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Comparison

LinkedCamp vs Buzz

Compared for lead gen agencies

Pricing checked Verified 23 Oct 2026

LinkedCamp
Cloud · agency
Buzz
AI SDR platform: email, LinkedIn, calls and voicemail drops, plus a Chrome extension

Same criteria for both tools. Unknown values say “Not published”.

TL;DR

The verdict for lead gen agencies

For lead gen agencies: choose Buzz if you want an AI SDR that also covers calls and voicemail drops alongside email and LinkedIn. Choose LinkedCamp if LinkedIn is your main channel and you want a dedicated IP per account, agency sub-accounts with white-label and AI-assistant control over MCP.

Side by side

LinkedCamp vs Buzz on lead gen agency criteria

LinkedCamp values come from our facts file. Buzz values come from the sources listed below; "Not published" means we didn't find it on public pages.

LinkedCamp vs Buzz for lead gen agencies
CriteriaLinkedCampBuzz
Cost for 10 client accountsList price per month; billing as noted$499/mo (Starter bundle, flat for 10–20 clients)$790/mo (10 × $79/seat, Core plan, billed monthly)
Multi-client managementSub-accounts, isolationSub-accounts with server-enforced isolationNot published
White-labelIncluded on AgencyWhite-label platform options on Enterprise
Client billinge.g. Stripe ConnectStripe ConnectNot published
Cross-client AI assistantMCP, one keyOwner key across every client (133 tools)Not published
Dedicated IP per client accountDedicated IP on every account, every planNot published
Meeting booking per clientAI agent + calendarAppointment Agent books to the client's CalendlyNot published
Native email stepsNative (Pro and Agency)LinkedIn and email outreach on Core
ArchitectureCloudAI SDR platform: email, LinkedIn, calls and voicemail drops, plus a Chrome extension
Free trialNone on Agency; 14-day free trial on Turbo and Pro, no cardFree seat with limited credits and a timed trial, no card

Pricing

Buzz pricing (verified 23 Oct 2026)

Buzz's published plans as listed on its own pricing page. Prices are in the vendor's currency; check the source before you buy.

Buzz plans

  • Core $79/seat/mo billed monthly (500 credits)
  • AI Employee and Enterprise custom
Per-account price used below:
$79/seat/mo, billed monthly
Free trial:
Free seat with limited credits and a timed trial, no card

Source: buzz.ai/pricing (checked )

LinkedCamp plans

  • Turbo $69/mo ($56 billed annually)
  • Pro $79/mo ($64 billed annually)
  • Agency $99/mo ($79 billed annually)
  • Agency: $99 + $69 per client up to 9 clients; from 10, flat bundles from $499/mo

Trial: None on Agency; 14-day free trial on Turbo and Pro, no card. Full LinkedCamp pricing →

Agency economics

What 10 client accounts cost

LinkedCamp's side is computed from the Agency plan price. Buzz's side uses its per-account price only where one is published. Move the slider to your client count.

10

LinkedCamp · Starter bundle

$499/mo

Starter bundle, flat for 10–20 clients

List price. Up to 9 clients: $99 + $69 each; from 10, a flat bundle.

Buzz

$790/mo

10 × $79/seat · Core plan · billed monthly

Published list price, checked on the vendor's site. Plan features differ.

Fair to both

When to choose Buzz

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

Price model: Core $79/seat/mo billed monthly (500 credits); AI Employee and Enterprise custom.

LinkedCamp

When to choose LinkedCamp

Choose LinkedCamp if LinkedIn is your main channel and you want a dedicated IP per account, agency sub-accounts with white-label and AI-assistant control over MCP.

$499/mo (Starter bundle, flat for 10–20 clients) for 10 client accounts at list price.

Agentic

Can I run Buzz or LinkedCamp from an AI assistant?

LinkedCamp: yes. Its MCP server at mcp.linkedcamp.com/mcp gives ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor and other clients 133 tools across campaigns, leads, inbox, analytics, AI agents and agency sub-accounts. Buzz: not published on its public pages.

Ask across clients
  • Which client campaigns had the worst reply rate this week?
  • Any LinkedIn sessions expired across my client accounts?
  • Give me a week-over-week summary for each client I can paste into their report.

Migration

How to switch from Buzz

  1. 01

    Export from Buzz

    Export your leads from Buzz as a CSV file.
  2. 02

    Import into LinkedCamp

    Import the CSV into the right client account in LinkedCamp.
  3. 03

    Ask your assistant for a draft

    Ask for a campaign draft with the prompt below, review it, then approve the launch.
Switch prompt
  • I've uploaded my Buzz 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

Last verified

LinkedCamp (facts file)
Buzz (vendor site)

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

Sources

Agencies and sales teams running on LinkedCamp

HubstaffLinkSyncedBring My CustomerKonnect MarketingMawsoolLeadethBeyond Us YouFlipUpBroker Lead FactoryProspertisingMVP Marketing ResultsLink Lead SystemScalingSalesProspecta ClientesLeaderUPLinked Rocket

Is LinkedCamp or Buzz better for a lead gen agency?

For lead gen agencies: choose Buzz if you want an AI SDR that also covers calls and voicemail drops alongside email and LinkedIn. Choose LinkedCamp if LinkedIn is your main channel and you want a dedicated IP per account, agency sub-accounts with white-label and AI-assistant control over MCP.

Is LinkedCamp cheaper than Buzz?

At 10 client accounts, LinkedCamp costs $499 a month at list price (Starter bundle, flat for 10–20 clients). Buzz's Core plan is $79 per seat a month, billed monthly, so 10 seats cost $790 a month (buzz.ai/pricing, checked 23 Oct 2026). Its published plans: Core $79/seat/mo billed monthly (500 credits); AI Employee and Enterprise custom. Compare plan features as well as price.

Can I import my Buzz leads?

Yes, via CSV export and import. Export your leads from Buzz as a CSV, import the file into LinkedCamp, then ask your AI assistant to draft a campaign for them. Nothing launches until you approve it.

Which is safer, LinkedCamp or Buzz?

No LinkedIn automation tool is risk-free, so use any of them at your own risk. LinkedCamp runs in the cloud and gives every LinkedIn account its own dedicated, country-matched IP, with smart limits and warm-up. Buzz's own pages describe how it runs as "AI SDR platform: email, LinkedIn, calls and voicemail drops, plus a Chrome extension", and don't publish its IP model. Compare IP model and daily limits, and keep volumes modest.

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