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Gojiberry vs Valley: two signal-based LinkedIn tools compared
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By the Bingle team · Published 26 October 2026 · Researched from the sources listed below, drafted with AI help and checked against those sources
Short answer
Gojiberry or Valley: which signal-based LinkedIn tool should you pick?
For a small B2B team that sells through LinkedIn, Bingle is our pick: it watches LinkedIn for buying signals, ranks each lead with the reason shown and waits for your OK on every message, from US$49 a month after 7 free days with no card. Between the other two, Gojiberry (US$99 a month with 2 LinkedIn accounts) suits teams that want email and enrichment in one tool, and Valley (US$199 a seat, or US$149 billed quarterly) suits teams paying for research on each prospect.
The two tools, and the third we'd pick
Each entry uses only what that company's own pages said on 26 October 2026.
How we compared
We read Gojiberry's home page, its page for AI assistants (gojiberry.ai/llm) and five help-centre articles, plus Valley's pricing page, home, product, signal and MCP pages, privacy policy and terms, on 26 October 2026 (AEDT). Valley has no public help centre that we could find, so its credit rules come from its pricing FAQ. We didn't run a trial of either product.
We make Bingle, so weigh its entry and our pick with that in mind. The order isn't a ranking: each tool says who it suits and where it falls short.
| Best for | Starting price |
|---|---|
| Gojiberry | |
| Teams that want LinkedIn, email and enrichment from one agent | US$99/mo (Pro); custom plan for teams of 3+ |
| Valley | |
| Teams that want deep research behind each message and will pay per seat | From US$199/mo per seat, or US$149/mo billed quarterly |
| Bingle | |
| Small B2B teams that sell on LinkedIn and want to OK each message | 7 days free, no card; then from US$49/mo |
1. Gojiberry
Teams that want LinkedIn, email and enrichment from one agent · US$99/mo (Pro); custom plan for teams of 3+
Gojiberry is an AI sales agent run by SUPERFRUITS SAS in Paris. You enter your website, it drafts your ideal customer and suggests signals, and a source agent searches those signals several times a day, scores each person and adds the ones that fit to a list. A campaign agent then works through that list with LinkedIn and email steps in one sequence.
Pro is $99 a month and covers 2 agents, 2 LinkedIn accounts, 200 credits and up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month. It also includes website visitor identification, email and phone lookups across 15+ data providers, and integrations with HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Attio and others, plus an MCP server for Claude, ChatGPT, Grok and Codex.
Watch out for: Review Mode approves leads, not each message: once you accept a lead, Gojiberry's help article says it moves straight into the automated steps. The 7-day trial collects a payment method at sign-up, and payments are non-refundable.
2. Valley
Teams that want deep research behind each message and will pay per seat · From US$199/mo per seat, or US$149/mo billed quarterly
Valley calls itself an outbound platform. You pick a play from its library (people engaging with your content, companies hiring, a competitor's audience) or bring a list. Valley checks each person against your ideal customer, pulls context from their posts, interviews and company news with the sources shown, and drafts a message in your phrasing for you to review.
Starter is LinkedIn only at $199 a seat a month, or $149 a month billed quarterly, and one seat connects one LinkedIn account. Plus ($299, or $249 quarterly) adds 1,000 emails a month from your Gmail or Microsoft inbox, and Growth ($499, or $419 quarterly) adds $300 of credits a month. It connects to HubSpot and to Claude and ChatGPT through MCP.
Watch out for: Credits pay for finding new prospects, finding email addresses and upgraded message writing, and Valley doesn't publish what extra credits or Starter's email add-on cost. The trial needs a payment method and is limited to one per company or email domain.
3. Bingle
Small B2B teams that sell on LinkedIn and want to OK each message · 7 days free, no card; then from US$49/mo
Bingle is the one we make, built in Australia. It watches LinkedIn for buying signals: profile views, likes and comments on competitors' and influencers' posts, engagement with your own posts, job changes, companies hiring, funding rounds and events. Each person is scored on fit and timing, and the lead shows the signal behind the score with its date and a link to it.
Each message draft waits in an approval queue until you approve, edit or regenerate it, unless you switch review off for that sequence. Sending runs from your own LinkedIn in your working hours, inside LinkedIn's daily limits, and any reply stops the sequence. Bingle never sees your LinkedIn password.
Starter is US$49 a month, Growth US$79 with every signal Bingle watches, and Agency US$149 for up to 3 LinkedIn accounts. It also works inside Claude and ChatGPT as a connector.
Watch out for: Bingle is LinkedIn only. It doesn't send email, find phone numbers, keep a contact database or offer a self-serve CRM integration, so if you need email in the same sequence as Gojiberry and Valley's Plus plan offer, it won't cover that part.
Our pick
For a small B2B team that wins its customers on LinkedIn, Bingle is our pick. It works from the same kind of signals both tools use, shows why each lead is worth a message today, and holds every message draft for your OK by default, where Gojiberry's Review Mode approves the lead and then lets the steps run.
