Dripify alternatives compared: price and features
One row per tool from this page, Dripify first for reference: who it suits, its entry price for the same need (LinkedIn) and what it does. The sections below explain each choice.
for reference
Several LinkedIn accounts and real cold email volume
One person prospecting on LinkedIn
Agencies sending from a large pool of LinkedIn senders
Agencies that need white label and native CRMs
Teams whose outreach starts with email, LinkedIn second
Sales teams that want enrichment in every identityMonthly prices, billed monthly unless stated, excluding VAT, read on each publisher’s site (checked between October 5, 2026 and October 14, 2026). Emelia’s prices follow your currency; tools billed in dollars only stay in dollars, and those billed in euros only stay in euros. –: not offered, or not checked for this need.
Dripify competitors compared
Prices are list prices per month, billed monthly, as published by each vendor.
- 1
Best for: Several LinkedIn accounts and real cold email volumeDripify sells one licence per LinkedIn account, with a single Gmail or Outlook mailbox and no warm-up; Emelia prices the plan instead: 1 LinkedIn account and 3 mailboxes for $37, 3 and 50 for $97, 10 and unlimited mailboxes for $297, then $29 per extra account. Warm-up, A/B tests, a unified inbox, the API and webhooks come with every plan, where Dripify keeps A/B tests for Advanced. Like Dripify, Emelia runs LinkedIn on its servers, with no browser to leave open.
- YesPhone number finder
- YesLinkedIn automation
- YesMailbox warm-up included
- Price
- from $37/month
- Who it’s for
- Small teams that want several LinkedIn accounts and warmed-up mailboxes under one plan.
- 2
Best for: One person prospecting on LinkedInWaalaxy sells one licence per LinkedIn account, about 300 invitations a month on Pro and 800 on Advanced. Cold email only comes with Business ($69), where Dripify’s first plan already has email steps. Its euro and dollar price lists differ.
- YesLinkedIn automation
- YesEmail and LinkedIn in one sequence
- YesEmail finder
- Price
- from $19/month
- Who it’s for
- Freelancers who prospect alone on LinkedIn, from ready-made campaign templates.
- 3
Best for: Agencies sending from a large pool of LinkedIn sendersHeyReach is built for agencies running a large pool of LinkedIn senders: $79 per sender, $59 each from 10, then agency packs of 25 and 50 senders with white label. Unlike Dripify, it sends no email itself: you connect Instantly, Smartlead or EmailBison. A unified inbox gathers the replies of every account.
- NoEmail and LinkedIn in one sequence
- YesLinkedIn automation
- YesEmail finder
- Price
- $79/month per sender
- Who it’s for
- Lead generation agencies juggling many client profiles.
- 4
Best for: Agencies that need white label and native CRMsExpandi targets agencies that outgrow Dripify’s team features: one plan per LinkedIn account ($99 a month, $79 paid yearly) and an Agency plan with white label from 10 seats. It connects HubSpot, Salesforce and Pipedrive natively and sends email steps from any SMTP mailbox. It has no email finder, which Dripify includes in credits.
- NoEmail finder
- YesLinkedIn automation
- YesEmail and LinkedIn in one sequence
- Price
- $99/month per account
- Who it’s for
- Agencies selling LinkedIn outreach under their own brand, with a CRM in the loop.
- 5
Best for: Teams whose outreach starts with email, LinkedIn secondlemlist reverses Dripify’s priorities: email first, with lemwarm warm-up and up to 5 sending mailboxes per user on Multichannel, then LinkedIn through its Chrome extension, plus calls. It costs $109 per user a month, more than a Dripify licence. For teams whose replies come mostly from email, those extra mailboxes and the warm-up are what Dripify lacks.
- YesPhone number finder
- YesLinkedIn automation
- YesMailbox warm-up included
- Price
- $109/month per user
- Who it’s for
- Teams that get most replies from email and use LinkedIn to warm up prospects.
