Pro is gone, Turbo became STACKED local: what changed in Dux-Soup prices
From the first capture we read, on February 26, 2024, to the last one, on August 4, 2026, Dux-Soup’s pricing page did not move. Then STACKED replaced the Chrome extensions, and the grid lost its bottom step. Some of Dux-Soup’s own comparison pages still quote the old plans.
Entry plan
Running on your computer
Running on Dux-Soup’s servers
Yearly billing, as labelled
In short, the cheapest way in went from $14.99 to $55 a month, while anyone on Turbo or Cloud kept the same price. Dux-Soup has told existing users they can switch to STACKED at no extra cost.
STACKED local and STACKED cloud, seat by seat
Both plans run the same desktop app and the same campaign features; cloud also runs the campaigns on Dux-Soup’s servers, so the computer can be off. A seat is one LinkedIn account, and every seat is paid, on monthly or yearly billing, before tax.
STACKED local
$55/month
per seat, or $495 a year
- Runs on your Mac or Windows computer, which must stay on
- Unlimited campaigns, up to 12 steps each
- LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and Recruiter, unified inbox
- Native CRMs, API, webhooks and MCP
STACKED cloud
$99/month
per seat, or $890 a year
- Everything in local
- Runs on Dux-Soup’s servers, computer off
- Your LinkedIn session copied to the cloud from the app
- Shared team campaigns from 2 seats, like local
Dux-Soup’s pricing page opens on yearly prices ($41.25 and $74.17 a month per seat, billed for the year); its monthly and yearly switch shows the monthly ones. Admin seats are free. Email credits for the Address Finder are bought separately, at a price shown only inside the app.
Three price grids: dollars, euros and pounds
Dux-Soup picks the grid from your IP address: pounds in the United Kingdom, euros in the European Union (including member states outside the euro area), dollars everywhere else. The figures differ, so each one is shown as Dux-Soup publishes it, without conversion.
Per seat: a month · a year
Dollars (rest of the world)
Euros (European Union)
Pounds (United Kingdom)
The yearly discount is not quite the same in each grid: 25% on both plans in dollars, 26% on local and 25% on cloud in euros (our calculation from the listed prices). Prices exclude VAT.
Dux-Soup against Emelia, account for account
The need is the same on both sides: automating 1, 3 or 10 LinkedIn accounts. Dux-Soup sends no email, so no mailbox is counted, even though every Emelia plan includes some. You see Dux-Soup’s grid for your currency next to Emelia’s price, which is the same figure in euros and dollars.
Fixed seats, billed monthly
Solo, 1 LinkedIn account
Team with 3 LinkedIn accounts
Team with 10 LinkedIn accounts
Agency flexible seats, billed monthly
10 LinkedIn accounts
Fixed seats, billed yearly (total for the year)
Solo, 1 LinkedIn account
Team with 3 LinkedIn accounts
Team with 10 LinkedIn accounts
For 3 accounts, Start with 2 extra accounts costs a little less than Grow ($97), which also brings 50 mailboxes for cold email. Yearly figures stop at 10 accounts: Emelia bills an extra LinkedIn account $29 a month and publishes no yearly price for it. Beyond 10 accounts on monthly billing, each one adds $29 at Emelia, against $55 or $99 for a fixed Dux-Soup seat.
Total$297/month
- 3 LinkedIn accounts
- 50 mailboxes, warm-up included
- Cloud campaigns, email finder
Total$97/month
Dux-Soup cost calculator: your LinkedIn accounts, both bills
Set the number of LinkedIn accounts and the billing. The calculator prices STACKED cloud, shows STACKED local underneath, and puts Emelia’s cheapest plan for the same accounts beside them. Mailboxes only matter to Emelia: leave them at zero to compare like for like.
STACKED cloud × 2 ($99)Other option: STACKED local (computer on), $110Start+ 1 × extra LinkedIn account ($29)You save $132 per month with Emelia ($1,584 per year).
