Almost every "Dripify alternatives" list puts Dripify's $59 next to other entry prices billed per sender, per identity, per licence or per workspace, monthly here and yearly there, and invites you to read down the column. This one compares every tool on two things a pricing page rarely puts side by side: what you still do yourself, and what two LinkedIn accounts really cost on monthly billing. Every price below was read on the vendor's own page on 3 October 2026. The short version: BeReach as a Dripify alternative.
In short, on the three things that decide it:
- Who runs the outreach. On Dripify you paste a search or upload a list, build the drip and set each account's daily limits. BeReach finds the people from a sentence, writes one message each and, once you approve, sends the invitations and messages every day.
- The full bill for two accounts, billed monthly. Dripify Pro is $158 ($79 a seat), Advanced $198 for A/B tests and weekly list refills, and email finder packs sit on top. BeReach is EUR 99 ($119) for two accounts: the AI, the lead search, the Claude and ChatGPT connector and the API come from one monthly allowance, with nothing to top up.
- Results and Claude. Dripify's MCP has four tools to list campaigns and upload leads, in Claude Desktop and coding tools such as Cursor, but not ChatGPT or Claude on the web. BeReach's connector is on every plan, with 27 tools to find people, read their profiles and posts, draft and send what you approve. BeReach's site shows 65% for "Connection requests accepted" ("industry average is 21%") and 22% for "Reply rate" ("across active campaigns").
Dripify alternatives compared at a glance
| Tool | What you still do yourself | 2 LinkedIn accounts, billed monthly | Channels | AI and Claude |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dripify (for reference) | Paste a search or upload a list, build the drip, set daily limits | $158 on Pro ($79 per seat), $198 on Advanced | LinkedIn, email | "Improve with AI" rewrites your draft; 4-tool MCP from Pro |
| Linked Helper | Run the desktop app, build the campaign | $30 on Standard ($15 per licence), $90 on Pro | None checked | |
| Waalaxy | Import the list, pick the sequence | €78 on Pro, €198 on Advanced; Inbox €20 a month extra | LinkedIn, email on Business | AI first draft; MCP from Advanced |
| HeyReach | Import the list, build the sequence, bring your own AI | $158 ($79 per sender) | MCP on every plan; the writing runs on your own AI plan | |
| Expandi | Import the list, build the sequence | $198 ($99 per seat) | LinkedIn, email | AI included in the seat; MCP that drafts |
| La Growth Machine | Import the list, build the sequence | €240 on Pro (€120 per identity) | LinkedIn, email, X, calls | AI copywriting and voice; MCP |
| lemlist | Import the list, build the multichannel sequence | $218 on Multichannel ($109 per user) | Email, LinkedIn, calls, SMS, WhatsApp | lemAgent, credit-metered AI; MCP |
| PhantomBuster | Pick and chain Phantoms, paste your session cookie, watch execution hours | $69 on Start (20 hours shared), $159 on Grow | LinkedIn and other sites | AI credits by plan; MCP |
| Gojiberry | Set the ICP and signals, wait for them to fire | $99 on Pro (2 accounts), then $59 per extra account | LinkedIn, email | AI messages; MCP to manage contacts and lists |
| BeReach | Agree the search plan, approve the messages | €99 / $119, everything included | AI built in; Claude and ChatGPT connector on every plan |
Prices before VAT, in each vendor's own currency, with no exchange rate applied. Linked Helper's figures are the base price per licence on a one-month term with local storage, read on its pricing page, before its term and volume discounts. Trigify, which older lists include, closes on 22 October 2026 as its team joins HubSpot, so it is left out (see Trigify alternatives). BeReach plans are on the pricing page.
Who does the work: the drip you build, or the plan you approve
The first thing to compare is not a feature, it is the work left on your desk.
On Dripify, three jobs stay yours. You bring the people: a pasted search URL from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator or Recruiter, or a CSV of profile URLs, up to 1,000 per import from a free search and 2,475 from Sales Navigator (Dripify help). You build the drip from actions, delays and conditions. And you set each account's daily limits, where Dripify's own guide recommends "Connection requests: 20-30 per day" for an experienced account (limits guide). Its AI rewrites a draft you wrote of at least 25 characters, up to 150 times a month.
