No. Automatic starts with three questions: Growth plan, open during the trial. Manual keeps the full setup, from Starter. Both sit in "Launch a campaign".
Does the AI reply in my place?
Only if you decide so. It prepares drafts that you review. Automatic reply is an option of the Growth plan, off by default.
Can my LinkedIn account be restricted?
The risk exists with any tool: LinkedIn bans automation. Sales Farmer sets caps, ramps up slowly and pauses when LinkedIn refuses. It guarantees nothing.
How much does Sales Farmer cost?
Starter $15 a month, Growth $39, Team $19 per seat. 14-day trial, no credit card.
Your LinkedIn searches, turned into a campaign in one click.
The extension adds a button to your LinkedIn and Sales Navigator searches. Profiles go straight into the campaign you pick, with their name, company and job title. It is mostly used in the Manual mode of "Launch a campaign".
How do you extract the profiles of a LinkedIn search?
Open a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search, then click the Sales Farmer extension button. The profiles go into the campaign of your choice, with their name, title and company. A Sales Navigator subscription is not needed. A filter keeps profiles active in the last 30 days.
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From LinkedIn or Sales Navigator
A regular search is enough. If you already have Sales Navigator, its filters let you go narrower.
From a CSV or by hand
Already have a list? Import it as a CSV, or add a profile you know.
Active profiles only
The "Active on LinkedIn in the last 30 days" filter drops dormant accounts. Your invites go to people who will actually see them.
From a post
People who react to or comment on a post are often your warmest leads. The extension grabs them too.
The lead list
Every lead, at its own stage.
First name, last name, company, titleEditable, and exportable to CSV whenever you want.
Where each lead standsInvited, accepted, message sent, reply received: one icon per stage.
Add leads along the wayA running campaign still takes new leads.
Good to know. Extraction only sees what LinkedIn lets you see. A profile outside your network may show up without a full name, depending on your account type.
Limits and risks
Extracting profiles is not contacting them: invitation limits apply afterwards.
LinkedIn may limit very repetitive searches. Keep a human pace.
Not sure which filters to pick? Tell us who you are and what you sell. Find prospects works out the job title to target, runs the search and sets up the campaign. This search by job title and industry is a link in "Launch a campaign", for regulars. To start faster, Automatic mode (Growth plan, open during the trial) picks the profiles to watch for you.
You describe your business in one sentence, or paste your website address. Sales Farmer turns it into three lines: what you sell, to whom, and who to leave out. It then searches profiles by job title and industry and prepares the campaign. You read the list before anything is sent.
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Three steps
From a description to a campaign.
1
What do you do?
Sales rep, real estate agent, founder, recruiter, marketer. Your pick shapes the messages we suggest.
2
Describe your business
A few sentences will do, like "I build websites for law firms."
3
Your lead list
Check the profiles you want to keep, export them to CSV or open the campaign that's already set up. Profiles with no activity in 30 days are hidden.
What Find prospects won't do. It can't guess your market for you. The sharper your description, the better the list. A vague sentence gets you a vague list.
Limits and risks
The search depends on what LinkedIn shows: a target that is too broad brings people off topic.
The summary of your business is written by the AI: read it before moving on.
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1Step 1LinkedIn InvitationA reason to write, in under 200 characters.Manual mode
2Step 2LinkedIn MessageA question tied to the fact cited in the note.
3Step 3Follow-upA new angle: new information or a simpler question.
4Step 4Follow-upAnother angle: a concrete example or a polite way out.
What is a LinkedIn prospecting sequence?
A sequence is the series of messages sent to one person: invitation, message after acceptance, then follow-ups, each with its own delay. It can mix LinkedIn and email on the Growth plan, and it stops as soon as the person replies, so nobody who answered gets chased.
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A message about the right person.
Messages can cite the role, city and company. If something is missing, a fallback text steps in.
Claire DuboisLyonAccepted
Message sent once the invitation is acceptedThanks for connecting, Claire. Congratulations on the sales director role in Lyon.Written by the AI for this person
With Growth, email follows LinkedIn.
One sequence mixes LinkedIn steps and emails, sent from your own mailboxes, up to three.
LinkedIn Invitation
Follow-upEmail
LinkedIn Message
A reply stops everything.
As soon as someone replies, their planned messages stop and the conversation comes back to you.
Claire DuboisReplied
Sequence stoppedStopped
Limits and risks
Email steps need the Growth plan and a connected mailbox. Deliverability depends on the sender.
A message you did not read can sound generic: read it before you launch.
For each campaign, a funnel by step: how many accept, how many reply, how many book a meeting. Enough to compare two messages or two audiences without a spreadsheet.
Look at where people drop off: prospects found, invited, accepted, messages sent, replies, meetings. Sales Farmer shows each step with its rate and says what it is calculated on. One click on a number opens the list of people. A weekly email report is available if you turn it on.
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Acceptance rate
Invites accepted out of invites sent. It tells you how good your targeting is.
Reply rate
Replies out of total leads. It tells you how good your message is.
The people behind the numbers
Click a number to see who accepted and who replied, with their LinkedIn profile.
A useful benchmark. The large 2026 studies put average acceptance between 20 and 30%, and replies around 10%. A small, well-targeted list often beats a big one. The details are in our article on LinkedIn rates.
