The best Dripify alternative depends on why you are leaving, so the seven tools below are sorted by reason and priced per seat. For account safety on a few seats, Expandi. For 10 LinkedIn accounts or more, HeyReach. For LinkedIn, email and calls in one inbox, La Growth Machine. For the lowest price, Waalaxy in the cloud or Linked Helper on your own computer. To stop building lists and start from people who just showed interest, Sendable or Gojiberry. Stay with Dripify if one simple LinkedIn and email drip at $79 a seat is what you need.
Full disclosure: I build Sendable, one of the seven tools below. It sits where the stated criteria put it, sixth, not first. Every price on this page comes from the vendor's own site, opened on November 3, 2026, in the vendor's currency.
One change first, because it moves every number on the page: Dripify no longer sells a Basic plan. Its pricing page listed Basic at $59 a month ($39 billed yearly) on October 3, 2026; on November 3, 2026, the cheapest plan is Pro at $79 per user a month, or $59 billed yearly. Any Dripify alternatives page written before November, including most of those that rank for this search, still gives the old entry price.
What Dripify does, and what it costs now
Dripify is a cloud-based sequencer for LinkedIn and email. You build a list from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search or a CSV file, then a drip campaign visits profiles, sends the connection request, waits, messages and follows up, with email steps in the same sequence. Its FAQ says campaigns run "on our servers, so nothing depends on your browser being open or your machine being on", from a dedicated IP address tied to your account, inside the working hours you set. It says it serves 40,000+ companies.
Daily quotas are the same on Pro and Advanced: 75 connection requests, 100+ messages, 30 Sales Navigator InMails, 200+ profile views, and 50+ endorsements, post likes and follows. "Each Dripify seat connects one LinkedIn account. A team of five reps needs five seats."
| Plan | Monthly billing | Billed yearly | What it adds |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pro | $79 per user a month | $59 per user a month | LinkedIn and email sequences, unlimited drip campaigns, a dedicated inbox, HubSpot integration, open API and MCP server, webhooks and Zapier, 100 email finder credits a month |
| Advanced | $99 per user a month | $79 per user a month | Team management, advanced LinkedIn protection, lead tagging, step analytics, A/B testing, Evergreen leads |
| Enterprise | On quote | On quote | Premium onboarding, dedicated technical support, a customer success manager |
Extra email finder credits cost $29 for 1,000, up to $99 for 10,000. The 7-day trial needs no credit card and runs on Advanced features; when it ends, "nothing is charged automatically". Teams running 10 seats or more are asked to contact its sales team.
Two Advanced features matter for the comparison below. Evergreen leads keep feeding a campaign with new people "that match your criteria", so the list refills on its own, but from your own search criteria. And A/B testing lets you try up to three versions of a message, according to its own alternatives page.
Why do people leave Dripify?
Most users do not leave. It scores 4.7 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 540 reviews, 81% of them five stars and 8% between one and three stars (read on November 3, 2026). The low ratings come back to five reasons:
- The price per seat. "It's over priced for what it delivers", wrote one reviewer in August 2026. With Basic gone, the entry price rose from $59 to $79 a month, and a team pays it once per LinkedIn account: five reps on Pro cost $395 a month.
- Sequences once a campaign runs. A reviewer complained in April 2026 that "the sequence cannot be changes once the campaign is running". In fairness, the vendor now answers this on its alternatives page: "That's outdated. You can edit campaigns that are already running, add or remove steps, and extend workflow branches without restarting the campaign."
- Account restrictions. "linkedins are getting blocked if you use this software" (April 2026). Every tool on this page carries the same risk; the section on safety covers what changes it and what does not.
- Billing and renewal. A February 2026 review describes an annual plan renewed without notice and "the lack of transparency around renewal and billing", refunded only after escalation.
- The list itself. One June 2026 review sums up a mixed experience: "Some of it is good, some of it is significantly underdeveloped." This last reason is my reading rather than a quote: Dripify sends to the people you searched for. If replies are low because the list is cold, a different sender changes little; a different source of people might.
So the first question is not which tool, but which of these five reasons is yours.