Most alternatives on this list share that shape: HeyReach, Expandi, La Growth Machine and lemlist start from a list you import and a sequence you build, and so do Waalaxy's seat plans, whose AI agent that finds targets is a separate beta at $99 a month (Waalaxy AI).
On BeReach, you approve and it runs. Describe who you sell to in your own words. BeReach plans the searches, runs them live on public data, and says so when nobody matches instead of padding the list. It starts from what people did, a post on your topic, a past employer, their company's funding round, and writes one first message per person from their profile and posts. You approve the drafts, one by one or in a batch. Then BeReach sends the invitations, waits for each acceptance and delivers your approved message, every day, at the pace each account can carry. You never set a pace: it spaces every invitation and message for each account, slows a new account down on its own, and stops writing to anyone who replies.
On both, LinkedIn's own ceiling decides how far a week goes: Dripify's help centre puts it at "100 invitations per week" for a standard profile. BeReach finds thousands of people in minutes, then works through them at about 100 invitations a week per account: about 200 a week on Pro's two accounts, 500 on Max+'s five. The envelope is laid out in LinkedIn connection request limits.
The per‑user trap: what Dripify really costs for 1, 2, 3 and 5 accounts
Dripify bills per user, and "Each Dripify seat connects one LinkedIn account. A team of five reps needs five seats." So the bill is the seat price times the accounts, and the features a team reaches for, A/B testing and "Evergreen leads", sit on Advanced.
| LinkedIn accounts | Dripify Pro, monthly | Dripify Pro, billed yearly (per month) | Dripify Advanced, monthly | BeReach, monthly | BeReach, billed yearly (per month) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $79 | $59 | $99 | €99 / $119 (Pro, 2 accounts in it) | €79 / $99 |
| 2 | $158 | $118 | $198 | €99 / $119 | €79 / $99 |
| 3 | $237 | $177 | $297 | €199 / $239 (Max) | €159 / $189 |
| 5 | $395 | $295 | $495 | €299 / $359 (Max+) | €239 / $289 |
On top of Dripify's seats: email finder credits past the 100 a month included ("$29 for 1,000 credits, $49 for 2,000, $69 for 5,000, and $99 for 10,000"), and Sales Navigator if you import from it, "a separate LinkedIn subscription, not a Dripify requirement". Basic, at $59, runs one drip campaign at 20 connection requests a day, which is why the table starts at Pro.
Where Dripify is cheaper, the table says so: one account, and Pro billed yearly at three accounts ($177 against $189). At three accounts billed monthly the two are level. Billing basis: Dripify USD per user a month, read on dripify.com/pricing on 3 October 2026; BeReach monthly, or €948, €1,908 and €2,868 a year. For the wider version of this arithmetic across the market, see the true cost of LinkedIn automation.
Before you switch on price, check which unit you are escaping into. Moving from a seat to a sender, an identity or an agent per account does not remove the multiplication, it renames it. Then check what the price leaves to you: the list, the sequence, the AI that writes, and the credits for each.
Results and the 2026 setup
BeReach's site shows 65% for "Connection requests accepted", against an "industry average is 21%", and 22% for "Reply rate", "across active campaigns", with "1,000+" teams that "joined this year". The customer quote about return is Jawad F., Sales Lead at Renault: "We replaced two SDRs with BeReach. Three times the meetings, a fifth of the cost."
Most tools here now connect to Claude, and the question is what the connector does. Dripify's MCP server has four tools (list campaigns, list a campaign's lead lists, search a lead, upload leads), needs Pro and an API key, and on Claude works in Claude Desktop only: "Claude web, Claude mobile, ChatGPT web, and ChatGPT desktop currently can't connect" (Dripify MCP guide). BeReach plugs into Claude as a connector: 27 tools to find people, read their profiles and posts, draft and send what you approve, in Claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Cowork, ChatGPT and more, on every plan. Any other agent gets the same through the API and webhooks.
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What Dripify is genuinely good at
Dripify is a cloud drip sequencer that is easy to start. Its builder is legible: you can look at a campaign and know what it will do, with steps for profile views, connection requests, messages, InMails, endorsements, likes and emails. Email runs in the same sequence from your own inbox, with an email finder and 100 credits a month. Pro adds the inbox, CSV export, webhooks and an "Open API & MCP Server" (pricing). It rates 4.6 on Trustpilot from 532 reviews and 4.7 on Capterra from 477, read 3 October 2026.
