Where Dux-Soup and Dripify part ways
- Where it runs
- Dux-Soup: on your computer (STACKED local) or on its servers (STACKED cloud). Dripify: always on its servers.
- Dux-Soup: none, by design. Dripify: an email step from the Gmail or Outlook mailbox tied to each licence.
- Currency
- Dux-Soup: separate dollar, euro and pound grids. Dripify: dollars only.
- Trial
- Dux-Soup: 14 days on STACKED local. Dripify: 7 days on Advanced. No card for either, according to each vendor.
Dux-Soup and Dripify price per LinkedIn account, monthly and yearly
Each row is a number of LinkedIn accounts, with no email counted, since Dux-Soup cannot send any. Dux-Soup is shown in your currency’s grid, Dripify in dollars, its only currency, and Emelia in your currency with the same figure in euros or dollars. In the euro area, no gap is worked out between a euro and a dollar price.
Billed monthly (a month)
1 LinkedIn account
3 LinkedIn accounts
10 LinkedIn accounts
Yearly billing, whole year paid
1 LinkedIn account
3 LinkedIn accounts
10 LinkedIn accounts
In dollars, a local Dux-Soup seat ($55) costs less than Dripify Pro ($79), and a cloud seat ($99) as much as Dripify Advanced. Dux-Soup’s yearly seats get cheaper above 10; Dripify sends teams of 10 licences or more to its sales team. Dripify’s cheaper Basic plan was no longer on its pricing page by October 12, 2026.
A desktop app, or a cloud tool with nothing to install
In September 2026, Dux-Soup’s Chrome extensions gave way to STACKED, powered by Dux-Soup, installed on a Mac or a Windows computer.
Dux-Soup
The app runs your campaigns on that computer, which must stay on, unless the seat is on STACKED cloud: then the LinkedIn session is copied to Dux-Soup’s servers and the computer can be switched off. A web dashboard shows the account, and sign-in goes through Google only.
Dripify
Dripify has no app to install. Campaigns run on its servers on every plan, each account with a dedicated local IP, and the Chrome extension is optional, a shortcut for linking the LinkedIn account.
Emelia
Emelia works like Dripify on this point: campaigns run on its servers from Start, and its Chrome extension is used to connect the LinkedIn account.
The email step only one of them has
Dux-Soup says it only works with LinkedIn and has not tried to add email; Dripify puts an email step in the same sequence as the LinkedIn ones.
- Dripify sends from a Gmail or Outlook mailbox connected by OAuth, one per licence as we read its help centre (each mailbox links to a single Dripify account), up to 200 emails a day, with no SMTP and no built-in warm-up. It finds the address first with the 100 email-finder credits each licence gets every month.
- Dux-Soup has an Address Finder (1 credit per email found, bought in its store at a price not published), but the email itself has to leave from Woodpecker or Mailshake, from Zapier and Make, or from your CRM.
- Emelia sends from 3, 50 or unlimited mailboxes depending on the plan, warm-up included, in the same sequence as LinkedIn.
Trials, refunds and what each one connects to
The terms and side features differ more than the core LinkedIn actions.
Free trial
Refund
Native CRMs
AI
API and MCP
Cancelling Dux-Soup takes an email to its support; uninstalling the app does not stop the subscription. Dux-Soup’s own comparison page with Dripify concedes that STACKED has no attachments and no voice notes. Emelia’s trial lasts 7 days without a card, with 20 credits at sign-up for a work email.
Dux-Soup or Dripify, and where Emelia adds cold email
Dux-Soup is the one you install, priced in your currency, with a choice between your own computer and its servers; Dripify is the one you open in a browser, priced in dollars, with an email step. Neither sends cold email from several mailboxes with warm-up.
That last part is what Emelia adds in the same plan as LinkedIn: Grow covers 3 LinkedIn accounts and 50 warmed mailboxes for $97 a month, with phone numbers and emails found in credits. Every Dux-Soup plan and grid is on the Dux-Soup pricing page.
Dux-Soup or Dripify: price, cloud and email questions
In dollars, on the local plan: $55 a seat a month against $79 for Dripify Pro, or $495 a year against $708. With the computer off, Dux-Soup cloud costs $99, more than Dripify Pro. Dux-Soup’s comparison page compares its local seat with Dripify Pro billed yearly ($59 a month). In the European Union, Dux-Soup bills €49 and €88 from its euro grid, while Dripify stays in dollars.
Dripify always does, since it only runs in the cloud. Dux-Soup does on STACKED cloud only; on STACKED local, the computer must stay on and awake.
Dripify can, from one Gmail or Outlook mailbox per licence. Dux-Soup cannot: it passes leads to an email tool or to your CRM. Emelia sends cold emails and LinkedIn steps from the same sequence.
Emelia features: LinkedIn automation · Emelia pricing
Emelia is a Dux-Soup competitor. We have tried to stay fair: every figure about Dux-Soup comes from its own website or public review sites.
