HeyReach vs Dripify: pricing, senders and which is better for LinkedIn outreach

The short answer

HeyReach and Dripify both automate LinkedIn from the cloud, but they bill for different things. Dripify charges per user, $39 to $79 a seat a month on annual billing, and each seat is one LinkedIn account with email steps and 100 email finder credits a month built in. HeyReach charges per LinkedIn sender, $63 a month on annual Growth, or a flat $799 a month on annual Agency for 25 senders with white label included. On annual billing the flat Agency block costs less than Dripify Advanced from eleven accounts up, but on Agency you supply your own residential proxies and HeyReach sends no email of its own. Buy Dripify for one to ten reps who want LinkedIn and email in one seat. Buy HeyReach when you run many accounts, especially for clients. AutoMail is the email side either one still needs.

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Quick verdict

Who each tool is for

Both HeyReach and Dripify are capable. Here is the shortest honest way to choose, with where AutoMail fits.

Pick HeyReach

You run LinkedIn outreach across many accounts, for clients or for a team that rotates campaigns across reps. From eleven accounts the $799 annual Agency block costs less than Dripify Advanced, white label comes included, and one unified inbox holds every reply. Budget for your own residential proxies on Agency and for a separate email tool.

Pick Dripify

You are one to ten reps, each working their own LinkedIn account, and you want email follow-ups and an address finder in the same seat. Pro at $59 a seat on annual billing covers most sellers, a dedicated IP comes with every account, and the 7-day trial runs on Advanced features with no card.

Pick AutoMail

LinkedIn is covered and the email channel is the gap. The AI researches each company, writes the opener and follow-ups for that specific prospect, warms and rotates your sending inboxes, pauses the moment someone replies and routes meeting-ready answers to your booking link. Flat per workspace, unlimited seats, no credits.

These two get compared because they solve the same visible problem, running connection requests and message sequences on LinkedIn without a person clicking through profiles, and because both run in the cloud, so campaigns keep going with the laptop shut. The difference is who each one was built for. Dripify is built around the individual seller: one user, one LinkedIn account, one seat, with email follow-ups and an address finder inside the same sequence. HeyReach is built around the operator running many LinkedIn accounts at once: agencies, and sales teams that rotate a campaign across several reps' profiles and manage every reply from one unified inbox.

That design choice shows up as a pricing model, and the pricing model is what decides the purchase. Dripify is per user: $39, $59 or $79 a month on annual billing for Basic, Pro and Advanced, or $59, $79 and $99 monthly. HeyReach is per sender on Growth, $79 a month, $71 on quarterly billing and $63 on annual, and then flat blocks: Agency at $999 a month for 25 senders ($799 on annual billing) and Unlimited at $2,999 ($2,399 annual) under a 300-sender fair-use cap. Some comparison pages still quote the Unlimited tier at an older, lower figure; the price on HeyReach's own page in September 2026 is $2,999 monthly.

Two costs sit outside both plan cards. HeyReach's own FAQ says Growth includes a dedicated residential proxy for each sender, while Agency and Unlimited require you to bring your own proxies, and its help center says HeyReach does not sell them. Dripify includes a dedicated IP tied to each account on every plan. The second cost is email: Dripify runs email steps natively, while HeyReach sends email only through its integrations with Instantly and Smartlead, so a multichannel program on HeyReach is two subscriptions. Neither of them writes the message, which is the part AutoMail does. The table below is honest about where each of these beats us.

Side by side

HeyReach vs Dripify vs AutoMail

Pricing verified September 2026. Capabilities change, so check each vendor for the latest before you buy.

What matters	HeyReach	Dripify	AutoMail
Built for	Operators running many LinkedIn accounts: agencies and teams rotating campaigns across reps	Individual sellers and small teams, one LinkedIn account per seat	Writing and sending the 1:1 email sequence that books the meeting
Pricing model	Per LinkedIn sender on Growth, then flat blocks of senders; teammates and clients log in free	Per user; each seat connects one LinkedIn account	Flat per workspace, unlimited seats, no credits
Entry price	Growth $79 per sender monthly, $71 quarterly, $63 annual	Basic $59 per user monthly, $39 annual (one campaign)	Starter $49 a month flat, $39 on annual billing
Working tier	Agency $999 a month for 25 senders, $799 on annual billing	Pro $79 monthly, $59 annual; Advanced $99 monthly, $79 annual	Growth $99 a month flat, $79 on annual billing
Top published tier	Unlimited $2,999 a month, $2,399 annual, capped at 300 senders	Enterprise on request	Agency $249 a month flat, $199 annual
Cost at 11 LinkedIn accounts, annual	$693 on Growth, or $799 on Agency with 14 spare senders	$649 on Pro, $869 on Advanced	Not applicable, email only
Cost at 25 LinkedIn accounts, annual	$799 on Agency, about $32 an account	$1,475 on Pro, $1,975 on Advanced	Not applicable, email only
Proxies and IPs	Dedicated residential proxy per sender on Growth; bring your own on Agency and Unlimited	Dedicated IP tied to each account on every plan	Not applicable; sends from your own mailboxes and domains
Email sending	None native; multichannel runs through the Instantly and Smartlead integrations	Email steps inside the LinkedIn sequence, from your own connected inbox	The core product, with warm-up and rotation across your inboxes
Email finder credits	A one-time allocation: 100 per sender on Growth, 1,000 on Agency, 3,000 on Unlimited; top-ups sold	100 per user every month on every tier, valid 30 days; packs from $29 for 1,000	None. Bring or sync your own verified list
White label	Included on Agency; extra brands $500 each on Unlimited	Not offered; Advanced adds multi-team management	Separate client workspaces on Agency
Reply handling	Unified inbox across every connected sender	Personal inbox per user on Pro and above	Pauses the thread on reply and routes meeting-ready answers to your calendar
Integrations	API, webhooks, MCP server; Clay, HubSpot, Make, Zapier	API, Zapier, Make, HubSpot, Google Sheets	CRM sync and booking links
Real reach ceiling	LinkedIn allows about 100 invitations a week per account; HeyReach scales by adding senders	Advertised up to 75 requests a day on Pro and Advanced; LinkedIn still allows about 100 a week per account	Bounded by safe per-mailbox limits across rotated inboxes
Free trial	14 days, no card, with up to 3 LinkedIn accounts	7 days with Advanced features, no card	No free plan
AI copywriting	Templates, variables and voice notes; you write the message	Templates and profile variables; you write the message	Researches each prospect and writes the whole sequence
Platform risk	LinkedIn prohibits third-party automation; across many client accounts the exposure multiplies	LinkedIn prohibits third-party automation, and restrictions land on the rep's own profile	Your own mailboxes and domains, managed for inbox placement

