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Buzz.ai vs Expandi

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Buzz.ai

$79/seat/mo Free tier

An AI SDR platform for LinkedIn, email and phone outreach, with a free plan and Core at $79 per seat a month, plus AI-built campaigns, a dialer, mobile apps and an MCP connector for Claude. Best for SDR teams, recruiters and agencies that want calls in the same tool as LinkedIn and email.

Where Buzz.ai fits

  • SDR teams that call as well as message
  • Recruiters who want LinkedIn, email and phone in one place
  • Agencies that want a white-label option

Expandi

$99/mo Free trial

Cloud LinkedIn outreach. Business is $99/mo monthly or $79/mo on annual; 7-day trial.

Where Expandi fits

  • Agencies running multi-account LinkedIn outbound
  • Teams that refuse a Chrome bot
  • Buyers who want a 7-day trial
  • SDRs comparing Dripify and Expandi

At a glance

DetailBuzz.aiExpandi
Starting price$79/seat/mo$99/mo
Free tier✓Yes–No
Free trialNot on recordYes
MCP server✓Yes–No
Public API–No–No
Listed underLinkedIn, Dialers, Lead generation, OutreachLead generation, LinkedIn
CapterraNot enough reviews4.4 from 31 reviews

Where they pull apart

Buzz.ai

Stands out: It covers phone as well as LinkedIn and email, with a dialer and voicemail drops, and works on iOS and Android. AskBuzz builds a whole campaign from one prompt, inside the app or from Claude through its MCP connector.

Watch out: Core includes only 500 credits a month, the autonomous AI Employee plan is quote-only with a 2-seat minimum, and Enterprise carries a $2,500 setup fee. The vendor's FAQ still uses older plan names, so confirm what you are buying, and no trial length is published.

Not the right fit for

  • Heavy users who need many credits on Core
  • Buyers who want public pricing for the AI SDR plan
  • Teams that need a documented public API

Expandi

Stands out: Cloud LinkedIn (not Chrome) with a 7-day trial: the grown-up Waalaxy alternative agencies actually demo.

Watch out: $99 monthly is the headline; annual is $79. More accounts cost more. LinkedIn will still cap you.

Not the right fit for

  • People who only need $11 Dux-Soup actions
  • Enterprises standardised on Outreach/Salesloft
  • Teams that will not automate LinkedIn

Pros and cons

Buzz.ai

  • Free plan to try
  • Phone, LinkedIn and email together
  • MCP connector for Claude
  • Only 500 credits on Core
  • AI Employee plan is quote-only
  • No published trial length

Expandi

  • Cloud runtime plus a 7-day trial
  • Annual $79 versus $99 monthly
  • Aimed at agencies with multiple senders
  • More expensive than Waalaxy or Dux-Soup
  • LinkedIn ToS risk remains
  • Not an enterprise engagement platform

What each one costs

Buzz.ai

$79/seat/mo

A free plan gives 10 credits a month. Core is $79 per seat a month billed monthly, with 500 credits, LinkedIn and email outreach, phone calling, voicemail drops, CRM integrations, AI drafting, the AskBuzz copilot and 10,000 record exports a month, with no setup fee. AI Employee is quoted, with a 2-seat minimum and 5,000 credits a month, and Enterprise is quoted with 5 seats, 25,000 credits and a $2,500 setup fee. White label for agencies is listed at $1,000 a month for 20 seats. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 21 Oct 2026

Expandi

$99/mo

From ~$99/mo. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 7 Sep 2026

Common questions

Is Buzz.ai cheaper than Expandi?
Buzz.ai starts lower, at $79/seat/mo against $99/mo for Expandi. That is the entry plan on each side, so the real number depends on seats and the tier you land on.
Can you try Buzz.ai or Expandi for free?
Buzz.ai carries a free tier on our listing. Expandi offers a free trial.
Does Buzz.ai or Expandi have an MCP server?
Buzz.ai ships a first party MCP server, so an AI assistant can work the product directly.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 21 Oct 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?