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3 tools our write-ups put next to Linkdee, with starting price, free tier, MCP and API side by side.
Compare/Alternatives
3 tools our write-ups put next to Linkdee, with starting price, free tier, MCP and API side by side.
Multi-sender workspaces and client separation start at $599 a month on Agency, a big step up from the $59 Starter seat. No API or MCP server is published.
What we noted
Not the right fit for
Worth keeping in mind: It finds leads from intent as well as lists: Stalkr keeps scraping everyone who engages with chosen competitors or influencers, and Listnr turns keyword and hashtag mentions into leads.
| Tool | Free tier | From | MCP | API | Head to head |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| | –No | $59/sender/mo | –No | –No | |
| | –No | $79/sender/mo | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | Head to head |
| | –No | $79/account/mo | ✓Yes | ✓Yes | Head to head |
| | ✓Yes | $29/mo | ✓Yes | –No | Head to head |
$79/sender/mo Free trial MCP API
Why it comes up: HeyReach runs multi-sender campaigns from $79 per sender with an MCP server, but signals and warmup are not built in.
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.
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$79/account/mo 7 day free trial MCP API
Why it comes up: Botdog adds AI lead review, voice notes and an MCP server from $79 per account a month.
Stands out: AI Lead Review checks every lead against an ICP you write in plain English before any invite is sent, and every AI feature comes in the base price. Its own MCP server, with read and write scopes, lets Claude run campaigns directly.
Watch out: It covers LinkedIn only, with no email steps, and costs more than budget tools at $79 a month on monthly billing. Plans are non-refundable, and LinkedIn automation can lead to account restrictions.
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$29/mo Free tier MCP
Why it comes up: OpenComment AI covers only the commenting step, with a free plan, for warming buyers up before outreach.
Stands out: It sits before outreach rather than replacing it: no connection requests or DMs are sent, you start every posting run yourself and no LinkedIn password is stored. Post Monitor works on its own for keeping up with clients or competitors, and a first-party MCP server lets Claude or another assistant research people and plan campaigns within credit limits you set.
Watch out: The headline 33% acceptance figure comes from one small October 2026 campaign of 48 people, compared with a group that had not posted recently, and the vendor itself says it shows no causal uplift. Commenting only works on people who post publicly, credits do not roll over, and the company dates from 2024 with no outside reviews yet.
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