A clear breakdown of HeyReach pricing in 2026, including per-sender Growth costs, flat Agency and Unlimited tiers, and what each plan covers.

HeyReach pricing in 2026 runs on three self-serve tiers: Growth (per LinkedIn sender, from about $79/sender/month on annual billing), Agency ($999/month for 50 senders, or $749/month annual), and Unlimited ($2,999/month, or $2,399/month annual). HeyReach is a LinkedIn automation tool, so every plan is priced around LinkedIn "senders" (connected accounts), not seats for team members. Prices change often, so always confirm the latest numbers on HeyReach's own pricing page before you buy.
HeyReach charges per LinkedIn sender, which is the core unit of its pricing model. A sender is one connected LinkedIn account, and the more accounts you run, the more you pay. Adding teammates, virtual assistants, or client users does not cost extra; only LinkedIn senders count toward your bill.
The self-serve lineup has three tiers. Growth is per-sender and aimed at individual sellers and small teams. Agency is a flat fee that bundles 50 senders for agencies running many client accounts. Unlimited is a higher flat fee for shops that need a large fleet of LinkedIn accounts under one bill.
Billing cycle matters. HeyReach discounts longer commitments: roughly 10% off quarterly and around 20-25% off annual, depending on the tier. That means the headline per-sender price you see often assumes annual billing, while month-to-month costs more.
Because Growth is per sender and the higher tiers are flat fees, the right plan flips at predictable account counts. Mapping your sender count to the tiers makes the real monthly cost easy to estimate before you commit.
The crossover points are why HeyReach markets so heavily to agencies: the flat tiers reward running many LinkedIn accounts, while a single seller pays a clean per-sender rate. Estimate your peak account count, not your starting count, since plan changes mid-cycle can be awkward.
The Growth plan is HeyReach's entry tier and is priced per LinkedIn sender. On annual billing it works out to roughly $79 per sender per month, with quarterly and monthly billing costing more per sender. You select 1, 5, or 10 senders, so a 5-account team scales the price accordingly.
Growth is feature-complete for LinkedIn outreach. It includes unlimited campaigns, all LinkedIn actions (connection requests, messages, follows, profile views), a unified inbox across your connected accounts, a starter pool of email credits, per-sender enrichment credits, API and webhook access, workspaces and permissions, and dedicated residential proxies.
For a solo founder or a small sales team running a handful of LinkedIn accounts, Growth is the realistic starting point. The cost climbs in a straight line with sender count, so a 10-account team pays roughly ten times a single-account user before any discount.
The Agency plan costs $999/month on monthly billing, dropping to about $749/month on annual billing, and includes 50 LinkedIn senders for a flat fee. This is where HeyReach's pricing becomes attractive for agencies: at 50 senders, the effective per-sender cost is far lower than buying Growth seats individually.
Agency layers in agency-specific features on top of everything in Growth:
One nuance worth budgeting for: while Growth bundles proxies, the Agency and Unlimited tiers commonly expect you to supply your own, which adds a separate per-account cost.
The Unlimited plan is HeyReach's top self-serve tier at $2,999/month monthly or about $2,399/month annual. It allows an unlimited number of LinkedIn senders, subject to a fair-use cap (around 300 accounts), making it suited to large agencies and high-volume outbound teams.
Beyond the sender ceiling, Unlimited adds multi-brand whitelabels (additional brands are a paid add-on), done-for-you migration from another tool, priority support, and the largest credit allocations. If you are running well past 50 senders, Unlimited becomes cheaper per account than stacking Agency plans.
For most teams, this tier only makes sense at genuine scale. If you are managing 60-100+ LinkedIn accounts across many clients, the flat fee is efficient; below that, Agency is usually the better value.
Here is a simplified view of HeyReach's published 2026 tiers. Figures vary by billing cycle and are subject to change, so treat this as a planning reference and verify current pricing on the vendor site.
| Plan | Price | Senders | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Growth | ~$79/sender/mo (annual) up to $590/mo (monthly) | 1, 5, or 10 | Unlimited campaigns, unified inbox, proxies included, email + enrichment credits, API/webhooks. |
| Agency | $999/mo monthly; ~$749/mo annual | 50 included | Whitelabel (1 brand), done-for-you onboarding, dedicated Slack, bring-your-own-proxies. |
| Unlimited | $2,999/mo monthly; ~$2,399/mo annual | Unlimited (~300 cap) | Multi-brand whitelabels (add-on), DFY migration, priority support, largest credits. |
| Done-for-You | Custom | Managed | ICP research, campaign management, dedicated GTM engineer and inbox manager. |
| Free trial | $0 / 14 days | 3 accounts | No credit card on Growth trial; 30-day trials for higher tiers on request. |
HeyReach offers a 14-day free trial on the Growth plan with no credit card required, letting you connect up to 3 LinkedIn accounts and test the full workflow. There is no permanently free plan, so once the trial ends you move to a paid tier to keep running campaigns.