The price gap is the other reason. Three LinkedIn accounts cost US$149 a month on Bingle's Agency plan, against US$158 to US$297 on Gojiberry and US$447 to US$597 on Valley's Starter, and Bingle's free week needs no card. Pick Gojiberry or Valley instead if email in the same sequence, enrichment or a CRM sync is a must.
Gojiberry and Valley side by side
| Gojiberry | Valley |
|---|---|
| Signals watched | |
| Competitor and topic engagement, posts by experts you pick, profile visitors and page followers, job changes, new decision makers, funding, hiring, tech stack, website visitors, lookalikes | Profile viewers and followers, post engagers, competitor post engagers (up to 5 profiles), hiring, job changes, funding, keyword engagement, competitor complaints, lead-magnet replies |
| How leads are found | |
| A source agent runs your signals several times a day; lookalikes fill in when signals are thin | Plays from a playbook library, Sales Navigator lists or your own list; finding new prospects uses credits |
| How outreach is sent | |
| LinkedIn steps and email in one sequence; email from your Gmail or Outlook, or mailboxes Gojiberry sets up on new domains | LinkedIn from your own account; email from your Gmail or Microsoft inbox on Plus and Growth, or as a Starter add-on |
| Approval | |
| Optional Review Mode holds new leads; approved leads then run through the steps. AI reply drafts never send without you | You review, edit and approve drafts before they go out; MCP sends are confirmed twice |
| Price, 1 seat | |
| US$99 a month (includes 2 LinkedIn accounts) | US$199 a month, or US$149 a month billed quarterly |
| Price, 3 seats | |
| US$158 (3 LinkedIn accounts, one login) or US$297 (3 users); custom plan for 3+ | US$597 a month, or US$447 a month billed quarterly |
| Included in Pro; each extra agent adds a mailbox | Add-on on Starter, price not published; 1,000 emails a month on Plus and Growth |
| Credits | |
| 200 a month; email 1 credit, phone 10; 1,000 more for US$47.25 in its example | Prices not published; Growth includes US$300 of credits a month |
| Trial | |
| 7 days; payment method collected at sign-up | 7 days; payment method required; one per company or domain |
| Where data lives | |
| AWS, Paris region (EU); DPA on request | US-based company; data may be stored in the US and other countries |
| Company | |
| SUPERFRUITS SAS, Paris (French law) | Think Fish Inc, trading as Valley (New York law) |
Both sites show prices with a bare $ sign. Valley's pricing page names USD in its structured data, and Gojiberry's billing article says invoices are in USD, so every figure here is US dollars. Gojiberry's /pricing address still returned a 404 on 26 October; its plan cards sit on the home page.
Which signals each one watches
On paper the two lists overlap a lot. Both catch people engaging with LinkedIn posts, people looking at your profile, job changes, funding and hiring. The detail is where they part. Gojiberry's competitor signal watches likes and comments on your competitors' LinkedIn company content, and a separate expert signal covers posts by creators you choose. Valley's competitor page says it watches up to five competitor or influencer profiles at a time, which you can swap as the market changes.
Gojiberry reaches past LinkedIn in two places. It names visiting companies once you add a script to your website, and it can target people at companies using a technology you pick. Valley leans the other way: its research step reads posts, podcasts, YouTube, newsletters and company news for each person, and its product page shows the sources behind each finding.
Both score each person against your ideal customer before anyone is contacted, and both take your own list too. In a small market, count how many people each finds in a trial week before comparing anything else. Our guide to LinkedIn buying signals covers which ones tend to carry weight.
How outreach goes out, and who approves it
Gojiberry's LinkedIn steps are connection requests, profile visits, post likes, messages and recorded voice messages, mixed with email steps in one sequence. Email can come from your own Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 mailbox, or from mailboxes Gojiberry sets up for you on new domains and warms up. Its site doesn't show what those mailboxes cost.
Valley sends LinkedIn steps from the account each seat connects, and email from your own Gmail or Microsoft inbox. Its pricing explainer says Valley doesn't sell inboxes, buy domains or run warm-up. On Starter, email is an add-on with no published price; Plus and Growth include 1,000 emails a month per seat.
Approval works differently in each. Gojiberry can run on full autopilot, or you can tick Review Mode in a campaign's settings so new leads wait for you. Approving a lead sends it straight into the automated steps; you can preview and edit messages, but the docs don't describe holding each later message. Valley's pricing FAQ says you review, edit and approve drafts before they go out, and its MCP page says sends from Claude or ChatGPT are confirmed twice.
In both, a reply stops that person's sequence, and both suggest an answer for you to edit. If someone else on your team will read every message before it goes, Valley's model fits that habit better than Gojiberry's.