For a solo seller who already knows who to write to and what to say, and wants it sent on a schedule with email in the same flow, Dripify Pro at $79 a month is a reasonable purchase.
Dripify reviews: what users say
Dripify rates 4.6 on Trustpilot (532 reviews, 81% five stars) and 4.7 on Capterra (477 reviews), read 3 October 2026. Most reviewers praise how easy it is to start. The complaints the low-star reviews repeat:
- The plan you are pushed to. "The lower tier is so limited it's basically unusable, which forces you into the higher plan if you want anything functional." (Phil P, Trustpilot, March 2026)
- Changing a running sequence. "Cannot add or remove a step in the middle of the flow sequence" (a Capterra reviewer, December 2024)
- What the limits deliver. "They promise 75 invites and 100 messages sent a day and after 2 weeks of trial ... I got just to half of it." (Giacomo, Trustpilot, May 2023)
Each maps to one question to ask any alternative: does the entry plan do the whole job, is there a sequence to build and maintain, and who sets the pace.
The nine alternatives, by job to be done
Pick by the job, not by the feature list. Each tool is described with its own billing basis, and none is crowned for every case.
Job 1: the same thing, cheaper per account
Linked Helper is a desktop application that drives LinkedIn from your own computer, with deep campaign logic: "1 license = 1 LinkedIn account", $15 a month per Standard licence and $45 per Pro licence on a one-month term, with term and volume discounts (pricing, read 3 October 2026). It runs while the app is open on your machine.
Waalaxy is the cloud option at the low end: Pro is €39 per account a month billed monthly (its €19 headline is the yearly price paid upfront), Advanced €99 with the API and the MCP, Business €139 with cold email. The Inbox is €20 a month on top. See Waalaxy alternatives.
Best for: one person whose complaint is the bill. Both still leave the list and the sequence to you, and both bill per account.
Job 2: many LinkedIn accounts
HeyReach is built for agencies and teams with many senders. It rotates sending across accounts, puts every reply in one inbox and does not charge for teammates. Growth is $79 per sender a month billed monthly ($63 billed yearly), and from 25 senders Agency is $999 a month. Leads arrive by import, messages are templates with variables, and per-person writing runs on your own AI plan through its MCP. See HeyReach alternatives.
Best for: agencies past five accounts.
Job 3: every feature in one plan
Expandi sells one Business plan at $99 per account a month billed monthly, $79 billed yearly, with LinkedIn and email sequences, InMails and AI personalisation included. Image and video personalisation are paid add-ons through partners. You bring the list and build the sequence. The Expandi alternatives set it against its own rivals, and Expandi vs BeReach against BeReach alone.
Job 4: LinkedIn plus email in one sequence
La Growth Machine sequences LinkedIn, email, X and calls, priced per identity (one LinkedIn account): Basic €60, Pro €120, Ultimate €180 a month billed monthly, €50, €100 and €150 billed yearly.
lemlist is email first, with LinkedIn steps on the Multichannel plan only, $109 per user a month billed monthly ($87 billed yearly), each LinkedIn account its own seat. Its AI, lemAgent, is included, while AI variables and voice notes draw on credits. Before paying for two channels, see running LinkedIn and email together.
Job 5: data extraction and chained automations
PhantomBuster runs "Phantoms" that export and act on LinkedIn and other sites, metered in execution hours: Start is $69 a month billed monthly for 20 hours, Grow $159, Scale $439, each with unlimited users. When the hours run out, "Your automations will pause until your execution time resets or you upgrade your plan." Its Sales Navigator Phantoms need your own Sales Navigator seat.
Best for: one-off exports and automations across many sites, if you are happy to chain them yourself. The PhantomBuster alternatives for LinkedIn sort its rivals by the same jobs.
Job 6: the people found, each message written, the sending run
Gojiberry pairs a source agent that watches signals with an outreach agent that runs a multi-step sequence, including follow-ups and email. Pro is $99 a month billed monthly with two LinkedIn accounts and 200 credits, then each extra account is a $59 agent, each extra lead source $29 and each extra user $99 (pricing explained, read 3 October 2026). Added up on monthly billing: $99 for two accounts, $158 for three, $276 for five, against BeReach's $119, $239 and $359. What each price covers differs. Gojiberry's 200 credits a month stay at 200 as you add agents, and they pay for emails, people added from its search and extra AI chat, with more bought on top. BeReach's one monthly allowance covers the search, the AI and every send, with nothing to top up.