Limits and risks
Under 20 people, a rate says almost nothing: the tool flags it instead of drawing a conclusion.
Blog benchmarks come from tool vendors and their customer bases. They are not neutral panels.
Sales Farmer sets a cap of invitations per day and per week, time slots and a delay between two tasks. A new campaign starts at 8 invitations a day, then climbs 20% a week. A circuit breaker stops sending when LinkedIn refuses. These rules lower the risk without removing it.
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Invites per day
From 0 to 120. We recommend 40, and fewer for a new account.
Messages per day
From 0 to 120. We recommend 50.
Time slots
One slot for each day of the week. The default is 8 am to 6 pm.
Delay between tasks
From 1 to 10 minutes. We recommend 2 minutes.
Let's be straight. No automation tool makes an account untouchable, so be wary of any that promise it. LinkedIn mostly restricts accounts that send lots of invites nobody accepts. Tight targeting protects you as much as a low cap does.
What about Growth plan emails? They don't go through the extension. Our servers send them through the outgoing server of your own mailbox, with an app password stored encrypted, which you can revoke with your provider. Each mailbox has its own cap: 30 emails a day by default, 100 at most.
Where is your data? The app and its data are hosted in the European Union, in Frankfurt.
The Team plan costs $19 per seat per month, on one invoice. Each rep connects their own LinkedIn account and runs campaigns with their own limits. Growth features, including automatic mode, are not part of a seat. The trial lasts 14 days with no credit card.
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$19 per seat
Per month, or $189 per seat per year.
Central management
Add or remove someone in a minute. Freed-up seats can be reassigned.
Everything in Starter
Manual campaigns, watched profiles, Replies and results for every member.
The extension connects the app to LinkedIn. It runs your campaign tasks during your time slots, with your own session, reads the profiles you watch from your browser, and adds extraction buttons to LinkedIn.
The Chrome extension runs your campaigns from your browser, with your own LinkedIn session. It sends invitations and messages, reads profiles and exports the people of a search. It only runs while Chrome is open. No server connects to LinkedIn in your place.
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What it does
Four chores, done the same way every time.
Run your tasks
It picks up the invites and messages waiting to go out, and sends them from your account, within your daily caps.
Stick to your time slots
Outside your hours, it does nothing. It picks up again at the next slot.
Extract profiles
A button on LinkedIn searches, Sales Navigator and posts.
Search for Find prospects
It runs the search Find prospects built from your description.
On LinkedIn
A button right where you already search.
People searchThe results on the page go into the campaign you pick.
Sales NavigatorSame clicks, with Sales Navigator's advanced filters.
Reactions and commentsPeople who engaged with a post become leads.
Questions
The extension, in plain terms.
Does my computer need to stay on?
Yes. Tasks go out when Chrome is open and you're logged in to LinkedIn. If your computer is off, the campaign waits and picks up at the next slot.
Do my LinkedIn credentials go through your servers?
No. The extension uses the session already open in your browser. You never give us your LinkedIn password.
Does it work in other browsers?
The extension is built for Chrome. Chromium-based browsers usually accept it, but we can't guarantee it.
Can I use it without a running campaign?
Yes, to extract profiles and build a list. It sends nothing until a campaign is launched.
Limits and risks
The extension has to run: Chrome open, LinkedIn signed in. With the computer off, the campaign waits for the next slot.
2026 press investigations say LinkedIn's site detects browser extensions. We do not know whether Sales Farmer's is on its list.
You do everything yourself. Sales Farmer handles your LinkedIn prospecting while you take care of the clients you already have.
In short
A solopreneur prospects on LinkedIn when there's time, which means rarely. With Sales Farmer in Automatic mode, you describe your business once, check the people found and the first message, then only come back to reply. The AI finds who to contact and follows up: that is the Growth plan, open during the trial. In Manual mode, from Starter, it costs about as much as a streaming subscription and takes five minutes to set up.
How do you find clients on LinkedIn as a freelancer?
Contact few people, but the right ones, with a real reason to write. Sales Farmer suggests people who reacted to a competitor or changed jobs, you approve them, then it sends and follows up. Plan a few minutes a week. Starter costs $15 a month, no commitment.
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Use cases
Built for a team of one.
Prospect without stopping your work
You don't have a salesperson. Sales Farmer runs in the background while you deliver for clients, and it doesn't ask for an hour of your day.
Stay visible without thinking about it
Regular, personalized follow-ups with your network, even in the weeks when you have no time to think about it.
Don't rely on a single source of clients
Word of mouth and referrals show up when they feel like it. Prospecting that runs all the time smooths out the slow months.
How it works
Three steps, that's it.
1Step 1
Describe your business
One sentence or your website address. The AI suggests who to watch, and you tick what matters to you. This is Automatic mode, with Growth and during the trial.
2Step 2
Check, then launch
Each person found comes with the reason to contact them and a first message you can edit. Nothing goes out before you click.
3Step 3
Reply from the app
Sales Farmer sends and follows up on its own, and stops when someone replies. You read the replies, the AI prepares your drafts, and the rest of your time goes to your actual work.
What prospecting changes for a freelancer
Situation
Without a campaign
With Sales Farmer
Busy week
Prospecting stops
Invitations go out during your time slots
Project wraps up
The pipeline is empty
Conversations are already going
Follow-ups
Forgotten, or done by hand
Automatic, stopped as soon as someone replies
Cost
Your time, every week
$15 a month
Sample messages
Copy them, then make them yours.
