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The Dripify alternative that is unlimited on every plan.

Of the fourteen tools wireagent is measured against, Dripify is the one that states the disagreement most plainly on its own pricing page. Its entry plan caps you at twenty connection requests a day. Its next plan sells you seventy-five. That upgrade is not a footnote in this comparison, it is the entire comparison.

Written by wireagent, so read it with that in mind. Dripify’s prices and limits below are its own published figures, read in August 2026 at the annual rate, because that is the cheaper of its two rates and therefore the one least flattering to us. Where Dripify is the better choice, that is said rather than buried. For the wider field, wireagent and fourteen LinkedIn outreach tools are compared here.

The short answer

The upgrade is the product

Dripify advertises $39 a month. That tier is capped at twenty connection requests a day. The tier that lifts it to seventy-five a day is $59. wireagent is unlimited from its first plan, up to LinkedIn’s own limit.

So $20 a month buys you a 3.75x increase in the single behaviour LinkedIn acts on when it restricts an account. That is not a criticism of Dripify’s engineering, which is good. It is an observation about what the price list is for. Every tier boundary in this category is drawn in the same place, and it is drawn there because volume is the thing customers will pay more for.

wireagent starts at £25 with unlimited usage, up to LinkedIn’s own limit. There are more expensive tiers and they sell agent work, not usage. There is no hidden tier and none you unlock by asking. The pace is a setting for your account rather than a line on the invoice, and about 150 actions a day is the recommended one on an established account.

Side by side

wireagent and Dripify on price, pace and architecture. August 2026, annual rates.
 wireagentDripify
Headline price£18.75 a month, billed yearly, or £25 monthly$39 a month, billed yearly
What that buysUnlimited usage, up to LinkedIn’s own limit20 connection requests a day
Price with unlimited usage£18.75, unlimited on every plan$59 on Pro, 75 a day
Price rises withAgent work and accountsDaily sending ceiling and features
Five accounts, list price£99 on Growth, which is £19.80 eachFive seats, priced per seat
Where it runsYour machine, a real browser sessionDripify’s cloud
Sends while your machine is offNo, and that is the tradeYes
Drip sequencesNone, by designYes, they are the product
Team featuresNoneShared inbox, team analytics
Bulk sendingNone, and a test fails if it appearsYes
Daily actionsUnlimited on every plan, up to LinkedIn’s own limit20 on Basic, 75 on Pro
Trial14 days, one account, card required7 days
MaturityPre-launchEstablished

wireagent is priced in pounds and Dripify in dollars, so read the symbols rather than the numbers. Dripify’s per-seat figures are not quoted here because its published grid prices seats individually rather than in the blocks wireagent sells, and inventing a bundle price would be worse than leaving the cell honest.

Where Dripify is simply better

There is no version of this page where these are not true.

Where wireagent is different

Most of these read as missing features on the table above. They are the reason the product exists.

Before you ask

Is Dripify safe to use?

On its default settings it is as safe as anything else in this category, and its Basic tier caps you at twenty connection requests a day. Whether a tool is safe is decided less by the number than by how it sends: one at a time, at a human pace, from your own machine, with no detection tricks. Dripify runs from its cloud, which is the difference that matters more than the ceiling.

Which Dripify plan do I actually need?

Basic at $39 sends twenty connection requests a day, which is close to the pace most people should keep. You need Pro at $59 for the higher daily ceiling, and the Advanced tier above that for the team features. If you are choosing Pro for the higher ceiling, wireagent includes unlimited usage from its first tier.

Does it matter that Dripify runs in the cloud?

It matters for one reason: your LinkedIn account gets used from an address that is not yours, alongside other customers. That is why serious cloud tools in this category sell dedicated IPs and warm-up periods. It also matters in your favour, because it is the reason Dripify keeps sending when your laptop is shut. Both halves are true and which one weighs more depends entirely on you.

Can I run both on one account?

Not at the same time. Two tools driving one LinkedIn account is exactly the pattern that looks automated, and it is a good way to get the outcome you were trying to avoid.

Still here?

Then you probably care about what the money buys more than the feature list. wireagent opens soon, and everyone on the waiting list keeps the founding price.

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