Linked Helper alternatives

Best Linked Helper alternatives in 2026 (compared)

Last updated: 23 Oct 2026

The strongest Linked Helper 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 Dux-Soup, Expandi, Dripify. Pick based on your cost per client, whether you resell under your brand, and whether you want AI-assistant control.

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One AI assistant across every client
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Desktop app
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Cloud
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Cloud

Compared

6 Linked Helper alternatives compared

Linked Helper's alternatives at a glance, from the vendors' own pages (checked 23 Oct 2026). Email, white-label and trial differences against Linked Helper are in each card below.

Linked Helper alternatives compared: how each runs, entry price and MCP
Tool	How it runs	Entry price	AI assistant (MCP)
LinkedCamp	Cloud	$69/mo (Turbo); Bundles from $499/mo (10–20 clients)	Yes, 133 tools
Dux-Soup	Desktop app (STACKED local) or cloud (STACKED cloud)	$99/seat/mo, billed monthly	Yes, AI and MCP capability on all account types (ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude)
Expandi	Cloud	$99/seat/mo, billed monthly	Yes, Expandi MCP for Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients (its help docs still label it beta)
Dripify	Cloud	$79/user/mo, billed monthly	Yes, an MCP server on Pro and Advanced (Claude Desktop today; ChatGPT not yet supported)
Aimfox	Cloud (fully cloud based)	$49/seat/mo, billed monthly	Yes, an MCP server on any paid plan (Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, Raycast)
Buzz	AI SDR platform: email, LinkedIn, calls and voicemail drops, plus a Chrome extension	$79/seat/mo, billed monthly	Not 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

Linked Helper at a glance (verified 23 Oct 2026)

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

How it runs: Desktop app (local or cloud data storage). linkedhelper.com/pricing
Pricing: Standard $15/license/mo (1 license = 1 LinkedIn account), lower on longer terms and volume. linkedhelper.com/pricing
Email: Not published
White-label: Not published
Multi-client: Separate workspace per client; clients as view-only guests. linkedhelper.com/pricing
AI assistant (MCP): Not published
IP model: Your own IP or a proxy you buy separately. linkedhelper.com/pricing
Free trial: 14 days of full Pro access, no card. linkedhelper.com/pricing

What Linked Helper does well

Linked Helper is a good fit if you want a powerful desktop tool with many actions and don't mind keeping a computer running.
IP model: your own IP or a proxy you buy separately.
Client work: separate workspace per client; clients as view-only guests.
Trial: 14 days of full Pro access, no card.

How Linked Helper prices

Linked Helper's published plans: Standard $15/license/mo (1 license = 1 LinkedIn account), lower on longer terms and volume.

The unit is the account: $15 a month on the Standard plan, billed monthly. At that list price, 3 accounts come to $45, 10 accounts come to $150 and 25 accounts come to $375 a month, before any volume or agency tier Linked Helper offers.

For the same 3, 10 and 25 client accounts, LinkedCamp's agency pricing comes to $306, $499 and $899 a month, against $45, $150 and $375 on Linked Helper.

Reasons

Why teams look for alternatives to Linked Helper

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

Per-account pricing adds up

$150 a month is what 10 accounts cost on Linked Helper's Standard plan ($15 per account a month, billed monthly). The question for an agency is how that number moves at 20 or 50 clients, and whether a flat tier is cheaper.

Where campaigns run

How Linked Helper runs: desktop app (local or cloud data storage). Check whether your plan needs a browser or computer left on while campaigns send. Teams sending for several people usually want that to happen on a server instead.

Email steps

We didn't find native email steps on Linked Helper's public pages. If you email people whose LinkedIn invite goes unanswered, check whether Linked Helper would need a second tool and a second inbox for that.

White-label

Linked Helper publishes multi-client management (separate workspace per client; clients as view-only guests) but not white-label. If clients log in to see their campaigns, check whether they'll see Linked Helper's brand.

AI-assistant control

There's no published MCP server for Linked Helper. Without one, an AI assistant can't pull Linked Helper reports or build campaigns in it, so every check across clients stays manual.

