What Is Dripify? LinkedIn Drip Campaigns With Email Steps
By Joris van Huët · Dripify's own site
The short answer: for a seller who wants LinkedIn actions and emails in one drip sequence, even from a free LinkedIn account, Dripify's Pro plan costs $79 a seat a month or $59 billed annually; the A/B tests and per-step analytics its homepage shows belong to Advanced, at $99 or $79 (pricing page, checked on 26 October 2026). Dripify is a cloud LinkedIn lead generation tool: you load leads, build a sequence of LinkedIn actions, conditions and emails, and it works through them on your behalf with an email finder built in.
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What decides the tier:
- The yearly bill. For example, four sellers on Advanced pay 4 x $99 x 12 = $4,752 a year on monthly billing, or 4 x $79 x 12 = $3,792 billed annually, a gap of $960, at the prices on the pricing page.
- The LinkedIn account you already have. A free account works, but one LinkedIn search imports up to 1,000 profiles where Sales Navigator allows 2,475, per the lead import article.
- How you will judge it. Step analytics show acceptance and reply rates for each action, and they are an Advanced feature in beta, per the step analytics article.
What Dripify does
The builder strings LinkedIn actions, emails and conditions that branch on what the lead did. Leads come from searches, events, posts, groups or a CSV of profile URLs. Campaigns run on Dripify's servers with the browser closed, and the FAQ on the pricing page describes a dedicated IP in your location and daily caps of up to 75 connection requests.
Every paid plan includes a dedicated inbox, HubSpot, an open API, an MCP server and 100 email finder credits a month that do not roll over. Through the MCP, an assistant such as Claude can list campaigns, look up leads and upload up to 1,000 profiles as a new lead list, according to the MCP article.
Who it fits
Founders, salespeople and HR teams running outreach from their own profiles, as the homepage splits its use cases. It fits less well an agency that wants one person to run many profiles through one campaign: each seat connects one LinkedIn account.
Dripify's help centre is plain that "no automatization can overcome the limits set by LinkedIn" in its limits article. LinkedIn goes further. Its User Agreement, section 8.2, bars bots that send messages or add contacts, and its prohibited software page warns that accounts using them risk restriction.
What it costs
Checked on 26 October 2026 on the Dripify pricing page, per seat, in USD:
| Pro | Advanced | Enterprise | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Billed monthly | $79 | $99 | Quoted |
| Billed annually, per month | $59 | $79 | Quoted |
| Adds | Sequences, inbox, HubSpot, API, MCP | Team management, A/B tests, step analytics, evergreen leads, activity control | Onboarding, technical support, success manager |
Extra email finder credits cost $29 for 1,000 up to $99 for 10,000, per the same pricing page. The 7-day trial runs on Advanced, so the A/B tests and step analytics you try in week one are the features the cheaper Pro seat leaves out. When it ends, nothing is charged; the account goes inactive.
Against Dux-Soup, HeyReach and PhantomBuster
- Dux-Soup, now sold as STACKED, runs either as a desktop app on your own machine at $55 a seat a month or in its cloud at $99, per its pricing page. Whether the tool should live on your computer decides it.
- HeyReach charges per LinkedIn sender, $79 a month and $59 from ten senders on its pricing page, and rotates one campaign across many profiles. Many profiles, one campaign: HeyReach.
- PhantomBuster extracts and enriches lead lists from LinkedIn and other platforms, priced by hours of automation time from $69 a month, per its pricing page. It builds the list; Dripify works through it.
First steps
Connect LinkedIn through the Chrome extension or with credentials and build one campaign in the trial. How to use Dripify tests three versions of a follow-up message against each other.
FAQ
Does Dripify work with a free LinkedIn account?
Yes, but Dripify disables notes on connection requests from free accounts, because LinkedIn allows only a few personalised notes a month on them, per the notes article.
Do email finder credits cap how many emails I send?
No. Credits pay for finding and verifying an address, and only successful lookups use one; sending is not metered on any plan.
Can I cancel at any time?
Yes, from the Billing section; the plan runs to the end of the period already paid, per the FAQ on the pricing page.