Invitation without a note
An invitation without a note lets your profile do the talking.
First message
Thanks for connecting, [First name]. I work with [Role] at companies like [Company] on [Specific problem]. Is that something on your plate right now?
Follow-up
[First name], here's [Short resource] that answers [Common question]. If now isn't the right time, no worries.
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Claire MoreauJob changeWrite
Marc RochePostWrite
Sophie LambertJob changeWrite
How do you find sellers on LinkedIn as a real estate agent?
Aim at people on the move: relocated managers, future retirees, notaries, wealth advisers, whom Sales Farmer watches for you. It flags a job change or a post, and you write with a precise reason, on top of your other listing sources.
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Three steps, that's it.
Automatic mode with Growth and during the trial, Manual from Starter.
1
Step 1
Describe your market
Your area and the profiles you want. The AI suggests who to watch.
2
Step 2
Check
Each person comes with the reason to contact them. Nothing goes out before your click.
3
Step 3
Reply
You see who answered and reply, with an AI draft if you want.
Who to target to win listings.
Who to target to win listings
Target
Why it matters
Managers moving in
A transfer comes before a housing search
Managers moving out
A departure often comes before a sale
Notaries, wealth advisers, brokers
They see estates and purchase projects first
A message to copy, then make yours.
A precise reason to write, never a generic message.
Claire MoreauLyonAccepted
Message sent once the invitation is acceptedThanks for connecting, Claire. When you move to Lyon, the question is often the neighborhood. Are you looking to buy or to rent?Written by the AI for this person
FAQ
Common questions
Is LinkedIn useful for a real estate agent?
Yes, to reach groups you can spot by job and city. It adds to fieldwork and your local network, it does not replace them.
How do you get listings from LinkedIn?
Target situations that come before a sale: leaving the area, retirement, a change in assets. Keep up with referrers and post once a week.
How many invitations should I send per day?
Start at 5 per working day, then move up to about twenty if your acceptance rate holds. Reports put the limit near 100 per week.
Can I prospect private individuals on LinkedIn?
Yes, within GDPR. Introduce yourself clearly, write only to people your message can help, and remove anyone who asks to stop.
LinkedIn prospecting for all your clients, in one place.
The Team plan puts your team's LinkedIn accounts on a single invoice, with one campaign and one set of tracking per client.
In short
An agency that prospects on LinkedIn for its clients needs three things: one campaign per client, simple numbers to show, and a tool the team picks up fast. With Sales Farmer, every LinkedIn account that prospects gets its own Team seat, all on one invoice, and every campaign shows its acceptance rate and reply rate.
How do you manage LinkedIn prospecting for several clients?
Create one campaign per client, with its own target, sequence and tracking. Sales Farmer keeps each campaign's results separate and bills on one invoice. Each LinkedIn account has its own limits. The Growth plan runs up to 3 LinkedIn accounts in parallel.
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Use cases
Built for handling multiple clients.
Every client gets its own campaign
Each client keeps its own targeting, messages and tracking. The lists of people never mix.
Prove ROI without spending hours on it
Acceptance and reply rates are tracked campaign by campaign, enough to feed client reporting without rebuilding a spreadsheet.
Onboard a client in minutes
No heavy technical setup: choose the client's prospects, write the sequence, launch.
How it works
Three steps, that's it.
1Step 1
Add your team
One seat per LinkedIn account that prospects, on a single invoice.
2Step 2
Launch one campaign per client
Each campaign keeps its own targeting and its own messages. In Manual mode, you can also duplicate a sequence that worked.
3Step 3
Track and report
Each campaign shows its funnel: invitations accepted, replies and meetings, ready for the client meeting.
How an agency organizes prospecting for its clients
Need
In Sales Farmer
Keep clients separate
One campaign per client, with its own targeting and messages
Your reps don't need one more piece of software to learn. They need their invitations and follow-ups to go out without having to think about it.
In short
A sales team gets more out of a shared LinkedIn prospecting tool when each rep keeps their own account and their own messages. Sales Farmer is sold by the seat and takes one morning to learn: each rep prepares their campaign, step by step, and launches. It never follows up with a prospect who has already replied.
How do you start LinkedIn prospecting for a sales team?
Add your reps by email: each connects their LinkedIn account and follows their campaigns. Learning the tool takes a morning. The Team plan costs $19 per seat per month, on one invoice. Each rep approves their own people before anything is sent.
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Use cases
Built for prospecting as a team.
Everyone keeps their own account
Each rep prospects from their own LinkedIn profile, with their own messages and replies.
What works gets shared
The sequence that gets replies can be duplicated from one campaign to the next.
A predictable cost
$19 per seat per month, one invoice, and seats you can reassign.
How it works
Three steps, that's it.
1Step 1
Buy your seats
From the Team workspace, in a few clicks.
2Step 2
Invite your reps
By email. Each rep connects their LinkedIn account with the extension.
3Step 3
Track the campaigns
Each rep sees their acceptance and reply rates, campaign by campaign.
First reply in 30 days, or your money backOn conditions, your first payment is refunded.
Price locked for lifeSubscribe before December 31, 2026.
How much does Sales Farmer cost?
