Does Waalaxy have a free plan? What Freemium includes and what it limits

What Waalaxy's own pages said on 27 October 2026

The pricing page has three plans, Pro, Advanced and Business, and no €0 tier. Every card's button reads 14-day free trial. The only other free item is under the LinkedIn Inbox add-on, which promises 500 free conversations with no time limit. The home page's pricing answer says you can start for free, but the sentence before it is about the 14-day trial, so that's what it refers to.

Freemium lives in the help centre. Waalaxy's article on its subscriptions, last updated 8 July 2026, calls it completely free and says your prospects and campaigns stay available, but you can't use any automation features and can only import prospects from a CSV file. Its article on quotas, updated the same day, goes further: in Freemium you cannot launch campaigns, so no quota for invitations, messages, follows or profile visits applies.

Waalaxy's blog says something different. Its English post on subscriptions, first published in June 2021 and last modified on 17 June 2026, describes Freemium as 3 actions per day for each action type and calls it a 100% free plan with no time limit. An older copy of that post at blog.waalaxy.com now returns a 410 error, which means the page was deleted on purpose.

The help centre articles are the newer of the two, and they say the same thing across four pages, so that's what we'd plan on. If 3 free actions a day matters to you, ask Waalaxy's support chat which page is current before you rely on it.

Freemium and the paid plans, limit by limit

Prices are the yearly-billing rate per user a month, which is what the pricing page shows when it loads. Limits come from the pricing page and from Waalaxy's help articles on subscriptions, quotas and prospect lists. One user is one LinkedIn account.

Two Freemium details conflict inside the help centre. The subscriptions article says you can import prospects from a CSV file; the Sales Navigator article, updated the same day, says the only data operation on Freemium is exporting your prospects as a CSV. Either way, Freemium can't import from LinkedIn or Sales Navigator, and Waalaxy's AI help page says its MCP and API need Advanced or Business.

The quota figures are Waalaxy's own ceilings, not LinkedIn's. The quotas article says Waalaxy picks a random daily figure between 80% and 100% of each maximum, and that you can hit LinkedIn's own weekly limit before Waalaxy's. Its subscriptions article also suggests capping a quiet LinkedIn account at 30 actions per type a day while it warms up.

How the trial works, and how you end up on Freemium

You can pick Freemium by skipping the trial, but Waalaxy's help centre mostly describes it as where an account lands. A new account gets a trial when you first log in with LinkedIn, and every way out of a trial or a paid plan lands on Freemium: cancelling the trial, letting a team trial end, or cancelling a subscription at the end of its billing period. That's why Waalaxy's blog calls it access to the application rather than a plan in its own right.

1. The trial needs a credit card. The subscriptions article says to start it you must enter a valid credit card, credit cards only, and that nothing is charged at that step. The card trial is only offered when the account is created and can't be switched on later.
2. Its length depends on the page. The pricing and home pages say 14 days, the subscriptions article mentions both 7-day and 14-day trials, and the blog says 7 days. The app shows your end date on the left of the home screen.
3. It turns into a paid plan unless you cancel. The same article gives two versions of what happens: one passage says a 7-day trial becomes a monthly Advanced plan and a 14-day trial a yearly Advanced plan, another says a monthly Business plan starts at a standard €139 a month (about A$222), which may vary by country.
4. Waalaxy sends no reminder before the first charge. Cancel from Settings, then Invoices, then Cancel my free trial, and the account drops to Freemium with no data lost.
5. A team trial is separate: 14 days, at least 2 seats, started by contacting support, with no individual payment. It also falls back to Freemium when it ends, and Waalaxy gives one free trial per account.

So the practical free option on Waalaxy is the trial, and the day to watch is the last one. Start it on a Monday and set a reminder for the Friday of the second week if your app shows 14 days. You also can't delete a Waalaxy account during a trial or paid term: the help centre says you wait until it ends, the account becomes Freemium, and then you ask support in writing.

