Waalaxy pricing plans in US dollars per seat, with the Inbox add-on and the team discounts nobody prints

How much does Waalaxy cost per month in US dollars?

From a US connection on October 8, 2026, Waalaxy costs $19 a seat a month on Pro, $39 on Advanced and $69 on Business. Billed yearly the same seats cost $16, $32 and $55 a month, charged as one payment of $192, $384 or $660. A seat is one LinkedIn account, so the bill is seats times the seat price.

For one founder on one profile that is $19 to $69 a month, which is why Waalaxy shows up first whenever someone sorts LinkedIn tools by price. For a team the arithmetic changes faster than the headline suggests. Five reps cost $95 on Pro, $195 on Advanced or $345 on Business each month, before the Inbox add-on. The help center prices the Inbox at 20 euros a seat a month, so a five seat team that wants a shared reply view adds about 100 euros a month, billed on the same cycle as the plan.

The figure that changes the bill most is not the plan price but the plan you are forced onto. Because every seat in a team must sit on the same plan, the plan is set by the rep with the biggest need. If one person sends cold email, everyone pays for Business.

Why US buyers see different Waalaxy prices

Waalaxy geolocates its pricing page. Fetched without a location, or loaded from Europe, the card reads 19, 49 and 69 euros a month with Quarterly at minus 20% and Yearly at minus 50%. Loaded from a US connection, the same page reads $19, $39 and $69 with only Monthly and Yearly at minus 20%. The structured data inside the page lists $19, $39 and $69, so search engines and AI assistants that read it see the dollar card.

That is why the guides disagree. One page-one guide is titled around a "50% annual trick", which is real on the euro card and absent from the US one. Price trackers that print $49 for Advanced have converted the euro card symbol for symbol. For a US company paying by card, the numbers that matter are the dollar ones above, and the yearly saving is $36 to $168 a seat, not half the price.

Waalaxy's help center still mixes the two. Its Team article works an example of Advanced at 49 euros a seat a month on yearly billing, and its subscription article quotes a standard Business price of 139 euros a month after the trial, while noting the price may vary by country. Treat the checkout screen as the final word and take a screenshot of it.

What Waalaxy costs a sales team of five or ten

Five seats on monthly billing cost $95 on Pro, $195 on Advanced and $345 on Business. At five seats the help center offers a 10% discount code, which brings those to $85.50, $175.50 and $310.50. Yearly, five Business seats are $3,300 for the year before any code.

Ten seats cost $190, $390 or $690 a month at list. With the 15% code the help center lists for ten or more accounts, they drop to $161.50, $331.50 and $586.50. Over a year on Business, that code is worth $1,242. The catch is procedural: the discount is not applied at checkout, it is requested from support and entered before you pay, and codes only exist from five seats up.

Two team rules matter as much as the price. Seats are not tied to a person, so when a rep leaves you reassign the seat at no cost. And email finder credits are pooled across the team while invitation quotas stay per seat, so a team on Business with ten seats shares 5,000 finder credits a month but cannot move one rep's unused invitations to another.

Waalaxy vs Expandi, Dripify and HeyReach on price

On price per LinkedIn account Waalaxy is in a different band. Pro at $19 and Advanced at $39 sit far below Expandi at $99, Dripify Pro at $79 and HeyReach Growth at $79. Even Business at $69 is the cheapest seat in the comparison that includes cold email in the same sequence. At ten profiles HeyReach drops every sender to $59, which still costs more than Waalaxy Advanced at $39 or $33.15 with the team code.

The lower price buys less headroom. Pro caps new invitations at about 11 a day. Advanced and Business stop at about 800 a month, which is close to what LinkedIn itself tolerates, so the ceiling is rarely the problem on those plans. The more practical gaps are that the reply inbox is extra, cold email sits only on the top plan, and a mixed team cannot keep cheap seats for the reps who only use LinkedIn. Our Expandi pricing page prices the per-seat alternative with a calculator, Dripify pricing per user prices Dripify for a team, and HeyReach pricing per sender covers the 10 and 17 sender breakpoints. If you would rather pay per license and run the software on your own machine, Linked Helper pricing undercuts even Pro once you prepay, and Meet Alfred pricing per seat prices a three seat team with LinkedIn, email and X in one sequence.

Where WorkAgent fits, and where it does not

We sell WorkAgent, so read this with that in mind. It does not automate LinkedIn. If LinkedIn invitations and messages are your channel and your budget is tight, Waalaxy is hard to beat on price, and the table above shows where it gives ground.

WorkAgent is the other kind of purchase. 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 triage and reporting. Starter is $149 a month, month to month. It suits a founder or small team whose problem is that outbound is not getting done at all, not that the LinkedIn seat costs too much. See AI lead generation software for how a campaign runs and AI SDR for how the work splits between you and the agent. If you pair LinkedIn with cold email, Instantly pricing and lemlist pricing price the email side.