Starter costs $15 a month for manual LinkedIn campaigns, and Growth costs $39 a month for automatic campaigns, email and unlimited watched profiles. Team costs $19 per seat per month, and the 14-day trial asks for no credit card at all.
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The comparison
Why pay more to do the same?
Common LinkedIn tools often cost $50 to $150 a month. AI prospecting tools cost $49 to $167. Sales Farmer: $15 a month.
Sales Farmer compared with the usual LinkedIn tools
How does the “first reply in 30 days” guarantee work?
If nobody replied 30 days after your first payment, we refund it. Condition: a campaign launched and 100 invitations sent. Email [email protected].
What does “price locked for life” mean?
For any subscription started before December 31, 2026, your price stays the same while the subscription is active. After a cancellation, the current price applies.
What happens when the trial ends?
Your campaigns pause. You pick a plan to resume them. Nothing is charged without your consent, since the trial asks for no card.
Can I switch plans along the way?
Yes, between Starter, Growth and Team, from the app, with no commitment. Yearly works out to $12.42 a month, 17% less.
Do prices include tax?
No. Prices are in US dollars, excluding tax. Tax for your country is added.
LinkedIn does not publish official numbers. These benchmarks are what the app shows its users, observed on real accounts. They vary with the age and activity of the account.
How many LinkedIn invitations can you send per week?
LinkedIn publishes no weekly cap. Tool vendors talk about 80 to 100 invitations a week on a free account, more on a paid one, with no official proof. Sales Farmer caps at 80 a week by default. These figures are careful benchmarks, not guarantees.
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Usage benchmarks by LinkedIn account type, 2026
Free
Premium
Sales Navigator
Invitations per week
About 120, 100 recommended
About 120, 100 recommended
150 to 250
Invitations per day
About 20
About 20
30 to 50
Messages per week
About 100
About 150
About 150
Profiles viewed per day
About 80
100 to 150
Up to 1,000
Connections
30,000 maximum
What triggers a restriction
LinkedIn watches three things.
Volume in a short window
A hundred invitations in one hour stand out far more than a hundred spread over a week.
Ignored invitations
A pile of pending invitations, or invitations marked as unwanted, weighs heavily. LinkedIn reads it as poor targeting, whatever your volume.
Rhythm
Actions at perfectly regular intervals look like a bot. Varied delays look like a person.
Setting up Sales Farmer
The settings we recommend.
New or barely active account20 invitations a day for the first two weeks, then 40.
Established account40 invitations and 50 messages a day, on weekdays.
Delay between tasks2 minutes. Going shorter gains you very little.
Pending invitationsWithdraw any older than three weeks.
Sources and method: our article "LinkedIn limits 2026: automate without the risk" and LinkedIn Help on invitation restrictions.
Do you talk about prospecting, LinkedIn or tools for freelancers? Recommend Sales Farmer. You earn 30% of every payment your referrals make, for as long as they stay subscribed.
Formula: referrals × $15 × 30%. Before tax. An estimate, not a promise of income.
How does the affiliate program work?
You recommend Sales Farmer with your personal link. You earn a 30% lifetime commission on every payment from your referrals, as long as they stay subscribed. Clicks and commissions are tracked in a dedicated dashboard, with no paperwork. Signing up takes three steps.
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How it works
Three steps, no paperwork.
1
Sign up
The form takes two minutes. You get your personal link.
2
Share your link
In an article, a video, a newsletter or a LinkedIn post.
3
Earn 30%
On every payment your referrals make, for life. Paid monthly, no minimum payout.
Who it's for
People who already have an audience.
Content creatorsCovering sales, LinkedIn, freelancing or no-code tools.
Consultants and trainersWho recommend tools to their clients and students.
AgenciesThat set up tools for their clients and want extra recurring revenue.
When do I get paid?
Every month, for the payments collected the month before.
Is there a minimum payout?
No. You get paid from your first referral.
How much do I earn per referral?
30% of what they pay: $4.50 a month on the Starter plan, for as long as they stay subscribed.
The simplest way to succeed. Use the tool before you recommend it. An honest demo beats a feature list.
Technology should be within everyone's reach. Software keeps a business running, and it's unfair that it stays out of reach for most people. Sales Farmer exists so you can keep doing what you love and keep offering your services to your community without going broke.
Sales Farmer started from one idea: a LinkedIn prospecting tool should cost what a tool costs, not what a hire costs. It is built for solopreneurs, independents, agencies and small teams. It takes you from describing your business to the reply, and you keep control.
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Where the name comes from
Prospecting is farming.
You prepare the soil, sow, let it grow, then gather what took. Nobody expects a harvest the day after planting. LinkedIn prospecting runs on the same calendar: a campaign needs a few days for its first replies and a few weeks to show what it can do.
A farmer plows better with the right tools. So does a freelancer. We built ours like a farm tool: sturdy, simple, and sold at the price of a tool.
Our principles
Simple. Affordable. Built for you.
An automation that leaves you in control
You describe your business, the AI finds who to contact, writes the messages and follows up, then stops as soon as someone replies. You approve the replies. This is Automatic mode: it is on the Growth plan, and open during the trial. Starter keeps manual campaigns. Growth also adds email, enrichment and several accounts, for those who need them.