Agency and Unlimited buyers can typically request a longer 30-day trial. HeyReach also runs an early-stage program with discounted pricing for very small companies (under a set ARR threshold, few employees, no prior usage), which is worth asking about if you qualify.
The trial is a fair way to gauge whether LinkedIn-only automation matches how your team actually sells. If your outreach lives on more than LinkedIn, factor that into the test, because the trial only exercises the LinkedIn surface.
The sticker price is not always the total price. A few line items commonly add to a HeyReach bill, especially as you scale.
When comparing tools, total cost of ownership is the honest number to use. A LinkedIn-only price can look lower until you add the email stack, enrichment, and proxies needed to run real multi-channel outreach.
Price only means something next to what each plan delivers, so it helps to separate the LinkedIn core from the extras. The LinkedIn engine is consistent across tiers; the differences are mostly volume, branding, and support.
Every paid plan includes the full set of LinkedIn actions and unlimited campaigns. That means connection requests, direct messages, follows, profile views, and InMail-style sequencing are not gated behind a higher tier. The unified inbox, which consolidates conversations across all your connected LinkedIn accounts, is also available from Growth up.
What scales with price is breadth, not core capability:
For most buyers, the deciding factor is not a missing feature on Growth but whether you need agency branding, more senders, or hands-on onboarding. The outreach mechanics themselves are the same.
HeyReach is a LinkedIn automation platform: it does LinkedIn outreach very well and connects to email tools like Instantly and Smartlead for the email side. Klovis is a multi-channel outreach CRM, where LinkedIn, email (Gmail, Outlook, IMAP), WhatsApp, Instagram DM, and Telegram all run from your team's own connected accounts inside one product, with replies, contacts, and deals managed in the same workspace.
That difference changes how you think about cost. With HeyReach you price LinkedIn senders and then add separate subscriptions for email outreach and, often, a CRM to track the pipeline that results. With Klovis, sequenced multi-channel campaigns, a unified inbox across every channel, a self-updating CRM, event-driven workflows, and deals are part of the same platform, so fewer moving subscriptions feed the same outbound motion.
If your outreach genuinely lives across several channels and you want replies turning into pipeline without bolting on extra tools, the comparison is less about per-sender price and more about how many products you are paying for to cover one workflow. See the full Klovis vs HeyReach comparison for a feature-by-feature view, or browse HeyReach alternatives if you are weighing several tools.
For agencies and teams whose outbound is centered on LinkedIn, HeyReach is a focused, well-built tool, and the flat Agency tier in particular is competitively priced once you are running many accounts. The unified inbox across LinkedIn accounts and native email integrations make it a credible LinkedIn-first stack.
The value question depends on your channel mix. If LinkedIn is the whole game, HeyReach's per-sender and flat-fee model is clear and scales predictably. If you sell across LinkedIn, email, and messaging apps and want a single inbox and CRM behind all of it, you will likely assemble multiple subscriptions to match what a multi-channel CRM does natively.
The practical move is to map your real workflow first, then price the tools against it. For a deeper look at how Klovis is structured and priced, see the HeyReach pricing guide alongside our broader comparisons hub.
It depends on the tier. Growth is per LinkedIn sender, roughly $79/sender/month on annual billing and up to $590/month for the monthly Growth bundle. Agency is $999/month (about $749 annual) for 50 senders, and Unlimited is $2,999/month (about $2,399 annual). Confirm current numbers on HeyReach's pricing page, as prices change.
Per LinkedIn account (called a sender). Adding teammates, VAs, or client users does not increase the bill; only the number of connected LinkedIn senders does.
There is no permanent free plan, but there is a 14-day free trial on Growth with no credit card and up to 3 LinkedIn accounts. Longer trials may be available for Agency and Unlimited on request.
HeyReach is LinkedIn-native. For email it integrates with external tools like Instantly and Smartlead rather than sending email itself, so multi-channel outreach means running and paying for additional platforms. A multi-channel outreach CRM like Klovis runs LinkedIn, email, and messaging channels from one product instead.
Growth targets individuals and small teams who run a few accounts, so per-sender pricing fits. Agency and Unlimited target shops running dozens of LinkedIn accounts, where a flat fee for 50 (or effectively unlimited) senders is cheaper than buying many individual seats.