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Best Artisan alternatives in 2026 (compared)

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The strongest Artisan alternatives in 2026 are LinkedCamp, for lead gen agencies that want one AI assistant across every client, white-label and a dedicated IP per client account, plus Valley, Gojiberry, Salesforge. Pick based on your cost per client, whether you resell under your brand, and whether you want AI-assistant control.

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  • LinkedCamp

    One AI assistant across every client

  • Valley

    Signal-based AI SDR that finds and qualifies prospects, researches each one and writes LinkedIn outreach in your voice, with email on higher plans

  • Gojiberry

    AI sales agent that detects buying and social signals, scores them against your ICP and runs LinkedIn and email outreach, from Gojiberry's cloud

  • Salesforge

    Email-first outreach platform with LinkedIn steps in the same sequence

Compared

6 Artisan alternatives compared

Artisan's alternatives at a glance, from the vendors' own pages (checked 2 Nov 2026). Email, white-label and trial differences against Artisan are in each card below.

Artisan alternatives compared: how each runs, entry price and MCP
ToolHow it runsEntry priceAI assistant (MCP)
LinkedCampCloud$69/mo (Turbo); Bundles from $499/mo (10–20 clients)Yes, 133 tools
ValleySignal-based AI SDR that finds and qualifies prospects, researches each one and writes LinkedIn outreach in your voice, with email on higher plans$199/seat/mo, billed monthlyYes, for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor, with 28 campaign and analytics tools plus 25 inbox tools, included from $149/mo
GojiberryAI sales agent that detects buying and social signals, scores them against your ICP and runs LinkedIn and email outreach, from Gojiberry's cloud$99/user/moYes, mcp.gojiberry.ai for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Codex and any MCP client, plus a REST API
SalesforgeEmail-first outreach platform with LinkedIn steps in the same sequencePro $40/mo (1 user, 1 LinkedIn sender)Yes, Salesforge MCP and CLI for Claude, Codex and other AI assistants, on Growth
Reply.ioEmail-first sales engagement, with LinkedIn, calls and SMS as channels$99/user/mo, billed monthlyYes, MCP listed on every plan
BuzzAI SDR platform: email, LinkedIn, calls and voicemail drops, plus a Chrome extension$79/seat/mo, billed monthlyNot published

Entry price is the per-account plan used for the cost comparison, not always the cheapest plan; limits and features differ. Tool names link to each full comparison.

Baseline

Artisan at a glance (verified 2 Nov 2026)

What you'd be replacing, as Artisan's own pages state it today, with a link to each source page.

How it runs
AI BDR (Ava) that runs email and social outreach on autopilot and queues calls in a native dialer, from Artisan's cloud. artisan.co
Pricing
Team, about 2,500 leads contacted a month, priced by sales; Scale, about 6,000 leads a month with a dedicated CSM and CRM setup, priced by sales; Enterprise custom. artisan.co/pricing
Email
Yes, sent in your reps' names from your own sending domains. artisan.co/pricing
White-label
Not published
Multi-client
Not published
AI assistant (MCP)
Not published
IP model
Not published
Free trial
Not published

What Artisan does well

  • Artisan is a good fit if you are an in-house sales team that wants an autonomous, email-first AI BDR with a built-in contact database, a dialer, SOC 2 Type II and SSO, and you are happy to buy through sales.
  • Email: yes, sent in your reps' names from your own sending domains.
  • Meetings: autonomous replies and meeting booking on every plan.

How Artisan prices

Artisan's published plans: Team, about 2,500 leads contacted a month, priced by sales; Scale, about 6,000 leads a month with a dedicated CSM and CRM setup, priced by sales; Enterprise custom.

Because Artisan prices by plan rather than by LinkedIn account, its cost per client only becomes clear once you know your volume. Ask for a written quote at 10 and at 25 accounts.

Reasons

Why teams look for alternatives to Artisan

Each reason is drawn from Artisan's published plans and features. None of them means Artisan is a bad tool; they're the questions worth answering before you switch.

Cost per account is hard to work out

Artisan's published pricing is: Team, about 2,500 leads contacted a month, priced by sales; Scale, about 6,000 leads a month with a dedicated CSM and CRM setup, priced by sales; Enterprise custom. There's no per-LinkedIn-account price, so the cost of one more client account depends on your plan and volume. Work it out at your real account count before you commit.