- 6
Best for: Sales teams that want enrichment in every identityLa Growth Machine bills per identity, a LinkedIn account plus 1 to 10 email addresses depending on the plan, with enrichment credits every month. Like Dripify, it mixes LinkedIn and email in one sequence; unlike Dripify, its Basic plan stops at 3 identities. It is a French publisher, with different euro and dollar prices.
- YesPhone number finder
- YesLinkedIn automation
- YesEmail and LinkedIn in one sequence
- Price
- from $70/month per identity
- Who it’s for
- Sales teams that want enriched leads and multichannel sequences per salesperson.
Why people look for a Dripify alternative
- One licence per LinkedIn account. $79 a month each on Pro, with no volume price published below 10 licences: 3 accounts cost $237.
- Teams pay the dearer plan. Team management, shared templates, lead tags and A/B tests only come with Advanced, at $99 per account.
- Email is an add-on to LinkedIn. Gmail or Outlook only (one mailbox per account, as its help centre describes it), no SMTP, no built-in warm-up, at most 200 emails a day.
- HubSpot is the only native CRM, so a team on Pipedrive or Salesforce gets no direct sync.
- No white label for agencies, by Dripify's own account.
- Price comes up in its negative reviews, especially from outside the United States: Dripify bills in dollars only.
What 3 LinkedIn accounts with email cost at each Dripify competitor
Same need for every tool: 3 LinkedIn accounts that also send emails, billed monthly. The other tools are listed at their dollar prices; Emelia's follows your currency, with the same figure in euros and dollars. HeyReach is left out because it sends no email.
- Dripify
- $237 with Pro licences, $297 with Advanced for team management
- Emelia
- $95 (Start + 2 LinkedIn accounts at $29)
- Waalaxy
- $207 (3 Business licences, the only plan with email)
- Expandi
- $297
- lemlist
- $327 (3 Multichannel users)
- La Growth Machine
- $210 (3 Basic identities, 1 address each)
When email matters as much as LinkedIn
Dripify sends from the Gmail or Outlook mailbox connected to each account, up to 200 emails a day, with no warm-up tool: its help centre advises warming the mailbox up by hand. If cold email is half of your outreach, these do more:
- Emelia: 3 to 50 mailboxes, or unlimited on Scale, with warm-up and rotation across mailboxes in the same sequence as LinkedIn.
- lemlist: up to 5 sending mailboxes per user and lemwarm included.
- La Growth Machine: 5 addresses per identity on Pro, 10 on Ultimate.
- Expandi: connects any provider through SMTP and IMAP, Gmail included; it has no email finder, though, so addresses must come from LinkedIn or your own file.
Agencies running client LinkedIn profiles
Dripify's answer for agencies is one team member per client profile, managed from the Advanced plan's team features, under the Dripify brand.
- Emelia prices client accounts like any others: 10 on Scale, then $29 each, with mailboxes and warm-up in the same plan.
- HeyReach rotates senders within a campaign, gathers replies in one inbox, and its Agency packs (25 or 50 senders) include white label.
- Expandi sells an Agency plan with white label from 10 seats, on quote.
Choosing a Dripify alternative
For several LinkedIn accounts that also send emails, Emelia: $97 a month for 3 accounts, against $237 for 3 Dripify Pro licences. For one person, Emelia Start costs $37 a month with 3 mailboxes and warm-up, against $79 for Dripify Pro; Waalaxy Pro ($19 a month) covers LinkedIn only.
Emelia and lemlist include warm-up in their plans. Dripify has none built in.
Emelia prices client LinkedIn accounts like any others: 10 on Scale, then $29 each, with cold email and warm-up in the same plan and no fee per user. HeyReach rotates many senders and sells white-label Agency packs; Expandi has an Agency plan with white label and native Salesforce and Pipedrive. Both bill per LinkedIn account, in dollars.
No: Dripify has no free plan, only a 7-day trial of Advanced without a card. Emelia gives 20 free credits at sign-up with a work email, and a 7-day free trial without a card.
Emelia features: LinkedIn automation · Emelia pricing
Emelia is a Dripify competitor. We have tried to stay fair: every figure about Dripify comes from its own website or public review sites.
