What Is La Growth Machine? LinkedIn, Email and Calls in One
By Joris van Huët · La Growth Machine's own site
The short answer: if your pipeline lives in HubSpot, the La Growth Machine plan to price is Ultimate at €180 per identity a month, or €150 billed annually, because the native HubSpot and Pipedrive sync starts there; Basic at €60 and Pro at €120 run the same LinkedIn and email sequences without it (pricing page, HubSpot article, checked on 26 October 2026). La Growth Machine, LGM for short, is a multichannel prospecting platform that runs LinkedIn, email, call and X steps in one sequence and bills per identity: each person whose accounts do the sending.
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Count before you pick a tier:
- Identities times the rate. For example, three sending profiles on Pro cost 3 x €120 = €360 a month; on Ultimate, 3 x €180 = €540, at the pricing page's monthly rates.
- What you already run. Sales Navigator lists import by URL, and each identity connects 1 mailbox on Basic, 5 on Pro or 10 on Ultimate.
- How you will read results. Campaign stats split replies by channel; the deals behind them reach HubSpot only on Ultimate.
What La Growth Machine does
A sequence mixes channels with conditions: if a lead accepts the LinkedIn request, send a message; if not, switch to email, in the homepage's own example. Steps include connection requests, messages, AI voice messages, emails, X actions and call tasks, and several data providers are tried in turn to find professional emails, per the enrichment article.
Replies from every channel share one inbox, a Reply Agent follows up vague replies and hands back the rest, and an MCP server lets Claude or ChatGPT read stats, draft messages and launch campaigns, per the MCP article.
Who it fits
B2B teams whose buyers answer on both LinkedIn and email, and the RevOps person who builds the logic once for several reps; agencies get a plan with a six-identity minimum. An email-only team pays for LinkedIn automation it never uses.
LGM sells safety as stealth: its account safety page promises no browser extension and a dedicated 5G mobile proxy per identity, and its homepage says it knows how to stay under the radar. Being hard to detect is not the same as being permitted: section 8.2 of LinkedIn's User Agreement still bars bots that send messages or add contacts, and the account that answers for it is the identity's own.
Prices
Checked on 26 October 2026 on the La Growth Machine pricing page, per identity per month, in euros:
| Plan | Monthly | Quarterly | Semi-annual | Annual | Leads enriched a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | €60 | €57 | €55 | €50 | 250 |
| Pro | €120 | €114 | €110 | €100 | 400 |
| Ultimate | €180 | €171 | €164 | €150 | 1,000 |
Basic stops at three identities, per the pricing page. Two lines there contradict the table: one quotes Pro at "$110/MONTH (billed annualy)", and the plan list puts custom workflows on Pro while the FAQ starts them on Ultimate.
The 14-day trial needs no card, but it runs one identity on LGM's own templates with custom sequences left out, so what wins you over is the vendor's tried campaign from one profile, not the team setup you would pay for. Ask support in the chat to open custom sequences, as the pricing FAQ invites.
Next to lemlist and Waalaxy
- lemlist sells LinkedIn and email in one Multichannel plan at $109 per user a month with unlimited emails and messages, per its pricing page. Heavy email volume tips it to lemlist.
- Waalaxy starts at $19 a month and adds email sequences only on its $69 Business plan, from fixed templates, per its pricing page. LGM wins where the branching logic matters; Waalaxy where the budget does.
First steps
Run the LinkedIn > Email template on a small list first; How to use La Growth Machine follows it step by step. If the trouble is a LinkedIn tool, an email tool and an enrichment tool billing separately with none of them feeding the CRM, the stack is the problem rather than the tool, and a one-week review such as the Startup Fixer is built for that.
FAQ
What is an identity?
A licence for one person whose LinkedIn, email and X accounts run campaigns; two people automating need two.
Can teammates answer replies without paying?
Yes. Free members, 3 on Basic and 25 on Pro, can prepare campaigns and reply, but not launch.
Does HubSpot bill the contacts LGM creates?
No. They arrive as non-marketing contacts, per the HubSpot article.