Which channel comes first

How Artisan works: AI BDR (Ava) that runs email and social outreach on autopilot and queues calls in a native dialer, from Artisan's cloud. That suits teams whose meetings come mostly from email or a mix of channels. If most of yours come from LinkedIn, check how deep Artisan's LinkedIn steps go: invites, follow-ups, InMail, profile visits and reply detection.

Agency features

The Artisan pages we checked don't publish white-label or separate client workspaces. Agencies reselling outreach under their own brand, or keeping each client's leads apart, usually need both.

AI-assistant control

Artisan's pages don't mention MCP. If you'd like Claude or ChatGPT to answer "how are my clients' campaigns doing?" from live data, Artisan can't be connected for that today.

The alternatives

The Artisan alternatives, one by one

How each one compares with Artisan, from both vendors' published pages. Shortlist two or three, then trial them on your own accounts.

1. LinkedCamp

Artisan doesn't publish a per-account price; LinkedCamp is $499 a month for 10 client accounts (Starter bundle).

It adds what Artisan's pages don't publish: a sub-account per client, white-label (Agency plan, Growth and Scale bundles) with Stripe Connect client billing on the Agency plan and Scale, an MCP server (133 tools) one assistant can use across every client and a dedicated IP on every LinkedIn account.

LinkedCamp has a 14-day free trial on Turbo and Pro, no card needed; the Agency plan has no trial.

LinkedCamp vs Artisan →

2. Valley

Like Artisan, Valley is a multichannel platform (signal-based AI SDR that finds and qualifies prospects, researches each one and writes LinkedIn outreach in your voice, with email on higher plans).

Valley's published pricing: Starter $199/seat/mo ($149 billed quarterly, LinkedIn only); Plus $299 ($249 quarterly); Growth $499 ($419 quarterly); Scale custom for 5+ seats; Done-For-You $1,499/mo, waitlist only.

Valley has an MCP server, which Artisan doesn't publish.

Valley's trial: 7 days, payment method required.

Pick Valley over Artisan if you want a signal-based AI SDR that researches each buyer and writes LinkedIn outreach in your voice, and per-seat pricing from $149 billed quarterly fits your budget.

LinkedCamp vs Valley →Valley alternatives →

3. Gojiberry

Like Artisan, Gojiberry is a multichannel platform (AI sales agent that detects buying and social signals, scores them against your ICP and runs LinkedIn and email outreach, from Gojiberry's cloud).

Gojiberry's published pricing: Pro $99/month (per user, per its LLM page): 2 AI agents, up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month; Custom plans for more agents and senders, with a dedicated CSM.

Gojiberry has an MCP server, which Artisan doesn't publish.

Gojiberry's trial: free trial, cancel anytime; card requirement not published.

Pick Gojiberry over Artisan if you are a founder or small sales team that wants signal-based prospecting, website visitor identification and LinkedIn plus email outreach from $99 a month, with an option to approve leads first.

LinkedCamp vs Gojiberry →Gojiberry alternatives →

4. Salesforge

Like Artisan, Salesforge is a multichannel platform (email-first outreach platform with LinkedIn steps in the same sequence).

Salesforge's published pricing: Pro $40/mo (1 user, 1 LinkedIn sender); Growth $80/mo (unlimited users and LinkedIn senders), billed monthly; Agent Frank AI SDR $499/mo billed quarterly.

Salesforge has an MCP server, which Artisan doesn't publish.

Salesforge offers white-label (Salesforge Whitelabel offered to resell the tool (price not published)); Artisan's pages don't.

Salesforge's trial: 14 days on Growth, with limited credits.

Pick Salesforge over Artisan if cold email is your main channel and you want unlimited LinkedIn senders on one flat Growth plan.

LinkedCamp vs Salesforge →Salesforge alternatives →

5. Reply.io

Like Artisan, Reply.io is a multichannel platform (email-first sales engagement, with LinkedIn, calls and SMS as channels).

Reply.io's published pricing: Email Volume from $59/user/mo ($49 billed annually), LinkedIn $69/mo per account extra; Multichannel from $99/user/mo ($89 annually) with 1 LinkedIn account per user; Agency Core from $210/mo; Jason AI SDR from $500/mo.

Reply.io has an MCP server, which Artisan doesn't publish.