A clear price
Starter costs $15 a month, with no credits and no add-ons. Growth costs $39 a month, with 300 enrichment credits renewed every month.
Your account comes before our numbers
Cautious settings by default, and no promise of zero risk. A restricted account does nobody any good.
What we refuse to do
Three things you won't see here.
Made-up numbers
We do not show any figure as a customer result. The benchmarks on the blog cite their sources.
Twenty-step workflows
If you need them, other tools do that very well. We're not chasing them.
Bot-run support
A real person answers, by email or chat, and helps you set up your first campaign.
A real person will reply, usually within 24 hours. You can also email us directly at [email protected].
How do you contact the Sales Farmer team?
Write to us with the form on this page, or by email at [email protected]. A real person replies, usually within 24 hours. For a usage question, the in-app chat and [email protected] are also open. Give your account email to go faster.
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What does Sales Farmer actually do?
Sales Farmer automates LinkedIn prospecting from a Chrome extension, and you keep control of every send. You describe your business, approve the people it suggests, then it sends messages and follow-ups until a reply lands in an inbox with drafts.
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Launch a campaign in three steps.
Automatic with Growth, Manual from Starter.
1
Step 1
Describe your business
Paste your website address or write one sentence.
2
Step 2
Choose what you watch
Tick where to look: watched profiles, reactions to your posts, job changes.
3
Step 3
Check, then launch
Each person comes with a message. Nothing goes out before you click Launch.
Among my competitors
My posts
Job changes and fundraisings
Messages that mention what the person did.
Each opener rests on a real fact. Each follow-up takes a different angle.
A human tone, checked before every send.
Daily caps you can see, in your own browser.
The AI suggests, you approve.
Paul MartinMatchesCommented on a competitor's post
Message sent once the invitation is acceptedThanks for connecting, Paul. I saw your comment on prospecting, glad to follow your work.Written by the AI for this person
Every reply, in one inbox.
The AI drafts, you read and send. Automatic replies are an option on Growth, off by default.
Interesting, can we talk?
Happy to. Thursday at 10?Written by the AI
Send
Follow each campaign up to the meeting.
Each person moves from one stage to the next, and you see where they stop. A booking link and reminders handle meetings.
Funnel
Invited
Accepted
Replied
Meetings
With Growth, email and your tools.
Add email after LinkedIn and plug in your tools.
HubSpot, Pipedrive and Slack integrations.
Email from your own mailboxes.
A/B tests on your messages.
LinkedIn InvitationLinkedIn
Follow-upEmail
RepliesHubSpot
FAQ
Common questions
What is the difference between Automatic and Manual?
Automatic: the AI suggests, you approve, then everything goes out on its own, and the invitation goes out without a note. It is in Growth and open during the trial. Manual: you write the sequence yourself, from Starter.
What is reserved for the Growth plan?
Automatic campaigns and replies, email, integrations, enrichment, A/B tests, the MCP server and unlimited watched profiles. The rest is in Starter.
Are automatic replies mandatory?
No. They are off by default. You switch them on after reading their limits. The AI hands over on a refusal or a price question.
Do I need to keep Chrome open?
Yes. Sends go through the Chrome extension, with your LinkedIn account signed in. Nothing goes out while the browser is closed.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
LinkedIn bans automation in its terms, and no tool removes that risk. Sales Farmer sends within visible caps and stops after a refusal.
Limits and risks
LinkedIn bans automation tools in its terms: an account can be restricted whichever tool you use.
The AI can be wrong about your target or about a person: that is why you approve before anything is sent.
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Claire DuboisJob changeBurning
Thomas RenaudFunding roundBurning
Inès MarchandHiringHot
What is a watched profile?
A watched profile is a LinkedIn person or page that Sales Farmer observes for you: a post, a reaction, a hire, a fundraise, a job change. Each person gets a level, from hot to lukewarm, and the reason to write: 10 profiles on Starter, no limit on Growth.
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How it works.
1
Step 1
Choose profiles
Paste LinkedIn links, or take a campaign's prospects.
2
Step 2
Sales Farmer watches them
The Chrome extension visits each profile about every 6 hours.
3
Step 3
You write at the right time
The “To contact today” list tells you who to start with.
A first message that mentions the reason.
One click on “Write” prepares a first message that mentions the reason. You edit it before sending.
Claire DuboisJob changeWrite
Message sent once the invitation is acceptedThanks for connecting, Claire. Congratulations on your new job.Written by the AI for this person
FAQ
Common questions
How does Sales Farmer spot signals?
The Chrome extension visits watched profiles about every 6 hours, with your LinkedIn session. Chrome must stay open.
Does the watched person see it?
They may see your visit under “Who viewed your profile”, as if you had visited their page yourself.
How many profiles can I watch?
10 on the Starter plan. Growth has no limit and adds automatic rules.
Can I edit the suggested message?
Yes. The message stays editable, with a preview of what the person will read.
Limits and risks
Company page posts are not read yet: only people's profiles are.
Waalaxy and Sales Farmer both automate LinkedIn, and both add email on a higher plan. At Waalaxy, that is the Business plan, with cold email, listed at €69 per user per month with annual billing. At Sales Farmer, it is the Growth plan, at $39 a month, with emails sent from your own mailboxes. For LinkedIn alone, Sales Farmer Starter costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year. Waalaxy's Pro plan is listed at €19 per user per month with annual billing, for 300 invitations a month.
