For 10 or more LinkedIn accounts, HeyReach's Agency plan ($999 a month for 25 senders) is hard to beat on price, so most alternatives win on something else. Linked Helper is the cheapest at volume, from about $6.60 per account a month with team and term discounts, but it is desktop software that runs on your own machines. Expandi and Dripify are cloud tools that charge per account, about $79 a month each on annual billing, with dedicated IPs. La Growth Machine and Waalaxy add email to the same campaigns. The right pick depends on how many accounts you run and whether you want cloud or desktop.

Prices below come from each vendor's pricing page, checked on October 24, 2026.

Why teams look for a HeyReach alternative

In March 2026, users reported that LinkedIn had removed HeyReach's company page and its founders' profiles. The r/LinkedInTips thread asking for alternatives drew 46 comments. Some users moved, others stayed. One said they were keeping HeyReach for its integrations with Instantly, Clay and Claude. Another pointed out that LinkedIn doesn't allow tools that automate actions, which is why automation companies struggle to keep company pages. The move signalled LinkedIn's position but didn't change how HeyReach works for customers.

The other reason is cost at small and mid sizes. HeyReach charges $79 per sender a month on Growth, so 10 senders cost $790 a month before the Agency plan becomes cheaper at 13. Our HeyReach pricing breakdown has the full table. If you only run one account, the cheapest HeyReach alternatives for solo outreach start at $15 a month.

Alternatives at a glance

ToolPrice per LinkedIn accountRuns inEmail in the same sequenceBuilt for many accounts
HeyReach (for reference)$79/month on Growth; Agency $999/month for 25CloudThrough Instantly or SmartleadYes: unified inbox, white-label, free team seats
Expandi$99/month, $79 billed yearly; volume discounts above 10 seatsCloud, dedicated country IPNot listed on the pricing pageAgency and white-label plans for 10+ seats
DripifyPro $79/month ($59 yearly); Advanced $99 ($79 yearly)Cloud, dedicated IPYesTeam management on Advanced
La Growth Machine€60 (Basic, up to 3 identities) or €120 (Pro) per identity a month, billed yearlyCloudYes, plus calls on ProUnlimited identities on Pro, 25 free team members
Linked Helper$15/month list price; down to about $6.60 with 20 licenses on a 12-month termDesktop app on your computer or a VPSVia your own toolsWorkspaces, roles and per-account access
Waalaxy$19, $39 or $69 a month by plan ($16, $32, $55 yearly)CloudBusiness plan onlyPer-account plans, no agency tier

What each costs at 5, 10 and 25 accounts

Monthly cost on annual billing, at each tool's entry plan that supports teams. These leave out LinkedIn Sales Navigator seats, proxies where you bring your own, and data credits.

Tool5 accounts10 accounts25 accounts
HeyReach (Growth, then Agency)$315$630$799
Expandi$395$790, before volume discountCustom pricing
Dripify Advanced$395$790$1,975
La Growth Machine Pro€600€1,200€3,000
Linked Helper StandardAbout $41 (12-month term)About $74 (12-month term, 10-license discount)About $165 (12-month term, 20-license discount)
Waalaxy Advanced$160$320$800

HeyReach's figures use its yearly Growth price of $63 per sender up to 12 senders and the yearly Agency price of $799 at 25. Linked Helper figures use its published term and volume discounts, which multiply. Check the final number at checkout, because each vendor rounds and taxes differently.

Cloud or desktop for many accounts

Cloud tools run each account from the vendor's servers, usually through a dedicated IP or proxy per account, so campaigns keep running when your laptop is closed and a team can share one dashboard. Desktop tools such as Linked Helper run on machines you control, so the LinkedIn session stays on your own computer or VPS. That costs far less per account, but someone has to keep 10 sessions running. A reply in the r/salesdevelopment thread "Looking for HeyReach alternative for +-10 accounts" put it plainly: isolated browser profiles on a VPS reduce fingerprint overlap, but babysitting 10 remote sessions takes a lot of maintenance when instances crash.

The same thread made a second point that applies to every tool: login warnings usually come from how accounts sign in, so one fixed proxy per account helps more than switching software. If the team also runs a scraper on those accounts, its actions add to the same risk, and our guide on whether PhantomBuster is safe for LinkedIn scraping covers the limits.

Keeping 10 accounts healthy

  • Warm up every account before automating. A dormant profile that starts sending 30 requests a day gets flagged whatever tool runs it.
  • Ramp slowly. Start low and raise volume over weeks. LinkedIn's weekly invitation cap of roughly 100 to 200 per account still applies; our guide on how many connection requests you can send a day has the numbers.
  • Watch acceptance rate per account. One r/gtmengineering user reported that an 8% acceptance rate on 200 requests is far riskier than 40% at the same volume.
  • Keep one location per account. Logging in manually from a second device while automation runs from another location triggers checks.

If an account does get flagged, read what to do when your LinkedIn account is restricted before restarting anything.

Which one to pick

  • Agency running 13+ client accounts: stay on HeyReach Agency, or compare Expandi's agency pricing for white-label.
  • In-house team of 5 to 10 SDRs who also email: La Growth Machine or Dripify for LinkedIn and email in one sequence.
  • Lowest cost per account, with someone technical: Linked Helper on a VPS.
  • LinkedIn only, simple setup: Waalaxy Advanced at $32 per account a month.

Every tool on this list sends from real profiles, and prospects check those profiles before they accept. Ten senders with clear, active profiles outperform twenty empty ones. If you want those profiles and the content behind them built for your team, that is what KomsGro's B2B LinkedIn content creation agency does.