What each costs for one seller and for a team of three
List prices from each company's own pages on 26 October 2026, before tax. The A$ figures are approximate: we divided by the Reserve Bank of Australia's rate for 23 October 2026 (A$1 = US$0.7006) and rounded to the dollar. Your card's rate and fees will differ.
| One seller | Team of three |
|---|---|
| Gojiberry | |
| US$99 (about A$141) | US$158 for 3 LinkedIn accounts under one login (A$226), or US$297 for 3 users with their own logins (A$424) |
| Valley Starter | |
| US$199 monthly (A$284), or US$149 a month billed quarterly (A$213) | US$597 monthly (A$852), or US$447 a month billed quarterly (A$638) |
| Valley Plus, with email | |
| US$299 monthly (A$427), or US$249 quarterly (A$355) | US$897 monthly (A$1,280), or US$747 quarterly (A$1,066) |
| Bingle | |
| US$49 Starter or US$79 Growth (A$70 or A$113) | US$149 Agency for 3 LinkedIn accounts (A$213), or Growth plus 2 extra accounts = US$137 (A$196) |
Valley's custom Scale pricing starts at five seats, so a team of three pays the seat price. Gojiberry points teams of three or more to a custom plan with no published price, which may land above or below the two figures in the table. Gojiberry also takes 10% off for quarterly billing and 20% for annual; its help centre doesn't say whether that applies to add-ons. More detail sits in our Gojiberry pricing breakdown and the Valley pricing post.
Why Bingle is our pick for a small team selling on LinkedIn
A two- or three-person B2B team that gets its customers on LinkedIn mostly needs to know who to message this week and why, and to see each message before it goes out under their name. Bingle is built for that job on LinkedIn alone. Every lead carries its signal with a date and a link, older signals count for less, and each message draft waits for your OK unless you turn review off. Profile visits, likes and blank invites run on their own.
It costs less at both sizes in the table above, and the free week has the full product with no card, so nothing renews by surprise. If you'd rather send by hand, switch off automatic sending and each step lands in Today's sends to copy into LinkedIn yourself. Dig deeper reads a lead's latest posts and company news and writes a short brief with a suggested opener, which covers part of what Valley's research step does.
- Pick Bingle if you sell on LinkedIn, want to approve each message and want to try it without a card.
- Pick Gojiberry if you need email and phone lookups, website visitor identification or a CRM sync in the same tool, or want your data hosted in the EU.
- Pick Valley if you need LinkedIn and email in one sequence from your own inbox and will pay per seat for research on each prospect.
The head-to-heads are on Bingle vs Gojiberry and Bingle vs Valley. For a wider field, see our Valley alternatives list or every comparison on compare.
Questions
Is Gojiberry cheaper than Valley?
Yes. Gojiberry Pro is US$99 a month with 2 LinkedIn accounts, while one Valley Starter seat is US$199 a month, or US$149 billed quarterly, for one LinkedIn account. For three people the gap is US$158 to US$297 on Gojiberry against US$447 to US$597 on Valley Starter.
Do Gojiberry and Valley send email?
Both can. Gojiberry includes email in Pro, sent from your own mailbox or mailboxes it sets up on new domains. Valley includes 1,000 emails a month on Plus and Growth and sells email as an add-on on Starter, with no published price.
Can you approve messages before they send?
In Valley, yes: you review, edit and approve drafts before they go out. Gojiberry's Review Mode holds new leads for approval, and approved leads then move into the automated steps; AI reply drafts never send without you.
Do Gojiberry and Valley have free trials?
Both offer 7 days, and both ask for a payment method up front. The trial turns into a paid subscription unless you cancel before it ends, and neither refunds subscription payments except where the law requires.
Where is Gojiberry and Valley data stored?
Gojiberry says its data is hosted on AWS in the Paris region of the EU. Valley's privacy policy says it is based in the United States and personal data may be stored on servers in the US and other countries.
Is there a cheaper option for LinkedIn-only outreach?
Bingle starts at US$49 a month after a 7-day free trial with no card, and Agency covers 3 LinkedIn accounts for US$149. It doesn't send email or find phone numbers.
Sources
- Gojiberry, home page and pricing section. read 26 Oct 2026; /pricing returned 404 that day
- Gojiberry, About Gojiberry for AI assistants and LLMs. last updated 11 Oct 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Gojiberry Help, Gojiberry pricing explained. dated 4 Sep 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Gojiberry Help, Managing Your Billing (Billing Tab). dated 15 Sep 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Gojiberry Help, Understanding and managing your credits. dated 10 Sep 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Gojiberry Help, What is Review Mode?. dated 21 Aug 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Gojiberry Help, Refund Policy. dated 24 Jul 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Pricing. page says prices updated 19 Oct 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, home page. read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, How Valley works. read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Competitor post engagers. read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Valley MCP Server. read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Valley AI Pricing Explained (2026). updated 6 Oct 2026; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Privacy Policy. effective 30 Jan 2024; read 26 Oct 2026
- Valley, Terms of Service. read 26 Oct 2026
- Reserve Bank of Australia, Exchange Rates. rate for 23 Oct 2026: A$1 = US$0.7006; read 26 Oct 2026
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