How each tool charges
Dux-Soup charges one fixed seat per LinkedIn account: $99 a month on STACKED cloud, $55 on STACKED local, or $890 and $495 a year per seat from 1 to 10 seats. Monthly seats have no volume discount.
Emelia charges by plan, not per user: Start $37 (3 mailboxes, 1 LinkedIn), Grow $97 (50 mailboxes, 3 LinkedIn), Scale $297 (unlimited mailboxes, 10 LinkedIn), then $29 per extra LinkedIn account. Sending is unlimited.
Before tax, in your currency’s grid for Dux-Soup. Fixed seats only: agency flexible seats and the yearly tiers above 10 seats are left out, and so are Dux-Soup’s email credits, whose price is not published. Emelia publishes no yearly price for an extra LinkedIn account, so yearly billing stops at 10 accounts. The saving shown compares STACKED cloud, which keeps running with the computer off like Emelia; when STACKED local costs less than Emelia (yearly, for a few accounts), no saving is shown.
Agencies: flexible seats from 5 cloud or 10 local
Flexible seats are Dux-Soup’s post-paid billing for teams and agencies, monthly only and, in Dux-Soup’s words, 25% cheaper than the matching fixed seat.
- A minimum, prepaid every month: $371 for 5 cloud seats, $412.50 for 10 local seats, due even if some of them sit unused.
- Extra seats on the next invoice, prorated by the days they were active: $74.25 a month per extra cloud seat, $41.25 per extra local seat.
- No refund on extra post-paid seats; the prepaid minimum follows the 31-day rule of a first purchase.
- Admins and client agents are free: only the LinkedIn accounts take a seat.
10 LinkedIn accounts
That puts local at its 10-seat minimum, and cloud at the 5-seat minimum plus up to 5 prorated seats. Emelia Scale covers the same 10 accounts for $297 a month, with nothing to prorate.
Dux-Soup coupon codes, the yearly discount and team tiers
Dux-Soup’s pricing page and help centre list no coupon code: the discounts they describe depend on how you pay and how many seats you take.
- Yearly billing, labelled “save 25%”: $495 instead of $660 for a local seat, $890 instead of $1,188 for a cloud seat.
- Yearly tiers from 11 seats, down to $250 (local) and $445 (cloud) per seat and per year above 50 seats, “up to 50%” off. Dux-Soup does not say whether a tier applies to every seat or only to those within it.
- Monthly seats keep the same price at any volume.
Dux-Soup’s trial, refund and cancellation terms
All three are set out in Dux-Soup’s help centre, and the refund in its terms as well.
Trial
14 days on STACKED local, with no credit card according to Dux-Soup’s guides and product pages; its terms keep a general clause about entering billing details. There is no free plan on the pricing page.
Refund and cancellation
A full refund within 31 days of the first purchase, provided you cancel and ask within that window, and no partial refund. Cancelling is done by emailing support: uninstalling the app does not stop the subscription, which renews automatically and stays usable until the end of the paid period.
On Emelia’s side
A 7-day trial without a card, 20 free credits when you sign up with a work email, then 500, 1,000 or 5,000 credits given once with Start, Grow or Scale; credits stay valid for a year, cancelled or not.
Dux-Soup pricing questions: admins, email credits, currencies
No. Dux-Soup only bills seats that use a LinkedIn account; admin access to the team dashboard is free and takes no seat.
Yes, for second- and third-degree contacts: 1 credit per email found, none when nothing is found, bought in the STACKED Store at a price Dux-Soup only shows inside the app. Emails of first-degree connections are recorded for free when LinkedIn displays them. Emelia charges 1 credit per email found too, from $19 a month for 1,000 credits.
The three grids are set separately, not converted from one another: a local seat costs $55 or €49 a month, and the pound grid has its own figures, in the table of the three grids. Which is cheaper depends on the exchange rate of the day; the grid you get follows the country Dux-Soup detects from your IP address.
Turbo no longer exists under that name: it became STACKED local, at the same $55 a month per seat. The former Cloud plan became STACKED cloud, also at an unchanged price.
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.
