Dripify pricing per user, what each plan costs a sales team, and when Pro is enough

Short answer: Dripify costs $59 a user a month on Basic, $79 on Pro and $99 on Advanced, or $39, $59 and $79 billed annually. Each user seat connects one LinkedIn account, so a five-rep team on Pro pays $395 a month, or $295 billed annually. Every plan includes 100 email finder credits a month, and extra packs run from $29 for 1,000 to $99 for 10,000. Enterprise is quoted, and teams of 10 or more seats are asked to contact sales.

We sell WorkAgent, a competing product covered below, so weigh that. Every Dripify figure was read on dripify.com/pricing, with both the monthly and the annual toggle, and in the FAQ on that page on October 7, 2026, from a US connection. Expandi was read the same day and HeyReach on October 5, 2026.

Dripify's card is short and readable, which is why most guides stop at the three prices. The money sits in four places the card leaves to you: how the price multiplies by headcount, how much Basic really limits, what the annual discount is worth on each tier, and what email finding costs once the 100 included credits run out. This page prices all four for a team.

Dripify pricing per user on one page

How much does Dripify cost per month?

$59 a user on Basic, $79 on Pro and $99 on Advanced on monthly billing, or $39, $59 and $79 a month billed annually. Enterprise is custom-priced and adds premium onboarding, dedicated technical support and a customer success manager. There is no free plan; a 7-day trial with Advanced features and no credit card stands in for one.

The trial ends quietly. Dripify's FAQ says nothing is charged automatically when the 7 days run out: you choose a plan or the account goes inactive. Cancelling later works the same way. You cancel from Billing at any time and keep access until the end of the period you already paid for.

What a sales team pays for Dripify

Dripify's FAQ is plain about the unit: "Each Dripify seat connects one LinkedIn account. A team of five reps needs five seats." So the bill is the plan price times the number of LinkedIn profiles you automate.

A five-rep team on Pro billed annually commits $3,540 for the year. The same team on Advanced commits $4,740. At ten seats Dripify asks you to talk to sales, both to consolidate separate subscriptions into one account with a single invoice and, presumably, to quote a rate. The card prints no volume discount, so treat the ten-rep row as the ceiling and ask.

Seat changes are flexible. Upgrades apply immediately, downgrades from the next billing cycle, and you can change the seat count from Billing whenever a rep joins or leaves.

Is Dripify Basic enough, or do you need Pro?

For one person testing LinkedIn outreach, Basic can work. For anyone who wants pipeline from it, Pro is the real entry plan, and the reason is the limits rather than the features.

Basic runs one drip campaign. Dripify's FAQ caps its daily activity at up to 20 connection requests and 30 messages, against up to 75 and 100+ on Pro and Advanced. That is roughly a quarter of the connection volume for three quarters of the monthly price. It also leaves out the dedicated inbox, CSV export, webhooks, the HubSpot integration and the open API, so replies stay in LinkedIn and leads do not flow to your CRM.

The annual discount makes the trade look different on each tier. Basic falls from $59 to $39, a 33.9% cut. Pro falls from $79 to $59, 25.3%. Advanced falls from $99 to $79, 20.2%. Put the other way, paying monthly costs 51% more than annual on Basic, 34% more on Pro and 25% more on Advanced. One page-one pricing guide says the monthly price is 33% higher than annual on every tier. It is not, and the gap matters most on the plan most people should not buy.

Pro or Advanced, and what Dripify says about A/B testing

Advanced costs $20 a user more than Pro and adds multi-team management, stronger LinkedIn account protection, lead tagging, step analytics, A/B testing and evergreen leads, campaigns that keep adding new matching leads. A manager running several reps, or anyone whose profile has been restricted before, has a reason to pay it.

One detail is worth checking before you upgrade for split testing. The plan cards list A/B testing under Advanced. The FAQ on the same page says Pro covers "unlimited campaigns at full daily volume, A/B testing, a personal inbox, and data export". If A/B testing is the only reason you are considering Advanced, ask Dripify which is right, because at five reps the answer is worth $1,200 a year.

What Dripify email finder credits cost

Every plan includes 100 email finder credits a month. They last 30 days and do not roll over. A credit is used only when Dripify finds and verifies an address, so a failed lookup costs nothing. Sending is not metered; credits only limit how many addresses Dripify looks up for you.