What the paid plans cost, in euros and Australian dollars

Waalaxy prices in euros. The A$ column uses the Reserve Bank of Australia's rate for 26 October 2026, A$1 = €0.6265, rounded to the dollar; your card's rate and fees will differ, and the pricing page doesn't say whether VAT or GST is added. The yearly total is twelve times the monthly rate shown, and Waalaxy's help centre says yearly plans are paid in one upfront payment.

The quarterly option takes 20% off and is also paid upfront. Only Business has a published monthly price, and €139 is just over twice its €69 yearly rate, which fits the 50% the yearly toggle advertises. Waalaxy publishes no monthly price for Pro or Advanced, so check the total on the payment page before you commit; the help centre says it appears there once you pick a plan, billing period and seat count.

For one person who wants LinkedIn only, Advanced is the plan Waalaxy itself suggests, and on yearly billing that is €588, about A$939, paid on day one. Email sending needs Business. Extra email credits follow your plan's billing period, can't be bought one-off and don't roll over.

Where Bingle fits if you came looking for something free

We make Bingle, so weigh this section with that in mind. Bingle has no free plan. It has a 7-day trial of the full product with no card. After that, Starter is US$49 a month (about A$70), Growth US$79 (A$112) and Agency US$149 (A$212) for up to 3 LinkedIn accounts. Paying yearly costs 10 months for 12, so Starter is US$490 a year (about A$697). Its Usage page shows which day of the trial you're on.

The two tools start from different ends. Waalaxy is built to run lists you import through ready-made sequences. Bingle watches LinkedIn for buying signals, such as people engaging with a competitor's or influencer's posts or your own, viewing your profile, changing jobs, or working at a company that's hiring, raising money or heading to an event. It ranks each person by fit and timing, shows the reason with a date and a link, and writes each message in your voice for your OK before it goes. It sends from your own LinkedIn in your working hours, starts a new account on lower daily limits and never sees your LinkedIn password.

Bingle is the weaker pick in some cases. It is LinkedIn only, with no email sequences, no contact database and no self-serve CRM integration, so a team that wants cold email and LinkedIn in one campaign is better served by Waalaxy's Business plan. And if all you want is somewhere free to keep a prospect list after a trial, Waalaxy's Freemium does that and Bingle doesn't.

For a founder or small team that wants to see whether timed LinkedIn messages get replies, without handing over a card, Bingle is our pick: the full product for a week, then US$49 a month (about A$70), against €139 (about A$222) for Waalaxy Business, the only monthly price Waalaxy publishes. The side-by-side detail is on Bingle vs Waalaxy, plan limits are on pricing, and our list of Waalaxy alternatives prices other options from their own sites.

Questions

Sources

1. Waalaxy, Pricing. read 27 Oct 2026 (page source; Yearly toggle active)
2. Waalaxy, home page. read 27 Oct 2026
3. Waalaxy Help Center, What are the different subscriptions?. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
4. Waalaxy Help Center, What are quotas?. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
5. Waalaxy Help Center, What are the limits on prospect lists?. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
6. Waalaxy Help Center, Use Sales Navigator for free. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
7. Waalaxy Help Center, Payment, cancellation, refund of subscriptions. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
8. Waalaxy Help Center, How can I activate the Team plan free trial?. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
9. Waalaxy Help Center, What is the Waalaxy Inbox?. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
10. Waalaxy Help Center, How can I delete my Waalaxy account?. updated 8 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
11. Waalaxy Help Center, Use AI with Waalaxy. updated 13 Jul 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
12. Waalaxy, What are the different Waalaxy subscriptions?. published 7 Jun 2021, modified 17 Jun 2026; read 27 Oct 2026
13. Waalaxy blog, older subscriptions post. returned HTTP 410 (deleted) on 27 Oct 2026
14. LinkedIn Help, Invitation limit reached. last updated 1 year ago; read 27 Oct 2026
15. Reserve Bank of Australia, Exchange Rates. rate for 26 Oct 2026: A$1 = €0.6265, US$0.7031; read 27 Oct 2026

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