The 7 Dripify alternatives at a glance
Prices checked on November 3, 2026, for one LinkedIn account on monthly billing, on the cheapest plan that sends a LinkedIn sequence from your own account. Sendable bills in euros: at the European Central Bank rate of November 3, 2026 (1 EUR = 1.1179 USD), €59 is about $66. Waalaxy shows dollar prices to a visitor in the United States and euro prices in Europe; the table uses dollars.
| Tool | Price, one account | Email in the sequence | Where new people come from | Free trial | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dripify (reference) | $79 (Pro) | Yes, every plan | Your searches, CSV; Evergreen leads on Advanced | 7 days, no card | One simple LinkedIn and email drip |
| Linked Helper | $15 (Standard) | No | Your searches and lists | 14 days, no card | The lowest budget, on your own machine |
| Waalaxy | $19 (Pro, 300 invitations a month) | Business only ($69) | Your LinkedIn or Sales Navigator searches | 14 days | The lowest price in the cloud |
| La Growth Machine | $69 (Basic, up to 3 identities) | Yes | Your lists, its company database, intent signals on Pro | 14 days, no card | LinkedIn, email and calls in one inbox |
| HeyReach | $79 per sender | Through Instantly or Smartlead | Lists from Sales Navigator, Clay, RB2B or HubSpot | 14 days, 3 accounts, no card | Agencies with 10 accounts or more |
| Expandi | $99 | Yes | Your searches and lists | 7 days | Account safety on a few seats |
| Sendable | €59 (about $66) | No | 14 LinkedIn buying signals filtered by AI, plus CSV | 7 days, card required | People who just showed interest |
| Gojiberry | $99 for 2 accounts | Yes, written by its AI agent | Signals and lookalikes its agent finds | Yes, length not stated | An agent that finds, writes and sends |
Sources: each vendor's pricing page and homepage, linked in its section below, read on November 3, 2026.
Dripify wins the email column: only La Growth Machine, Expandi, Gojiberry and Waalaxy's Business plan match it there. The column that decides most switches is the fourth one, where new people come from. The first five are classic sequencers, built around people you search for or bring; the last two find the people for you.
Dripify alternatives priced per seat, from 1 to 25 accounts
Every tool here bills per LinkedIn account, per sender or per identity, so the team size matters more than the sticker. Monthly billing, same plans as the table above, checked on November 3, 2026.
| LinkedIn accounts | Dripify Pro | Linked Helper | Waalaxy Pro | La Growth Machine | HeyReach | Expandi | Sendable | Gojiberry |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | $79 | $15 | $19 | $69 (Basic) | $79 | $99 | €59 (about $66) | $99 |
| 5 | $395 | $75 | $95 | $690 (Pro) | $395 | $495 | €295 (about $330) | $276 |
| 10 | $790 | $135 | $190 | $1,380 (Pro) | $790 | $990 | €590 (about $660) | $571 |
| 25 | $1,975 | $300 | $475 | $3,450 (Pro) | $999 (Agency) | Agency quote | €1,475 (about $1,649) | $1,456 |
How each line is built: Linked Helper takes 10% off from 10 licenses and 20% from 20. La Growth Machine's Basic plan stops at 3 identities, so 5 or more means Pro at $138 each (its yearly price drops further from 3 identities). HeyReach's $999 Agency plan covers 25 senders, with your own proxies, and Expandi quotes above 10 seats. Gojiberry's $99 covers two senders, then $59 per extra AI Outreach Agent. Euro amounts use the ECB rate of November 3, 2026.
Read the cheapest cells with their catch. Linked Helper is the lowest at every size, but it runs on your own machine. Waalaxy Pro is the lowest in the cloud, capped at 300 invitations a month per user, which Dripify allows in four days. At 25 accounts, HeyReach's flat plan costs about half of Dripify Pro.
On yearly billing, Dripify Pro costs $708 per seat a year and Sendable €590 per LinkedIn account (about $660). The two do not buy the same thing: one includes email, the other the lead finding. A cheaper line is not a better deal if it drops the channel you sell through.
How I picked and ranked these tools
Three rules decided who is on the list:
- It sends LinkedIn invitations and messages in a sequence from your own account, the job Dripify does.
- Its price is public on its own site, so every number above can be checked.
- It answers one of the five reasons for leaving listed above.
To build the shortlist, I read the nine pages that rank on Google for "dripify alternatives" on November 3, 2026 (Salesforge, Dripify, Linked Helper, Expandi, Derrick, Signado, We-Connect, LinkedNav and La Growth Machine) and kept, for each reason, the tools they recommend for it most clearly. Expandi is the only tool all nine name. Meet Alfred, PhantomBuster, Dux-Soup, Octopus CRM and Skylead also come up often; I did not check their prices on November 3, so they are not in the tables.
The order is mechanical. First the five sequencers that do Dripify's job as it is, then the two that also find the people, a bigger switch since the way you build campaigns changes. Price per seat is the reason those pages cite most, so inside each group the order is the monthly price for one LinkedIn account, cheapest first. That puts Sendable sixth: it costs less than Expandi for one account, but it changes the model, so it sits in the second group.
