HeyReagent / Dripify alternative
Dripify and HeyReagent: two different jobs
Dripify runs sequences: you write the steps, choose the people, and it sends them. HeyReagent is a different kind of thing. It is one agent on your own LinkedIn that reads each conversation, writes the next message for that person, and asks you before it sends. It costs more, and it does a different job.
Side by side
| Dripify | HeyReagent | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | LinkedIn and email automation: drip campaigns made of steps you write. | One agent on your own LinkedIn. It reads each conversation and writes the next message for that person. |
| What you set up | Campaigns and their sequences. Its plans list sequence templates and A/B testing. | How many qualified meetings you want a week, and what a qualified meeting is. No campaigns. |
| Who it writes to | The leads in your campaigns. | People who wrote to you, people who went quiet, and at most five new people a day. |
| Before it sends | Its pricing page does not say. | It drafts; you send, edit or skip. You can let it send on its own later. |
| Channels | LinkedIn and email. | LinkedIn only. |
| Price | Basic $59, Pro $79, Advanced $99 a user a month, billed monthly ($39, $59, $79 billed yearly). | Agent $499 a month. The API and MCP address alone: free, or $29.99 a month kept connected. |
| Where you work | Its own app. | One conversation, and your own Claude, ChatGPT or n8n through the MCP address. |
What is said about Dripify is from its own site, read on 5 October 2026. Check it for today's prices.
When Dripify is the better choice
- You want to send the same sequence to a list, at volume.
- You want LinkedIn and email in one tool.
- Price matters most: its plans start well under a hundred dollars a month.
When HeyReagent is
- Replies and half-finished conversations are where you lose deals, more than a lack of new people.
- You would rather approve a draft written for one person than build and tune sequences.
- You want your LinkedIn open to your own Claude, ChatGPT or n8n as well.
What is the same for both
Both act on your own LinkedIn account, and LinkedIn's User Agreement does not allow automated activity. LinkedIn can limit or restrict an account, whichever tool you use. HeyReagent puts a daily limit on every kind of action for each account; the numbers are public.
Questions
Is HeyReagent cheaper than Dripify?
No. The Agent plan is $499 a month, and Dripify’s plans were $59 to $99 a user a month when we read its pricing page on 5 October 2026. They do different jobs: Dripify runs sequences you write, and the agent reads each conversation and drafts the next message.
Can I bring my Dripify campaigns over?
No. There is nothing to import, because HeyReagent has no campaigns. You connect LinkedIn, it reads how you write, and it starts from your inbox.
Does HeyReagent send email too?
No. It works on LinkedIn only.
Is there a free way to try it?
The free plan covers the API and the MCP address, which you drive yourself. The Agent plan is the one that runs LinkedIn for you.
Rather have it done for you?
The Agent plan answers your inbox in your voice, follows up, and finds who to talk to today. You approve what it sends.
HeyReagent is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by LinkedIn. LinkedIn's own terms apply to your account. What this page says about other products was read on their own pages on 5 October 2026.
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