (Standard)$99 a year ($8.25 a month)14 days, no card
La Growth Machine€60 a month per identity (Basic)Two months free. Amount not shown14 days, no card
Meet Alfred–$29 per user a monthOffered. Length not stated
Dux-Soup$55 local, $99 cloud, per seat$41.25 local, $74.17 cloud, per seat a month–
Connected Outreach$29 a month$239 a year ($20 a month)No. 14-day money-back guarantee

Each tool's comparison page links to the page we read and says when. Prices change, so check before you buy. The alternatives pages cover more tools with the same rule.

How to read it

  • Per seat, per sender, per user, per identity all mean the same thing: one LinkedIn account. A team pays that many times.
  • Billed yearly prices are what you pay each month if you pay the whole year up front.
  • Entry plans are quoted. Most tools have higher tiers that unlock the features their comparison pages talk about.

What the price tag leaves out

  • A proxy. Desktop tools such as Linked Helper ask you to buy one separately, and a VPS if you want the machine always on.
  • Lead data. Some tools expect a Sales Navigator seat for their searches. Our lead finder runs a regular LinkedIn people search.
  • Credits. Enrichment, email finding and InMail credits sit on top of several plans.
  • A second channel. Email and the warm-up, domains and inboxes it needs are a cost of their own, if you use it.

What ours includes

One plan with every tool: $29 a month, $78 every 3 months, $139 every 6 months, $239 a year. Included: all six tools, your own cloud browser, your own static IP address in your country, 300 lead finds a month, AI-written connection notes and a daily Telegram report. Not included: more than one LinkedIn account, an inbox, email, integrations or an API.

Monthly or yearly

Yearly billing is cheaper everywhere in the table, and the gap is large. With us, a year paid monthly is $348; paid up front it is $239, with $78 every 3 months and $139 every 6 months in between. Pay monthly until you know the tool fits, then switch; with us the switch happens from the Billing page.

If price is the whole question

Three tools on our pages list entry plans below ours: Octopus CRM, a Chrome extension from $9.99 a month; Linked Helper, desktop software from $15 a month before a proxy; and Waalaxy, from €19 per user a month. Each page says what you give up and what you don't.

Pick by what you need, then look at price

Many accounts and one inbox: a per-seat tool built for agencies. Email and LinkedIn in one sequence: a multichannel tool. One LinkedIn account, run in the cloud, with the address and the leads included: that is the job we built for, and the price follows from it.

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