The alternatives

The Linked Helper alternatives, one by one

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

1. LinkedCamp

At 10 client accounts LinkedCamp is $499 a month (Starter bundle), where Linked Helper at $15 per account comes to $150.

It adds what Linked Helper's pages don't publish: white-label with Stripe Connect client billing, an MCP server (133 tools) one assistant can use across every client, an Appointment Agent that books into each client's Calendly and native email steps on Pro and Agency.

LinkedCamp has a 14-day free trial on Turbo and Pro, no card needed; the Agency plan has no trial. Linked Helper's trial: 14 days of full Pro access, no card.

LinkedCamp vs Linked Helper →

2. Dux-Soup

Like Linked Helper, Dux-Soup is a desktop app (STACKED local) or cloud (STACKED cloud).

Dux-Soup lists $99 per seat against Linked Helper's $15 per account.

Dux-Soup has an MCP server, which Linked Helper doesn't publish.

Dux-Soup's trial: free trial (length not stated); Linked Helper's: 14 days of full Pro access, no card.

At 10 accounts that's $840 a month more than Linked Helper at list price.

Pick Dux-Soup over Linked Helper if you want a low-cost desktop app for your own LinkedIn account, or its cloud plan per seat.

LinkedCamp vs Dux-Soup →Dux-Soup alternatives →

3. Expandi

How Expandi runs: cloud. Linked Helper: desktop app (local or cloud data storage).

Expandi lists $99 per seat against Linked Helper's $15 per account.

Expandi has an MCP server, which Linked Helper doesn't publish.

Expandi offers white-label (on request (Agency plan)); Linked Helper's pages don't.

Expandi has email steps (email follow-ups in the same sequence), which Linked Helper doesn't publish.

Expandi's trial: 7 days; Linked Helper's: 14 days of full Pro access, no card.

At 10 accounts that's $840 a month more than Linked Helper at list price.

Pick Expandi over Linked Helper if you want a cloud LinkedIn tool with country-matched IPs and are fine paying per seat.

LinkedCamp vs Expandi →Expandi alternatives →

4. Dripify

How Dripify runs: cloud. Linked Helper: desktop app (local or cloud data storage).

Dripify lists $79 per user against Linked Helper's $15 per account.

Dripify has an MCP server, which Linked Helper doesn't publish.

Dripify has email steps (LinkedIn and email actions in one sequence), which Linked Helper doesn't publish.

Dripify's trial: 7 days, no card; Linked Helper's: 14 days of full Pro access, no card.

At 10 accounts that's $640 a month more than Linked Helper at list price.

Pick Dripify over Linked Helper if you want a low-cost cloud drip tool for a small sales team.

LinkedCamp vs Dripify →Dripify alternatives →

5. Aimfox

How Aimfox runs: cloud (fully cloud based). Linked Helper: desktop app (local or cloud data storage).

Aimfox lists $49 per seat against Linked Helper's $15 per account.

Aimfox has an MCP server, which Linked Helper doesn't publish.

Aimfox offers white-label (full white-label on the Agency plan); Linked Helper's pages don't.

Aimfox's trial: 14 days, no card (Outreach seat); no trial on avatars; Linked Helper's: 14 days of full Pro access, no card.

At 10 accounts that's $340 a month more than Linked Helper at list price.

Pick Aimfox over Linked Helper if you want a low per-seat LinkedIn tool, rented LinkedIn profiles and a 20-seat agency plan with white-label.

LinkedCamp vs Aimfox →Aimfox alternatives →

6. Buzz

How Buzz runs: AI SDR platform: email, LinkedIn, calls and voicemail drops, plus a Chrome extension. Linked Helper: desktop app (local or cloud data storage).

Buzz lists $79 per seat against Linked Helper's $15 per account.

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

Buzz has email steps (LinkedIn and email outreach on Core), which Linked Helper doesn't publish.

Buzz's trial: free seat with limited credits and a timed trial, no card; Linked Helper's: 14 days of full Pro access, no card.

At 10 accounts that's $640 a month more than Linked Helper at list price.

