La Growth Machine alternatives for LinkedIn and email outreach

Five La Growth Machine alternatives

The order isn't a ranking. Waalaxy, Expandi and lemlist, which work through lists you bring or build, come first, cheapest LinkedIn price first; Gojiberry and Bingle, which find leads from buying signals, come last. Prices are each tool's entry price on its own page on 27 October 2026. Pages that show only "$" are listed in US dollars.

1. Waalaxy

The cheapest way to keep LinkedIn and email in one tool · From US$19/mo per user (US$16 billed yearly); email from US$69

Waalaxy has three paid plans priced per user. Pro is US$19 a month, or US$16 billed yearly, with 300 invitations a month. Advanced is US$39, or US$32 yearly, with 800 invitations a month, API access and Make, Zapier and n8n modules. Email only arrives on Business, at US$69 a month or US$55 yearly, which adds cold email sequences, campaigns that mix LinkedIn and email, and 500 email finder credits a month against 25 on the lower plans.

All plans import from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and Recruiter Lite searches and from CSV, and sync with CRMs. Every plan has a 14-day trial, you cancel by switching off auto-renewal, and teams of five or more can take an Enterprise plan. Business at US$69 sits a dollar under La Growth Machine Basic at US$70, and the limits differ: Waalaxy caps invitations at 800 a month, while Basic caps you at three identities. See Bingle vs Waalaxy for more.

Watch out for: The yearly toggle says 20% off while the FAQ says annual plans save up to 50%, and the LinkedIn Inbox add-on is priced at €20 a month on a page that otherwise shows dollars. Ask Waalaxy which figures apply before you pay.

2. Expandi

One all-features plan for LinkedIn plus email follow-ups · From US$99/mo per seat (US$79 billed yearly)

Expandi sells one Business plan with every feature: US$99 a month, or US$79 a month billed yearly, which it describes as two months free. Its pricing page lists cloud-based sending, a dedicated IP address in your country, automatic warm-up for new profiles, an If/Action sequence builder and sequences that mix connection requests, messages and email follow-ups.

The 7-day trial includes all features, and Expandi says it charges only once you decide to keep it. Teams of 10 or more seats and white label go through sales on the Agency plan. Image and GIF personalisation costs extra, and video comes through a paid add-on. Bingle vs Expandi compares the two in more detail.

Watch out for: Its pricing page sells campaign types that allow bypassing outreach limits, such as a Mobile Connector campaign that adds 100 connection requests a week. Decide whether you want that on your own profile. At US$99 it is US$29 a month more than La Growth Machine Basic in US dollars.

3. lemlist

Email-first teams that want LinkedIn as extra steps · From US$69/mo (Email plan, US$55 billed yearly); LinkedIn from US$109/mo per user

lemlist prices around email. The Email plan, at US$69 a month or US$55 billed yearly, covers unlimited users and senders, 50,000 emails a month, a lead database of 650M+ contacts, warm-up and lemlist's MCP server, but no LinkedIn. LinkedIn invites, messages, voice messages and InMail come with Multichannel, at US$109 a user a month or US$87 billed yearly, which also adds calls, SMS and a WhatsApp add-on.

Contact data and signals are add-ons: US$20 a month for 2,000 data credits (400 emails or 100 phone numbers), and US$29 a month for 100 buying intent signals. Credits roll over while you stay subscribed. The 14-day trial includes the Multichannel features except in-app calls, plus 200 free credits.

Watch out for: To match La Growth Machine's LinkedIn and email mix you need Multichannel, which costs US$39 a month more per user than La Growth Machine Basic in US dollars, before any data or signal add-on.

4. Gojiberry

Signal-based leads worked through LinkedIn and email · From US$99/mo per user

Gojiberry finds its own leads from signals, then runs one sequence across LinkedIn and email. Its information page for AI assistants, updated 11 October 2026, says emails go from your own Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 mailbox, or from mailboxes it sets up on new domains and warms, with follow-ups in the same thread and first emails spread across connected mailboxes. LinkedIn steps cover invites, profile visits, post likes, messages and recorded voice messages, on standard LinkedIn or Sales Navigator.

A reply stops that lead's sequence, and AI-drafted replies are never sent without you. The Pro plan on its home page is US$99 a month with two AI agents and up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month. Bingle vs Gojiberry puts the two signal tools side by side.

Watch out for: Teams of three or more are on a custom plan with no public price, and the site says a free trial exists without giving its length. Its channel list is LinkedIn and email only, with no calls or X steps like La Growth Machine's Pro and Ultimate.

5. Bingle

Founders and small teams whose replies come from LinkedIn · 7 days free, no card; then from US$49/mo

Bingle is LinkedIn only, so it sits alongside your email tool rather than replacing it. What it changes is where leads come from. La Growth Machine works through people you import or pull from its company database. Bingle watches LinkedIn for buying signals: likes and comments on a competitor's or an influencer's posts, engagement with your posts, profile views, job changes, and companies hiring, raising money or heading to an event. It ranks each person by fit and timing and shows the dated reason.

Messages are written from each person's signal in your voice and wait for your approval unless you switch review off for a sequence. Bingle sends from your own LinkedIn in your working hours inside LinkedIn's limits, never sees your password, and works from Claude or ChatGPT as an MCP connector. Starter is US$49 a month, Growth US$79, Agency US$149 for up to three LinkedIn accounts, with annual plans at 10 months for 12.