What I did not test: deliverability, reply rates and account safety across tools. Nobody can measure those fairly from outside, and none of the vendors publishes comparable numbers.
The same method runs on the other alternatives pages, gathered with a one-line verdict each in the LinkedIn automation alternatives hub.
1. Linked Helper
Linked Helper is the floor of the market, with a different architecture: desktop software that runs on your own computer or a server you rent. Its pricing page says your LinkedIn session lives on that same machine and never on its servers, and lets you store the workspace locally or in its cloud. It includes a small CRM, data enrichment credits and AI features that qualify leads and draft messages. It is LinkedIn first: its own Dripify page says it "is better for LinkedIn-first outreach paired with a separate email platform".
Price (checked November 3, 2026): Standard is $15 and Pro $45 per license a month on a one-month term, one license per LinkedIn account. Longer terms take 11% (3 months) to 45% (12 months) off, and buying licenses together takes 10% off from 10 licenses and 20% from 20. The 14-day trial gives full Pro access with no card, and "nothing renews automatically".
Against Dripify: a fifth of the price, but the campaigns run only while your machine or server is on, and email needs a second tool.
Best for: the lowest budget, for someone at ease running a desktop app or a server.
Limits: no cloud execution unless you rent a server, and no email in the sequence.
2. Waalaxy
Waalaxy is the low-price answer, and says it is trusted by 200,000+ sales reps, founders and teams. It imports people from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and Recruiter Lite searches, runs prebuilt sequences with automatic follow-ups, and syncs with CRMs. It started as a Chrome extension; its blog says the cloud is "included and mandatory" on paid Advanced and Business plans (The Waalaxy Cloud).
Price (checked November 3, 2026, as shown to a visitor in the United States): Pro is $19 per user a month ($16 billed yearly) with 300 invitations a month, Advanced $39 ($32) with 800 invitations, API access and Make, Zapier and n8n modules, and Business $69 ($55), which adds cold email sequences, LinkedIn and email campaigns and 500 email finder credits a month. The LinkedIn inbox is a paid add-on, with "500 free conversations, no time limit". A visitor in Europe sees euro prices instead. 14-day free trial.
Against Dripify: Waalaxy Pro costs a quarter of Dripify Pro, and Business still costs $10 less than Dripify Pro with email included. The trade is volume: Waalaxy counts invitations per month, Dripify per day.
Best for: a solo seller or a small team sending fewer than 800 invitations a month per person.
Limits: the monthly invitation caps, email only on Business, and an inbox you pay for separately.
3. La Growth Machine
La Growth Machine is the multichannel outreach option: LinkedIn and email in one sequence, voice messages, and calls from Pro. It bills per identity, a sender, and "your whole team joins for free", so teammates who prepare campaigns or answer replies cost nothing. Every plan includes AI messages, sequence templates and its database of 27M+ companies. Pro adds the Multichannel Inbox, A/B testing, an MCP server, intent signals, and API, Clay, Zapier, Make and n8n access; Ultimate adds CRM sync with HubSpot and Pipedrive. Its pricing page cites a "dedicated mobile proxy per identity".
Price (checked November 3, 2026, monthly billing): Basic is $69 per identity a month for up to 3 identities, Pro $138 and Ultimate $207, or $58, $115 and $173 billed yearly. The same plans cost €60, €120 and €180 in euros. The yearly price drops further from 3 identities. 14 days free, no card.
Against Dripify: Basic costs $10 less than Dripify Pro for one identity, with email in the sequence. The inbox and A/B testing, which Dripify puts on Pro and Advanced, need La Growth Machine's Pro at $138.
Best for: teams that sell on LinkedIn and email at the same time and want replies from both in one place.
Limits: the plan you probably want costs $138 per identity, and Basic stops at 3 identities. Eight tools that replace La Growth Machine are compared by the channels they run.
4. HeyReach
HeyReach is built for many LinkedIn accounts: "Unlimited senders, one flat monthly fee". Every plan has unlimited campaigns, all LinkedIn actions (connection requests, messages, follow-ups, voice notes, profile views) and a unified inbox across accounts. You import people "from Sales Navigator, Clay, RB2B, HubSpot, or any other tool". Email goes through native integrations with Instantly and Smartlead, not from HeyReach itself. It adds an API, webhooks, an MCP server and workspaces that keep each client's data apart.