BeReach starts from your own words: it plans the searches and says so when nobody matches, writes one message for each person, and sends once you approve, all from one monthly allowance.
- Automation. Describe who you sell to. BeReach plans the searches, runs them live on public data, and says so when nobody matches instead of padding the list. It writes one first message per person. You approve, and it sends the invitations, waits for each acceptance and delivers your message, every day, at the pace each account can carry.
- Price. EUR 99 a month billed monthly ($119), everything included: two LinkedIn accounts, the AI that writes every message, the lead search, the Claude and ChatGPT connector and the API. One monthly allowance covers all of it, with nothing to top up and no key to bring. EUR 79 a month billed yearly; Max is EUR 199 for 3 accounts, Max+ EUR 299 for 5.
- Results and 2026. The site figures above, and a Claude and ChatGPT connector with 27 tools on every plan.
What it does not do: there is no automated follow-up, one first message per person, and replies come back to your inbox and the chat; there is no email, no InMail, and no plan past five accounts. Read the full head to head in Dripify vs BeReach, or test the finding half first with the free tools.
How to choose your Dripify alternative
Pick on the work you want off your desk, then on the full bill for your number of accounts:
- One account, price is the only complaint. Linked Helper or Waalaxy Pro, or stay on Dripify Pro.
- Email in the same sequence. La Growth Machine, or lemlist if email leads and LinkedIn follows; Dripify and Expandi do it too.
- More than five accounts. HeyReach, and from 25 senders its agency plans.
- Exports and automations across sites. PhantomBuster, metered in hours.
- Two to five accounts, and you would rather approve than build. BeReach: the people found, each message written and the sending run once you approve, two accounts in one price.
How to move your Dripify list
Dripify exports your leads as a CSV on Pro and Advanced, and "we haven't placed any limits on how much LinkedIn leads data you can export" (Dripify help). Every tool here takes a CSV or LinkedIn profile links. In BeReach, drop the CSV or paste the links; it writes one first message each and, once you approve, sends at each account's pace. To see who it finds in your market first, try the free people search; for other tools, every LinkedIn outreach tool we compare is on one page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best Dripify alternative?
It depends on the job. For a cheaper seat, Linked Helper or Waalaxy Pro. For many LinkedIn accounts, HeyReach. For LinkedIn plus email, La Growth Machine or lemlist. For the people found, each message written and the sending run once you approve, for two to five accounts in one price with the AI built in, BeReach.
How much does Dripify actually cost for a team?
Dripify bills per user, one LinkedIn account each: $59, $79 and $99 a month billed monthly, $39, $59 and $79 billed annually, read on its pricing page on 3 October 2026. Five accounts on Pro are $395 a month billed monthly, on Advanced $495. A/B testing and weekly list refills are on Advanced only, and extra email finder credits come in packs from $29.
Does Dripify charge per person or per LinkedIn account?
Both, because they are the same thing there: "Each Dripify seat connects one LinkedIn account. A team of five reps needs five seats." HeyReach bills per sender, La Growth Machine per identity and Gojiberry per extra agent, which all scale the same way. BeReach's plans include two, three or five accounts in one price.
What is the cheapest Dripify alternative?
On sticker price per account, Linked Helper at $15 a month per Standard licence and Waalaxy Pro at €39 a month billed monthly. Gojiberry's $99 Pro covers two accounts. Cheapest at one account rarely stays cheapest at four, and the sticker leaves out what you still do and the credits you top up, so price the accounts you will actually run.
Will switching tools improve my reply rate?
Not by itself. Replies come from who you write to and what each message says, and a tool that runs the same template on a bigger list changes neither. The switch that matters is from a list you built and a template you wrote to people found from what they just did, each with a message written for them.
How many invitations a week can Dripify send?
Dripify's plans allow up to 75 connection requests a day on Pro and Advanced, but its help centre puts LinkedIn's own ceiling at about 100 invitations a week for a standard profile, and recommends 20 to 30 a day for an experienced account. BeReach sets the pace for each account itself, about 100 invitations a week each: about 200 a week on Pro, 500 on Max+.