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

LinkedCamp vs Buzz →Buzz alternatives →

Agency economics

What 10 LinkedIn accounts cost: Linked Helper vs LinkedCamp

Monthly list price for 10 accounts on Linked Helper and on LinkedCamp.

LinkedCamp$499/mo (Starter bundle, flat for 10–20 clients)
Linked Helper$150/mo (10 × $15/account, Standard plan, billed monthly)

LinkedCamp's line is its agency price for 10 client accounts. Each alternative's cost at 10 accounts, set against Linked Helper, is in its card above.

Checklist

How to choose a Linked Helper alternative

1. Where it runs. How Linked Helper runs: desktop app (local or cloud data storage). Sending depends on a machine you keep on; a cloud alternative sends from a server, with an IP per account.
2. How the price scales. Per-account pricing, like Linked Helper's, is easy to start with and grows with every client. Compare at 10, 20 and 50 accounts.
3. Email in the same sequence. Linked Helper's pages don't publish native email steps. If you follow up unanswered invites by email, look for email in the same sequence.
4. Agency features. From Linked Helper you'd be giving up client management (separate workspace per client; clients as view-only guests). Make sure the alternative matches it, plus client billing.
5. Account safety. No tool, Linked Helper included, can rule out a LinkedIn restriction, because LinkedIn alone decides when to restrict an account. Prefer tools that enforce limits (Linked Helper's IP model: your own IP or a proxy you buy separately).

Fair to both

Who should stay on Linked Helper

Stay on Linked Helper if you want a powerful desktop tool with many actions and don't mind keeping a computer running.

Switching from Linked Helper isn't free: you'd export leads, rebuild sequences and ramp each account up again. Do it for a concrete reason from the list above, not for novelty.

Migration

How to switch from Linked Helper

01
Export from Linked Helper
Export each client's leads from Linked Helper as a CSV.
02
Import per client
Import each Linked Helper file into the matching client's sub-account, so leads stay separated.
03
Rebuild and warm up
Rebuild your best Linked Helper sequence, start new accounts at low daily volumes, then raise them over a few weeks.

Migration prompt

I've uploaded my Linked Helper 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

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

Last verified

LinkedCamp (facts file): 23 Oct 2026
Linked Helper (vendor site): 23 Oct 2026

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

Sources

linkedhelper.com/pricingvendor · seen 23 Oct 2026
Dux-Soup: dux-soup.com/pricingvendor · seen 23 Oct 2026
Expandi: expandi.io/pricingvendor · seen 23 Oct 2026
Dripify: dripify.com/pricingvendor · seen 23 Oct 2026
Aimfox: aimfox.com/pricingvendor · seen 23 Oct 2026
Aimfox: help.aimfox.com: Plans and pricingvendor · seen 23 Oct 2026
Buzz: buzz.ai/pricingvendor · seen 23 Oct 2026

Trademarks belong to their owners. Competitor information is from their public pages as of 23 Oct 2026. LinkedCamp is not affiliated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.

FAQ

Linked Helper alternatives: questions

Which Linked Helper alternative is best for lead gen agencies?

LinkedCamp, if you run client accounts: it publishes 4 agency features that Linked Helper's pages don't, listed in its card above, and flat agency bundles from $499/mo for 10–20 clients. Then shortlist one of Dux-Soup, Expandi, Dripify, Aimfox and Buzz against it on cost and fit.

What's the cheapest Linked Helper alternative per client?

Linked Helper's Standard plan is $15 per account. The lowest published per-account price among the alternatives above is Aimfox at $49 per seat, $34 above Linked Helper. 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 Linked Helper work with ChatGPT or Claude?

Linked Helper doesn't list an MCP server, so ChatGPT and Claude can't operate it. LinkedCamp's 133-tool MCP server lets them build campaigns, triage replies and report across client sub-accounts, asking before anything sends.

Can I move my clients' Linked Helper campaigns to LinkedCamp?

Yes. Export the leads from Linked Helper as CSV files and import one per client sub-account in LinkedCamp. Your AI assistant can redraft each Linked Helper campaign there for you to approve before anything sends.

Agencies and sales teams running on LinkedCamp