Compare/Head to head

HeyReach vs LinkedBoost

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

Starting price

HeyReach

$79/sender/mo Free trial

LinkedIn outreach built to run many sender accounts. Growth is $79/mo per sender, or $63/mo billed yearly, with API and MCP included.

Where HeyReach fits

  • Agencies running many LinkedIn accounts
  • Sales teams using Clay or n8n workflows
  • Teams driving outreach from Claude via MCP
  • Early-stage startups eligible for the discount

Hosted LinkedIn MCP server with 50 documented tools for search, CSV imports, sequences and inbox work, with human review and per-account limits. From $29/mo for one account. Best for agencies and solo recruiters who want an assistant to prepare LinkedIn outreach they approve.

Where LinkedBoost fits

  • Agency business development from Claude
  • Solo recruiters who want reviewed LinkedIn sequences
  • Teams moving off Linked Helper

At a glance

DetailHeyReachLinkedBoost
Starting price$79/sender/mo$29/mo
Free tier–No–No
Free trialYesNot on record
MCP server✓Yes✓Yes
Public API✓Yes–No
Listed underLead generation, LinkedInLinkedIn, Outreach, Sourcing

Where they pull apart

HeyReach

Stands out: Agency and Unlimited plans cover 25-plus or unlimited LinkedIn senders for one flat monthly fee.

Watch out: Growth is priced per sender. The next plan, Agency, starts at $999/mo for 25 senders, so there is a big jump between tiers.

Not the right fit for

  • Solo users who need just one cheap bot
  • Teams that want email sequences as the core

LinkedBoost

Stands out: Every tool is documented with an example prompt, and the server keeps the operator in the loop, so an assistant prepares sequences and replies that you review before anything reaches LinkedIn.

Watch out: It cannot publish your own posts and has no contact database, email delivery or CRM sync. It works through your LinkedIn seat rather than an official LinkedIn API, and the vendor says its review and caps do not remove restriction risk.

Not the right fit for

  • Users who want to publish posts from Claude
  • Teams that need email or CRM sync
  • Buyers who need LinkedIn's official API

Pros and cons

HeyReach

  • API, webhooks and MCP on Growth
  • Flat fee for many senders on Agency
  • Free trial with no card
  • Growth is billed per sender
  • Agency jumps to $999/mo
  • LinkedIn-first, email is secondary

LinkedBoost

  • 50 documented tools
  • Human review before outreach
  • Agency plan is $11.90 per account
  • Cannot publish your own posts
  • No bundled contact database
  • Search and enrichment use credits

What each one costs

HeyReach

$79/sender/mo

Growth is $79 per sender per month, $71 quarterly or $63 billed yearly ($756). Agency is $999/month for 25 senders ($799 yearly) and Unlimited is $2,999/month ($2,399 yearly). A free trial needs no card. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 19 Sep 2026

LinkedBoost

$29/mo

LinkedBoost has three plans priced per workspace: Solo at $29/mo for 1 LinkedIn account, Operator at $59/mo for up to 3 accounts and Agency at $119/mo for up to 10 accounts. Every plan includes the hosted MCP server and all 50 tools; search and enrichment use credits, while LinkedIn sends are not billed per send. Trial eligibility is shown in the app before purchase. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 21 Oct 2026

Common questions

Is HeyReach cheaper than LinkedBoost?
LinkedBoost starts lower, at $29/mo against $79/sender/mo for HeyReach. That is the entry plan on each side, so the real number depends on seats and the tier you land on.
Can you try HeyReach or LinkedBoost for free?
Neither carries a free tier on our listing. HeyReach offers a free trial.
Does HeyReach or LinkedBoost have an MCP server?
HeyReach and LinkedBoost ship a first party MCP server, so an AI assistant can work the product directly.

Not the pair you wanted?

All HeyReach alternatives All LinkedBoost alternatives Every Lead generation tool

Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 19 Sep 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?