ReReactIn
The simplest way to automate LinkedIn when you do not yet know who to target: it finds people by what they just did.
ReactIn captures signals from social networks, webinars, calendars and around ten other sources, enriches the people behind them, segments them by profile, and runs the outreach. It is priced per sender, at 29 dollars a month for the capture tier and 69 with follow-ups and lead management, with an agency plan at 999 dollars for up to fifty senders.
What it is for
- Turn engagement into a sequencePeople who reacted to a post, attended a webinar or booked a slot are captured and enriched, then enter the sequence with the reason they are there attached.
- Rotate senders on an agency fleetSender rotation and lead management on the higher tier, and an agency plan sized for up to fifty senders under one roof.
- Start when you do not know your target yetThis is the one I hand to someone who wants LinkedIn automation and has no list. The signal does the targeting, so the first campaign exists before the ideal customer profile is finished. It is the easiest tool of this category to pick up.
What I measured
- Priced per sender, not per seat: 29 dollars a month for first contact only, 69 with follow-ups and lead management. The agency plan is 999 dollars a month for up to fifty senders. Read 18 Sep 2026.
- Every plan bundles 2,000 enrichment credits, which is the number to compare when the headline prices look close.
- Seven days of free trial, no card, on both individual tiers.
What it is not for
- Your market produces no public signal. Some industries simply do not post, and then a signal tool has nothing to listen to. The way out: Test the signal volume before committing. Count how many of your target accounts posted anything in the last ninety days: under a few percent and the listening half has nothing to work with, and a plain sequencer is the honest choice.
- You want a pure sending engine for a list you already own. You would be paying for the listening half.
- You need one seat that covers email at volume too. The way out: Keep email where it belongs. This drives LinkedIn, a dedicated sender drives email at volume, and one shared inbox reads both.
What it costs, as the vendor publishes it
| Basic | 29 dollars per sender, per month | first contact only, 2,000 enrichment credits |
|---|---|---|
| Growth | 69 dollars per sender, per month | first contact, follow-ups, lead management, sender rotation |
| Agency | 999 dollars a month | up to fifty senders, centralised control |
- The unit is the sender account, which is the honest unit for LinkedIn outreach.
- Unlimited automations on every plan.
- Seven day free trial without a card.
Vendor list price, read on their pricing page. Their site defaults to French. Their pricing page. Read 9 Oct 2026.
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Questions people ask
What counts as a signal?
Engagement on social posts, webinar registrations, calendar events and a handful of other sources they list. The point is that the person did something recently.
Is the entry plan enough?
Only if you never follow up, since it covers first contact alone. Follow-ups and lead management start on the higher tier, and follow-ups are where most replies come from.
Does the agency plan work out cheaper?
At fifty senders it is around twenty dollars a sender, against sixty-nine on the individual tier. The maths only works if the senders actually exist.
Does it replace a CRM?
No. It manages leads inside the outreach, but the record of the relationship belongs somewhere else.