Waalaxy and Sales Farmer both automate invitations, messages and follow-ups on LinkedIn. They differ on price, included volume and the channels they cover.
Waalaxy lists three plans on its pricing page. The entry plan, Pro, costs €19 per user per month with annual billing, for 300 LinkedIn invitations a month.
Pro: €19 per user per month, 300 invitations a month, unlimited campaigns and CRM sync.
Advanced: €49 per user per month, 800 invitations a month, API access and Make, Zapier and n8n modules.
Business: €69 per user per month, adding cold email sequences and 500 email finder credits a month.
These are the prices shown by default, with annual billing. The page also offers monthly and quarterly billing, with a stated discount of 50% for annual and 20% for quarterly. We did not record the prices for those two other periods. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial (source: Waalaxy pricing page).
On the Sales Farmer side, the Starter plan costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month. The Growth plan, which adds email from your own mailboxes, costs $39 a month. Details are on the Sales Farmer pricing page.
Side by side
What are the differences between Waalaxy and Sales Farmer?
The table puts the entry plans side by side: Waalaxy Pro and Sales Farmer Starter. Every row comes from information published on each vendor's pricing page.
Waalaxy Pro and Sales Farmer Starter: prices and features
Waalaxy (Pro plan)
Sales Farmer (Starter plan)
Price with annual billing
€19 per user per month
$149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month
Price with monthly billing
Not recorded: the page shows the annual price by default
$15 a month, no commitment
LinkedIn invitations
300 a month. 800 on the Advanced and Business plans
No monthly quota set by Sales Farmer: you set a daily cap. LinkedIn's own limits apply to both tools
Campaigns
Unlimited
Unlimited
Prospect sources
LinkedIn, Sales Navigator and Recruiter Lite, CSV import and export
LinkedIn and Sales Navigator, with a filter for profiles active in the last 30 days
Buying signals
We did not find any on its pricing page
Watched profiles, 10 profiles: funding, hiring, new post, job change
Cold email
On the Business plan, at €69 per user per month
On the Growth plan, at $39 a month: email steps in the same sequence as LinkedIn, sent from your own mailboxes (up to 3)
Integrations
CRM sync with more than 2,000 tools, according to its pricing page
CSV export of the prospect list. On Growth, webhooks to Zapier, Make, n8n or your CRM
Try for 14 days
14 days
14 days, no credit card
Guarantee
We did not find one on its pricing page
First reply within 30 days, or your first payment back (at least one campaign and 100 invitations sent)
Billing
Monthly, quarterly or annual
Monthly with no commitment, or annual. Your rate stays the same while the plan is active, for sign-ups before 12/31/2026
Sources: Waalaxy pricing page and Sales Farmer pricing page. Public pricing checked on October 3, 2026. Waalaxy prices are quoted as displayed, in euros with annual billing; its page does not say whether they exclude tax. Sales Farmer prices are in US dollars, excluding tax.
The right pick
Waalaxy or Sales Farmer: which one should you choose?
Both tools can combine LinkedIn and email on a higher plan. The choice comes down to price, email-finding credits and how prospects reach your CRM.
Waalaxy is a very good fit if…
You want more email-finding creditsThe Business plan combines LinkedIn and cold email, with 500 email-finding credits a month. Sales Farmer Growth includes 300, shared between emails and mobile numbers.
Your prospects need to land in your CRMIts pricing page lists a sync with more than 2,000 tools, from the Pro plan up. In Sales Farmer, the prospect list exports to CSV, and the Growth plan sends accepted invitations, replies and new prospects to Zapier, Make, n8n or your CRM by webhook.
Your team already uses itAccording to its pricing page, more than 200,000 salespeople, founders and teams trust it. A trained team saves time, and any tool change takes some getting used to.
Sales Farmer is a fit if…
LinkedIn first, email when you need itThe Starter plan costs $15 a month, for LinkedIn alone. The Growth plan, at $39, adds email steps to your sequences, sent from your own mailboxes.
You want to know who to contact todayWith watched profiles, Sales Farmer tracks 10 profiles and flags funding, hiring, a new post or a job change. The suggested message mentions the signal.
You want to limit the cost of tryingIf nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back. The condition: you ran a campaign and sent at least 100 invitations.
Good to know. LinkedIn limits invitations itself, whatever the tool: around 100 to 120 a week on a free account, according to our LinkedIn limits benchmarks. That cap applies with Sales Farmer as much as with Waalaxy. One more limit on the Sales Farmer side: the extension runs in Chrome, so a campaign waits for the next time slot while the computer is off.
Switching tools
How do you move from Waalaxy to Sales Farmer?
1Step 1
Export your prospects
Waalaxy exports your lists to CSV. Remove the people who already replied, so you don't follow up with someone you spoke to last week.
2Step 2
Import and copy your messages
Import the CSV into a campaign, or rerun your original LinkedIn search with the filter for profiles active in the last 30 days. Copy your messages into a sequence, with the {{role}} (job title) or {{city}} (city) variables and fallback text for empty fields.
3Step 3
Pause the old tool, then launch
Two tools on the same account add up their sends. Pause your Waalaxy campaigns, set your caps and time slots, then launch the campaign.
Go further
What other Waalaxy alternatives are there?
