Our short answer: choose HeyReach when several LinkedIn accounts need to work as one managed channel. Choose Dripify when each rep needs an individual LinkedIn automation workspace with native email steps. Their $79 plans look equivalent, but the operating models are different.
| Decision | HeyReach | Dripify |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly entry | Growth: $79 per sender below 10; $59 at 10+ | Basic $59, Pro $79, Advanced $99 per user |
| Annual equivalent | $63 below 10 senders; $47 at 10+ | Basic $39, Pro $59, Advanced $79 |
| Campaigns | Unlimited on Growth, with multi-sender rotation | One on Basic; unlimited on Pro and Advanced |
| Through native Instantly and Smartlead connections | Native email sequence steps on listed plans | |
| Team model | Sender seats, client workspaces and pooled agency tiers | One subscription per team member; owner needs Advanced for team management |
Public USD list prices before tax, checked 5 September 2026. Annual rates require annual payment. HeyReach's agency tiers and Dripify Enterprise can change the unit price at larger volumes.
The same price buys different architecture
HeyReach Growth and Dripify Pro both list at $79 month to month. HeyReach treats that as one active LinkedIn sender inside an organization. Dripify treats it as one user and LinkedIn account. Dripify Pro includes unlimited campaigns, a dedicated inbox, CSV export and webhooks. HeyReach includes unlimited campaigns, unified inbox, sender rotation, workspaces, API, webhooks and MCP.
At ten or more Growth senders, HeyReach publishes a $59 monthly rate for every sender. It also offers fixed 25- and 50-sender agency pools. Dripify remains per user, with custom Enterprise pricing for larger teams.
Pick HeyReach
Operate accounts as a channel
You need campaign-level sender rotation, client workspaces, granular permissions, whitelabelling or a central integration layer.
Pick Dripify
Equip individual reps
You want native email steps, A/B tests and step analytics inside the same product each LinkedIn user opens.
Dripify packages more into the rep sequence
All three advertised Dripify plans include LinkedIn and email sequences. Basic is limited to one campaign and lower daily quotas. Pro and Advanced unlock unlimited campaigns and higher quotas. Advanced adds multi-team management, activity controls, lead tags, step analytics, evergreen leads and A/B testing.
Dripify includes 100 Email Finder credits per month, charged only when a verified email is found. HeyReach provides 100 enrichment credits per Growth sender once, not every month. Its purchased credits are organization-wide and do not expire, but they only work through the Find Email campaign action.
HeyReach is stronger around the operation
Several HeyReach senders can rotate through one campaign. Workspaces separate clients or teams, while roles control access to senders, leads, campaigns, inboxes, integrations and API features. The public agency packages add onboarding, support and whitelabelling.
Dripify supports owners, managers and users, team analytics, shared templates, duplicate prevention and access to subordinate accounts. The team owner needs Advanced. That works for a normal sales hierarchy, but it is not the same as pooled seats distributed across client workspaces.
Check the integrations you actually need
HeyReach publishes a broad integration catalog including Instantly, Smartlead, Clay, Make, Zapier and HubSpot. Dripify documents API, webhooks and HubSpot, but its own current help pages conflict on whether the HubSpot integration is already available or still coming. Confirm it inside the trial if that connection is essential.
Use the trials to test operations, not vanity volume
HeyReach offers a 14-day trial without a credit card; Dripify offers seven days with Advanced features and no automatic charge. Connect a non-critical account, build one realistic sequence and trace a reply through the handoff. Test duplicate handling, inbox ownership, pause behavior and exports. A trial that only proves messages can be scheduled does not validate the workflow your team must operate after launch.
LinkedIn automation carries account risk
LinkedIn says unauthorized software that automates activity is prohibited and may lead to account restrictions. Vendor quotas, dedicated IPs and randomized timing are mitigation features, not approval from LinkedIn. Start conservatively and avoid placing irreplaceable accounts into an untested workflow.
Official sources
- HeyReach pricing and plan guide
- Dripify pricing, email credits and team model
- LinkedIn automation policy
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