Comparison reflects publicly available pricing and positioning as of September 2026. Company and product names are trademarks of their respective owners.

The third option

Where AutoMail fits between them

The AI writes the sequence

Both tools above leave the copy to you. AutoMail researches each prospect and writes a genuine 1:1 opener and follow-ups, so relevance, not just volume, drives the reply rate.

Deliverability built in

Inbox rotation, gradual warm-up and a spam-score check on every send keep personalized copy in the primary inbox, built for the 2026 Google and Microsoft sender rules.

Replies become meetings

When a prospect answers, the sequence pauses, intent is classified, and meeting-ready replies route to your booking link and CRM. Flat per workspace, unlimited seats, no credits.

One honest caveat: AutoMail has no built-in lead database, so bring or sync your own verified list. If prospecting data is what you need most, keep a data tool for that and run the outreach here.

Good questions

HeyReach vs Dripify, answered

HeyReach is better for agencies and teams running many LinkedIn accounts, because a flat Agency plan at $799 a month on annual billing covers 25 senders with white label and one unified inbox. Dripify is better for one to ten reps who each work their own account and want email steps and an address finder in the same seat, from $39 a month.

Count the LinkedIn accounts you will run in six months. Under about eleven, Dripify Pro at $59 a seat annual or HeyReach Growth at $63 a sender are close, and Dripify adds native email. From eleven accounts up, HeyReach Agency is cheaper than Dripify Advanced, and from fourteen it is cheaper than Dripify Pro, provided you can supply your own proxies.

For a single account, Dripify: $39 a month on annual Basic against $63 for HeyReach Growth annual. For a working seat they are close, $59 on Dripify Pro against $63. At scale HeyReach wins: 25 accounts cost $799 a month on HeyReach Agency annual against $1,475 on Dripify Pro and $1,975 on Advanced.

Dripify prices the person: each user seat is one LinkedIn account with email steps and 100 email finder credits a month. HeyReach prices the LinkedIn account and lets unlimited teammates and clients log in free, then sells flat blocks of senders. HeyReach sends no email natively; Dripify does. HeyReach offers white label; Dripify does not.

Both run LinkedIn sequences from the cloud with connection requests, messages and profile views. Pick Dripify for a single seller or a small team where each rep owns their account. Pick HeyReach when one operator manages many accounts and needs sender rotation and one inbox. Either way, LinkedIn holds each account to about 100 invitations a week.

Growth is $79 per LinkedIn sender a month, $71 on quarterly billing and $63 on annual. Agency is $999 a month for 25 senders, $799 on annual billing. Unlimited is $2,999 a month, $2,399 annual, capped at 300 senders. Extra white label brands on Unlimited are $500 each. The trial is 14 days with no card. Verified on heyreach.io in September 2026.

Dripify is $39 a user a month on Basic, $59 on Pro and $79 on Advanced when billed annually, or $59, $79 and $99 monthly, with Enterprise quoted on request. Every plan includes 100 email finder credits a month, and extra packs run from $29 for 1,000 to $99 for 10,000. Verified on dripify.io in September 2026.

On Agency and Unlimited, yes. HeyReach's pricing FAQ says Growth includes a dedicated residential proxy for each sender, while Agency and Unlimited require you to bring your own, and its help center says it does not sell proxies. Budget a residential proxy per account from a proxy provider on top of the plan. Dripify includes a dedicated IP on every plan.

No. HeyReach is LinkedIn only and runs multichannel campaigns through native integrations with Instantly and Smartlead, so email is a second subscription. Dripify runs email steps inside the LinkedIn sequence from your own inbox, but without warm-up or rotation across mailboxes, so it suits follow-ups rather than a real email volume program.

No. Dripify's plans are per user and none include client-facing branding. Advanced adds multi-team management, which lets one administrator oversee several teams from one login. HeyReach includes white label on its Agency plan and sells extra brands at $500 each on Unlimited, which is why agencies with many clients tend to land on HeyReach.

On Dripify, one per seat, with no published maximum on seats. On HeyReach Growth, one per sender you pay for; Agency covers 25, and Unlimited covers up to 300 under a fair-use policy. Each account still reaches about 430 new people a month because of LinkedIn's weekly invitation limit, so more reach always means more accounts.

No. Both give you templates and personalization variables, and HeyReach adds voice notes, but the message itself is yours to write. AutoMail is built for the email version of that job: it researches the company, writes the opener and follow-ups for that specific prospect, warms and rotates your sending inboxes and pauses the thread the moment someone replies.

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