Sales Farmer is not the only option. Our article 5 Cheaper Waalaxy Alternatives (2026) covers five tools, Kanbox included, with their recorded prices.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Waalaxy and Sales Farmer
The Waalaxy pricing page lists €19 per user per month for the Pro plan, €49 for Advanced and €69 for Business, with annual billing. Every plan includes a 14-day free trial.
Is Sales Farmer cheaper than Waalaxy?
With annual billing, Sales Farmer Starter works out to $12.42 a month, against €19 per user per month for Waalaxy Pro. Sales Farmer is also available at $15 a month with no commitment. For email, compare Waalaxy Business, at €69 per user per month billed annually, with Sales Farmer Growth, at $39 a month.
Does Sales Farmer do cold email like Waalaxy Business?
Yes, on the Growth plan, at $39 a month. A sequence can mix LinkedIn steps and emails sent from your own mailboxes: up to three, with Gmail, Outlook, OVH or another provider. Each mailbox sends 30 emails a day by default, 100 at most, and the sequence stops as soon as the prospect replies. The Starter plan stays on LinkedIn. For large email volumes, a dedicated email tool remains a better fit.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
No tool can promise zero risk, Sales Farmer included. The extension uses your own session in Chrome, and you set the daily caps, the time slots and the delay between two tasks. Targeting matters as much as volume: lots of ignored invitations weigh more than a steady pace.
Can I try Sales Farmer before leaving Waalaxy?
Yes. The trial lasts 14 days, with no credit card. Run a small campaign on a separate list, then compare acceptance and reply rates. While both tools run on the same account, keep an eye on their combined invitations.
Compare on a real campaign.
14-day trial, no credit card. After that, if nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back, under the conditions on the pricing page.
Prices quoted come from the official Waalaxy and Sales Farmer pricing pages; they may have changed since. Waalaxy is a trademark of its owner, named only to identify the product compared. Sales Farmer is not affiliated with Waalaxy.
Kanbox is a very good fit if you track conversations in a kanban pipeline and want automation that runs in the cloud, with your computer off. Its Starter plan is listed at €15 a month with annual billing and €25 with monthly billing, for 300 imports a month and one campaign at a time. Sales Farmer costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, with no monthly import quota.
Kanbox and Sales Farmer automate LinkedIn prospecting at similar entry prices. They differ on included volume, how you track conversations and where the automation runs.
Kanbox lists four plans on its pricing page. The entry plan, Starter, costs €15 a month with annual billing and €25 with monthly billing.
Starter: €15 a month billed annually, €25 billed monthly. 300 prospect imports a month, one campaign at a time, email finder, LinkedIn inbox with labels and filters.
Essential: €30 per LinkedIn account per month billed annually, €45 billed monthly. 600 imports a month, three simultaneous campaigns.
Pro: €50 per LinkedIn account per month billed annually, €80 billed monthly. 75,000 imports a month, five simultaneous campaigns, unlimited AI prompts.
Agency 10: €279 a month billed annually, €399 billed monthly, for 5 to 10 LinkedIn accounts.
Every plan runs in the cloud and includes a 15-day free trial, no credit card. The page states up to 40% off with annual billing and 15% with quarterly billing. Email finder credit packs come on top, from €15 (source: Kanbox pricing page).
On the Sales Farmer side, the Starter plan costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month. The Growth plan, which adds email from your own mailboxes, costs $39 a month. Details are on the Sales Farmer pricing page.
Side by side
What are the differences between Kanbox and Sales Farmer?
The table puts the two Starter plans side by side. Every row comes from information published on each vendor's pricing page.
Kanbox Starter and Sales Farmer Starter: prices and features
Kanbox (Starter plan)
Sales Farmer (Starter plan)
Price with annual billing
€15 a month
$149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month
Price with monthly billing
€25 a month
$15 a month, no commitment
Prospect imports
300 a month
Unlimited extraction from LinkedIn and Sales Navigator, at the pace you set
Simultaneous campaigns
One
Unlimited
How it runs
In the cloud, computer off
Chrome extension: computer on and Chrome open
Conversation tracking
Kanban pipelines, LinkedIn inbox with labels and filters
Each prospect's stage, acceptance and reply rates per campaign
Email finder
Included, with 30 trial credits, then credit packs
Not included in the Starter plan. The Growth plan ($39 a month) includes 300 credits a month, for email and mobile
Email sending
We did not find it on its pricing page
On the Growth plan: email steps in your sequences, sent from your own mailboxes (up to 3)
Buying signals
We did not find funding or hiring signals on its pricing page
Watched profiles, 10 profiles: funding, hiring, new post, job change
Try for 14 days
15 days, no credit card
14 days, no credit card
Refunds
Monthly and annual plans are non-refundable, according to the FAQ on its pricing page
First payment refunded if nobody replies within 30 days (at least one campaign and 100 invitations sent)
Commitment
No commitment on monthly billing
No commitment on monthly billing. Your rate stays the same while the plan is active, for sign-ups before 12/31/2026
Sources: Kanbox pricing page and Sales Farmer pricing page. Public pricing checked on October 3, 2026. Kanbox prices are quoted as displayed, in euros; its page does not say whether they exclude tax. Sales Farmer prices are in US dollars, excluding tax.