Reply.io offers white-label (optional on Agency Core); Artisan's pages don't.

Reply.io's trial: 14 days.

Pick Reply.io over Artisan if email is your main channel and you also want calls, SMS and an AI SDR in the same platform.

LinkedCamp vs Reply.io →Reply.io alternatives →

6. Buzz

Like Artisan, Buzz is a multichannel platform (AI SDR platform: email, LinkedIn, calls and voicemail drops, plus a Chrome extension).

Buzz's published pricing: Core $79/seat/mo billed monthly (500 credits); AI Employee and Enterprise custom.

Buzz offers white-label (white-label platform options on Enterprise); Artisan's pages don't.

Buzz's trial: free seat with limited credits and a timed trial, no card.

Pick Buzz over Artisan if you want an AI SDR that also covers calls and voicemail drops alongside email and LinkedIn.

LinkedCamp vs Buzz →Buzz alternatives →

Checklist

How to choose an Artisan alternative

  1. 1. Where it runs. Artisan already sends from the cloud, so rule out any alternative that only runs while your own browser or computer is on.
  2. 2. How the price scales. With no per-account price from Artisan, compare on a quote: what would each tool cost at the number of client accounts you plan to run next year?
  3. 3. Email in the same sequence. You'd be replacing Artisan's email (yes, sent in your reps' names from your own sending domains), so the alternative should run email steps in the same sequence as LinkedIn.
  4. 4. Agency features. Artisan doesn't publish white-label or client workspaces. For client work, look for both, plus client billing and one login across clients.
  5. 5. Account safety. No tool, Artisan included, can rule out a LinkedIn restriction, because LinkedIn alone decides when to restrict an account. Prefer tools that enforce limits.

Fair to both

Who should stay on Artisan

Stay on Artisan if you are an in-house sales team that wants an autonomous, email-first AI BDR with a built-in contact database, a dialer, SOC 2 Type II and SSO, and you are happy to buy through sales.

A move off Artisan costs time: lead exports, rebuilt sequences and a fresh warm-up for every account. If none of the reasons above applies, staying is the better call.

Migration

How to switch from Artisan

  1. 01

    Export from Artisan

    Export your leads as a CSV from Artisan, or from the CRM it syncs with (Salesforce or HubSpot).
  2. 02

    Import per client

    Import each Artisan file into the matching client's sub-account, so leads stay separated.
  3. 03

    Rebuild and warm up

    Rebuild your best Artisan sequence, start new accounts at low daily volumes, then raise them over a few weeks.
Migration prompt
  • I've uploaded my Artisan lead export. Create a LinkedCamp campaign draft for these leads using my best-performing sequence, and don't launch it.

Sources

Sources and last verified

Artisan's sources and each alternative's pricing page; other sources are on each comparison page.

Last verified

LinkedCamp (facts file)
Artisan (vendor site)

Artisan's values were read on Artisan's own pages, listed here. “Not published” means those pages don't state it. Check Artisan's current plans before you decide.

Sources

Trademarks belong to their owners. Competitor information is from their public pages as of 2 Nov 2026. LinkedCamp is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.

Which Artisan alternative is best for lead gen agencies?

LinkedCamp, if you run client accounts: it publishes 4 agency features that Artisan's pages don't, listed in its card above, and flat agency bundles from $499/mo for 10–20 clients. Then shortlist one of Valley, Gojiberry, Salesforge, Reply.io and Buzz against it on cost and fit.

What's the cheapest Artisan alternative per client?

Artisan doesn't publish a per-account price. The lowest published per-account price among the alternatives above is Buzz at $79 per seat. LinkedCamp: $99 + $69 per client up to 9 clients; from 10, flat bundles from $499/mo. Plans differ in limits and features, so price each at your real client count.

Does Artisan work with ChatGPT or Claude?

Not directly: Artisan doesn't publish an MCP server on the pages we checked. LinkedCamp does, with 133 tools, so ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients can read and run campaigns, leads, inbox and agency sub-accounts.

Can I move my clients' Artisan campaigns to LinkedCamp?

Yes. Export your leads as a CSV from Artisan, or from the CRM it syncs with (Salesforce or HubSpot). Import one file per client sub-account in LinkedCamp, then ask your AI assistant to draft a campaign. Nothing launches until you approve it.

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