Watch out for: No email steps, calls, X or voice messages, no lead enrichment, no white label, and no self-serve CRM integration beyond CSV export. If you need email in the same sequence as LinkedIn, it won't cover that.

What La Growth Machine costs on 27 October 2026

La Growth Machine bills per identity, which its FAQ defines as a seat that can automate LinkedIn, email and X for one person. Invited members who only prepare campaigns and answer replies are free: three on Basic, 25 on Pro. These are the prices in the script that drives its pricing page, per identity per month:

Basic caps you at three identities, with 250 enriched leads a month and one sending mailbox per identity, plus a 27M+ company database and imports from LinkedIn or Sales Navigator searches. Pro removes the identity cap and adds calls, 400 enriched leads, five rotating mailboxes, imports of post likers, commenters and event attendees, A/B tests and a shared LinkedIn and email inbox. Ultimate adds X, 1,000 enriched leads and native HubSpot and Pipedrive sync. The trial is 14 days with no card and one identity.

For Australian buyers the currency you pick changes the bill. At the Reserve Bank of Australia's rates for 26 October 2026, Basic monthly is about A$95.77 billed in euros and A$99.56 in US dollars, and Basic yearly about A$79.81 against A$85.34. Ultimate goes the other way: A$287.31 in euros against A$277.34 in dollars. Pro comes out within a dollar either way. Card or bank conversion fees aren't included.

Where La Growth Machine's pricing page disagrees with itself

We read the whole page on 27 October 2026, and six things on it don't line up. Each is a question to put to sales before you sign.

• Enrichment: the plan cards give 250, 400 or 1,000 enriched leads a month, the FAQ calls enrichment unlimited, and a third section sells extra credits at 5 per fully enriched lead.
• Custom workflows: the Pro card lists Custom Workflow, but the FAQ says the drag-and-drop sequence builder starts with Ultimate.
• Support: the Pro card promises human support in under 4 hours, while the FAQ says Pro and Ultimate get replies within 2 business hours.
• Team members: the Ultimate card says unlimited, the FAQ says 25 for Pro and Ultimate.
• Channels: the FAQ says every identity automates LinkedIn, email and X, but the cards list X on Ultimate only.
• The raw page shows Ultimate at 120 until the script runs and replaces it with €150 yearly or €180 monthly, so anything that reads the page without running it sees the wrong figure.

Its safety claims are its own: a cloud service with no browser extension, dedicated 5G mobile proxies, and a page that calls it the safest LinkedIn automation platform. We didn't test any of that.

Which alternatives keep email in the sequence

How each tool handles channels, approval and lead sourcing, from its own pages.

If you approve messages one by one before they go, our post on tools with message approval covers how each one handles it.

What one sender and three senders cost

List prices on 27 October 2026, before tax, worked out by us. For La Growth Machine a sender is an identity; for the others it's a seat or a LinkedIn account.

Among the tools that send email, Waalaxy Business is the only one cheaper than La Growth Machine Basic, by a dollar a month for one sender and US$180 a year for three. Expandi and lemlist cost more per sender. Bingle is the cheapest line in the table for one and for three, and the only one without email, so add whatever your email tool costs before you compare.

Bingle's plans are on our pricing page, and our pricing comparison across LinkedIn automation tools covers more tools at more team sizes.

When a LinkedIn-only tool is enough

Every email step needs a verified address and a warmed mailbox on a domain you don't mind risking. La Growth Machine's Basic plan gives you one sending mailbox per identity and 250 enriched leads a month; past that you buy credits or move up to Pro.

A LinkedIn-only tool is enough when most of your meetings already start on LinkedIn, when your buyers ignore cold email, or when you already run email from a separate tool and don't want two systems writing to the same person. In that case the question is who to message, and that's where buying signals help. Our guide to finding leads showing buying signals shows the method, and reaching people who engage with competitors covers the strongest signal.

Keep La Growth Machine or a multichannel alternative if you sell to people who barely use LinkedIn, if you need calls or X in the sequence, or if a single timeline per lead in HubSpot or Pipedrive matters more to you than who gets contacted.

Moving off La Growth Machine without tripping LinkedIn

1. Note your billing cycle. La Growth Machine offers monthly, quarterly, semi-annual and annual billing, so check which you're on before you plan the switch.
2. Pause La Growth Machine on a profile before the new tool starts, so two tools never send from one account at once.
3. Start low. Bingle starts a newly connected account on lower daily limits and ramps up over its first couple of weeks; give any new tool the same quiet start. Our guide to warming up a LinkedIn account has the steps.
4. Move email separately, and start each mailbox at low volume in the new tool before sending at full volume.
5. Set the time zone yourself. A seller in Sydney writing to Europe should check that a 9am send means 9am where the buyer is, not 9am AEDT.
6. Trial with the same 50 leads in each tool and read what each would send before anything goes.

Every head-to-head we've written is on the compare page.

Questions

Sources

1. La Growth Machine, Pricing. read 27 Oct 2026, including the price script and FAQ
2. Waalaxy, Pricing. monthly and yearly views read 27 Oct 2026
3. Expandi, LinkedIn Automation Pricing. monthly and annual views read 27 Oct 2026
4. lemlist, Pricing. read 27 Oct 2026
5. Gojiberry, Home page pricing section. read 27 Oct 2026
6. Gojiberry, About Gojiberry for AI assistants. updated 11 Oct 2026, read 27 Oct 2026
7. Reserve Bank of Australia, Exchange rates. rates for 26 Oct 2026, read 27 Oct 2026

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