HeyReach vs GetSales: $79 or $69 per LinkedIn account

One LinkedIn account costs $69 a month on GetSales and $79 on HeyReach, and five accounts cost $195 against $395. HeyReach is worth the gap when you want its 14-day trial or its Instantly and Smartlead integrations. Count your accounts first: the gap is $10 each below five and larger above.

HeyReach and GetSales at a glance

HeyReach's Growth rate and GetSales' account rate both cover LinkedIn alone, at monthly list price in US dollars.

HeyReach's rate is per sender, and a sender is one connected LinkedIn account. GetSales prices by bracket, and the bracket rate applies to every account in the order.

What each tool does

Both sell the same core: sequences across many LinkedIn accounts, one inbox for the replies, and an API. The rows below have an answer on both sides.

The email row is where the two products split. HeyReach connects to the email sender you already pay for. GetSales sells the sender too, so one bill covers LinkedIn, email and data, at the cost of buying three modules from one vendor.

What twelve months cost

On LinkedIn alone, with monthly billing on both sides, one account costs $948 a year on HeyReach and $828 on GetSales, a gap of $120. Five accounts cost $4,740 on HeyReach and $2,340 on GetSales, a gap of $2,400.

At 25 accounts HeyReach has two ways to bill. Growth is $59 a sender from the tenth, which makes $1,475 a month or $17,700 a year. The Micro Agency tier fixes 25 senders at $999 a month, $11,988 a year. GetSales' volume rate from 20 accounts is $25, which makes 25 accounts $7,500 a year according to the catalogue record of its bracket table; the live calculator on its pricing page is the figure to trust at that size.

The Agency tier is not a like-for-like swap. It adds white-label, 1,000 enrichment credits, done-for-you onboarding and a dedicated Slack channel, and the pricing page lists "Bring your own proxies" in that state. A GetSales order of that size passes its $500 Business threshold, which brings white-label, onboarding and a dedicated team chat with it.

Both vendors discount longer commitments. HeyReach takes 10% off quarterly and 20% off yearly billing, and its help article adds that every sender must sit on the same cycle. GetSales offers a 12-month option that gives two months free.

Which one fits

A founder with two accounts and a Smartlead subscription already paid sits on the HeyReach row, and the $20 monthly gap is the price of keeping that stack. A lead-gen agency adding a fourth client account every month sits on the GetSales rows, where the fifth account lowers the bill instead of raising it.

What we saw at EraB2B

Our notes cover GetSales only, and the HeyReach side of this page comes from its own pages. GetSales has run our LinkedIn outreach for more than two years, and its single cloud session per account lets the account owner, a community manager, a sales rep and the tool work one profile from one connection point. Its pricing page describes the same design: every LinkedIn account runs in its own prepared cloud session behind a managed ISP proxy.

When we connect rented accounts, such as those from MirrorProfiles, we turn on GetSales auto-warmup, and the health score it shows sets how many people each profile can contact per month. We also take profile-visit steps out of client sequences: in what we have seen, visits draw restrictions on accounts more often than invitations or messages. That habit applies to either tool, since both list profile visits as a step.

Our channel setup is two single-channel tools. In a February 2026 call we described GetSales driving LinkedIn while a dedicated sender handles email, with an all-in-one tool such as lemlist as the simpler option when one place matters more than tuning each channel; the lemlist comparison prices that trade. Where several automations share one sender, a March 2025 call recorded that GetSales lets you set low, medium or high priority, splitting the daily action budget one, two and three actions, so a test campaign does not starve the main one. HeyReach's pages do not describe a priority setting for automations.

Run the trial before you pay

Give each trial one real account for its full length, with the same sequence and the same daily volume. HeyReach allows 14 days with up to 3 LinkedIn accounts and no card. GetSales gives 7 days for LinkedIn and email, and its free plan keeps Playtables running on your own API keys afterward. After a week, compare accepted invitations, replies, and any restriction notice on the account.

GetSales' plans are the cheaper side of the test, so the useful question is whether HeyReach's extra $10 an account buys something your week shows. The sister pages Waalaxy vs GetSales and LinkedIn outreach at scale cover the other alternatives and the account-safety side.

What breaks on each side

On GetSales, four accounts cost $276 a month and five cost $195, because the five-account bracket lowers every account to $39. Buy five when you need four. The free plan stops at 3 tables of 15,000 rows, and any paid module lifts that limit.

On HeyReach, seats are fixed at 25 or 50 on the Agency plan, and the help article says you cannot connect an account beyond your seat count until you buy more. The Agency and Unlimited plans require your own proxies according to the pricing page FAQ, while Growth includes one residential proxy per sender. The pricing page FAQ and the help article also disagree by a dollar on some discounted rates, such as $64 against $63 a sender on yearly billing, so the monthly figures used here are the ones to check on the day you buy.

Neither pricing page states an account-ban guarantee. GetSales' page says LinkedIn limits and the account's safety settings still apply, so pacing stays your job on either side; the GetSales entry has the plan details.

How we checked

HeyReach prices come from heyreach.io/pricing and GetSales prices from getsales.io/pricing, in dollars on monthly billing. The 25-account GetSales rate comes from our catalogue record of its bracket table. GetSales is an affiliate partner of this site and HeyReach is not, so we earn a commission only if you start with GetSales.