Price (checked November 3, 2026): Growth is $79 per sender a month ($72 quarterly, $64 yearly), with 100 one-time enrichment credits per sender. Agency is $999 a month for 25 senders, with a 50-sender option, and Unlimited is $2,999, capped at 300 senders under a fair-use policy. Its FAQ says Growth gives each sender a dedicated residential proxy, while Agency and Unlimited require your own proxies. The 14-day trial covers 3 LinkedIn accounts and needs no card.
Against Dripify: the same $79 per seat from 1 to 12 accounts. From 13 senders, the $999 Agency plan costs less than Dripify Pro, and at 25 senders it costs about half.
Best for: agencies and sales teams running 10 accounts or more, with a list source upstream.
Limits: no native email, no lead finding of its own, and your own proxies on the agency plans. The agency tools that replace it are in HeyReach alternatives.
5. Expandi
Expandi is the alternative every ranking page names, and the closest to Dripify in shape: a cloud sequencer with one public plan. Its case rests on account safety. Each account gets a "Dedicated country-based IP-address" and a "Profile Auto Warm-up" that starts slowly, and Expandi says it recommends "the optimal number of weekly connections" rather than promising high limits. Sequences mix connection requests, messages and email follow-ups in one sequence, with conditional (if/action) sequences across 10 campaign types, campaign prioritization and step-by-step statistics. Replies land in a Global Smart Inbox, and Expandi lists native CRM integrations, webhooks and an MCP connection.
Price (checked November 3, 2026): Business is $99 per seat a month, or $79 billed yearly. The Agency plan, from 10 seats with white label and a dedicated success manager, is a quote. Image and GIF personalization cost extra, and video goes through a paid Senspark integration. The 7-day free trial includes every feature; after it, you are charged "unless you cancel your subscription first".
Against Dripify: $20 more than Dripify Pro and the same price as Advanced, for the same two channels. What you pay for is the warm-up and the per-account IP policy, plus branching sequences.
Best for: one to five accounts where account safety is the reason you are leaving.
Limits: no lighter plan, no lead finding of its own, and personalization beyond text costs extra. My Expandi alternatives guide covers the tools people leave it for.
6. Sendable
From here on, the tools find the people instead of sending to a list you built. That is a bigger switch than changing senders, and it only makes sense if the list was your problem.
This is the product I build. Read this entry with that in mind, and judge it with a trial rather than on my word.
Sendable, signal-based LinkedIn outreach watches buying signals on LinkedIn, checks every person it finds against the ideal customer you describe with AI, and adds the ones that match to a LinkedIn sequence you write.
It has 14 LinkedIn signals plus CSV import: people engaging with the posts of company pages you pick (competitors included), of profiles you pick or with posts you pick, people posting about your keywords or engaging with those posts (LinkedIn keyword tracker), companies hiring for a role (job post tracker), job changes in the last 90 days, people who posted on LinkedIn in the last 30 days, your profile viewers (with LinkedIn Premium), poll voters, event attendees, newsletter subscribers, company page followers, profile followers, 1st degree connections and People you may know. Comments on one of your own posts can also feed a LinkedIn lead magnet automation that sends your guide to the commenters who fit.
The sequence is built in a visual campaign builder: send invitation, visit profile, like the last post, message (with attachments), voice message, withdraw invitation, waits, an "invitation accepted within N days" condition and a condition on any lead field. Each message step can A/B test up to 10 variants, with results per variant, and a launched step's text can still be edited without restarting the campaign. Replies from every LinkedIn account of the team land in one inbox, where a reply that shows interest is marked Interested. Leads sync to Attio or HubSpot (Pipedrive is in beta), alerts go to Slack, and an MCP connector lets Claude or ChatGPT work in your account. Default limits are 30 invitations and 30 new conversations a day per account with LinkedIn Premium or Sales Navigator, 20 without, and 20 profile visits.
Price (checked November 3, 2026): €59 a month per connected LinkedIn account (about $66), or €590 a year, with no tiers and no fee per teammate. Each account includes 500 credits a month, one per lead that matches your ideal customer; rejected people and CSV imports without criteria cost nothing. A team runs up to 5 signals at once. The 7-day trial needs a card and charges nothing before it ends; it includes 20 credits, one LinkedIn account and 3 signals.
Against Dripify: about $13 less than Dripify Pro per account on monthly billing, and the lead finding is included. In exchange there is no email at all. The customer case studies show what teams built with it.
Best for: founders and small teams whose Dripify campaigns sent fine but went to cold lists, who sell on LinkedIn and want new people every day without building searches.
Limits: stated in full in where Sendable falls short, below the list.