Extra packs are $29 for 1,000 credits, $49 for 2,000, $69 for 5,000 and $99 for 10,000. Per found email that is 2.9 cents, 2.45 cents, 1.38 cents and 0.99 cents. A rep who wants 1,000 verified emails a month on top of the included 100 adds $29, which turns Pro at $79 into $108. The 5,000 pack costs less than three 1,000 packs, so buy for the team rather than per rep if the credits can be shared.

Dripify vs Expandi and HeyReach on price

All three charge per LinkedIn account. The difference is in the step from one profile to many, and in who else can log in.

• Dripify: $79 Pro or $99 Advanced per user monthly, $59 or $79 annually. Ten or more seats go to sales.
• Expandi: $99 a seat monthly, $79 annually, one plan with every feature. Teammates who do not send log in free. From ten seats it quotes an Agency price. Our Expandi pricing page has a calculator that prices the same profiles on all three.
• Linked Helper: $15 a license on Standard or $45 on Pro monthly, $8.25 and $24.75 a month on a 12 month term, as desktop software you run yourself. Our Linked Helper pricing page shows when buying more licenses costs less.
• HeyReach: $79 a sender monthly, $63 annually, and every sender drops to $59 from ten. Users are free. Ten senders cost $590 a month against $790 on Dripify Pro. Our HeyReach pricing per sender guide covers the 10 and 17 sender breakpoints.

For one to nine reps, Dripify Pro is the cheapest of the three on annual billing at $59 a profile, and it includes email steps with the finder built in. From ten reps, HeyReach is cheaper at list by a wide margin, and Dripify's real price depends on the quote. If you would rather have email and LinkedIn priced as one user seat, lemlist pricing works through its Multichannel plan. Two cheaper or broader options are worth pricing too: Waalaxy pricing starts at $19 a LinkedIn seat from a US connection, and Skylead pricing per seat covers a $100 seat with cold email built in and an agency plan that beats seats from ten.

What Dripify does not do for you

Dripify automates sending. It visits profiles, sends connection requests and follow-ups, adds email steps and keeps the account inside safe daily limits. Someone still has to choose the accounts worth contacting, research them, write a message a buyer would answer, and work the replies. Many teams also find that acceptance rates rise when the profile looks active, which is why they turn one long post into a week of LinkedIn updates rather than writing each one from scratch.

If you have a rep with time for that, Dripify Pro at $79 a profile, or $59 billed annually, is fair value for the automation. If the bottleneck is that nobody has time to do outbound at all, adding a sending tool will not fix it. WorkAgent is $149 a month, month to month, and does not automate LinkedIn. You brief the job and the agent builds the target list, researches each account, writes and sends the email sequence from your own inbox, sorts the replies and updates the CRM, and the same plan covers research, inbox and reporting work. See AI SDR for how the work splits between you and the agent, and AI lead generation software for how a campaign runs.

Which Dripify plan to buy

• One person trying LinkedIn outreach for the first time: start the 7-day trial, which runs on Advanced, and buy Pro if it works. Basic's one campaign and 20 requests a day will understate what the channel can do.
• A team of two to nine reps: Pro billed annually at $59 a rep, plus a shared credit pack sized to the emails you need found.
• A manager running several reps or several teams: Advanced, for team management and account protection, after confirming where A/B testing sits.
• Ten or more LinkedIn profiles: get a Dripify quote and set it against HeyReach at $59 a sender before you sign.
• A team that wants outbound done rather than more sending capacity: WorkAgent from $149 a month, by email, alongside or instead of a LinkedIn tool.

How much does Dripify cost per user?

$59, $79 or $99 a user a month on Basic, Pro and Advanced with monthly billing, and $39, $59 or $79 billed annually. Each user seat connects one LinkedIn account, so the bill grows one seat at a time. Enterprise is quoted, and Dripify asks teams of ten or more seats to contact sales.

Does Dripify have a free plan?

No. Dripify offers a 7-day free trial with no credit card that gives you Advanced plan features, and nothing is charged when it ends. After the trial you pick Basic, Pro or Advanced, or the account goes inactive. There is no permanently free tier.

Do I need Sales Navigator to use Dripify?

No. Dripify's FAQ says it works with every LinkedIn account type, including free accounts. Sales Navigator gives you better search filters, so many teams buy it, but it is a separate LinkedIn subscription paid to LinkedIn and is not included in or required by any Dripify plan.