The right pick
Kanbox or Sales Farmer: which one should you choose?
It depends on what matters most to you: managing your conversations in one place, or reaching more people each month.
Kanbox is a very good fit if…
You track deals in columnsThe kanban pipeline and the LinkedIn inbox, with labels and filters, are at the heart of Kanbox. Sales Farmer tracks campaign stages, with no sales board.
Your computer doesn't stay onKanbox runs in the cloud. Sales Farmer runs through Chrome: with the computer off, the campaign waits for the next time slot.
You also need email addressesEmail finding is part of the Kanbox Starter plan, with credit packs on top. The Sales Farmer Starter plan does not include it: that takes the Growth plan, at $39 a month.
Sales Farmer is a fit if…
You reach more than 300 people a monthSales Farmer sets no import quota and no limit on the number of campaigns. LinkedIn's own limits stay the same (see our benchmarks).
You want to know who to contact todayWith watched profiles, Sales Farmer tracks 10 profiles and flags funding, hiring, a new post or a job change. The suggested message mentions the signal.
You want a refund guaranteeIf nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back. The condition: you ran a campaign and sent at least 100 invitations.
Good to know. The Kanbox Essential plan goes up to 600 imports a month and three simultaneous campaigns, for €30 per LinkedIn account per month billed annually (€45 billed monthly). If the single Starter campaign is your only constraint, compare with that plan too. Kanbox also gives you one more trial day than Sales Farmer.
Switching tools
How do you move from Kanbox to Sales Farmer?
1Step 1
Export your prospects
Kanbox exports your lists to CSV. Keep a separate note of prospects already in conversation in your pipeline, and follow those up by hand.
2Step 2
Import and copy your messages
Import the CSV into a campaign, or rerun your original LinkedIn search with the filter for profiles active in the last 30 days. Copy your messages into a sequence, with the {{role}} (job title) or {{city}} (city) variables and fallback text for empty fields.
3Step 3
Pause the old tool, then launch
Two tools on the same account add up their sends. Pause the Kanbox campaign, set your caps and time slots, then launch.
Kanbox Starter is listed at €15 a month with annual billing and €25 with monthly billing. The Essential plan costs €30 per LinkedIn account per month billed annually, the Pro plan €50. Every plan includes a 15-day free trial, no credit card.
Kanbox or Sales Farmer, which costs less?
With annual billing, Sales Farmer Starter works out to $12.42 a month, against €15 for Kanbox Starter. With monthly billing, it is $15 against €25. Volumes differ too: 300 imports a month and one campaign on Kanbox Starter, no import quota on Sales Farmer.
Does Sales Farmer have a kanban pipeline?
No. Sales Farmer shows each prospect's stage (invited, accepted, message sent, replied) and the rates per campaign. If you manage sales in columns, Kanbox meets that need better, or keep your CRM alongside.
Does my computer need to stay on?
With Sales Farmer, yes: tasks go out when Chrome is open and logged in to LinkedIn. With the computer off, the campaign resumes at the next time slot. Kanbox runs in the cloud and has no such constraint.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
No tool can promise zero risk, Sales Farmer included. The extension uses your own session in Chrome, and you set the daily caps, the time slots and the delay between two tasks. Targeting matters as much as volume: lots of ignored invitations weigh more than a steady pace.
Test it on a real campaign.
14-day trial, no credit card. After that, if nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back, under the conditions on the pricing page.
Prices quoted come from the official Kanbox and Sales Farmer pricing pages; they may have changed since. Kanbox is a trademark of its owner, named only to identify the product compared. Sales Farmer is not affiliated with Kanbox.
lemlist is a very good fit if you prospect across several channels: its Multichannel plan combines email, LinkedIn, SMS and calls, with a database of more than 650 million contacts. It is listed at $87 per user per month with annual billing. Sales Farmer Starter covers LinkedIn alone, at $15 a month with no commitment or $149 a year. The Growth plan, at $39 a month, adds email from your own mailboxes.
lemlist and Sales Farmer don't have the same scope. lemlist is a multichannel prospecting platform. Sales Farmer starts from LinkedIn, which both tools automate, and adds email on its Growth plan.
With annual billing, the lemlist Email plan starts at $55 a month and the Multichannel plan, which includes LinkedIn, at $87 per user per month.
Email: $55 a month billed annually, $69 billed monthly. Unlimited users, 50,000 emails a month, a database of more than 650 million contacts. LinkedIn automation is part of the Multichannel plan.
Multichannel: $87 per user per month billed annually, $109 billed monthly. Unlimited emails and messages, 5 senders per user, LinkedIn, SMS, built-in calling, WhatsApp as an add-on.
Enterprise: custom pricing.
Add-ons: buying intent signals at $21 a month billed annually ($29 monthly), for 100 signals a month. Data enrichment at $16 a month billed annually ($20 monthly), for 2,000 credits.
The free trial lasts 14 days, with no credit card, the Multichannel features (except in-app calls) and 200 credits. The page states 20% off for annual billing and 10% for quarterly (source: lemlist pricing page).
On the Sales Farmer side, the Starter plan costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month. The Growth plan, which adds email from your own mailboxes, costs $39 a month. Details are on the Sales Farmer pricing page.
Side by side
What are the differences between lemlist and Sales Farmer?
The table compares lemlist Multichannel, the lowest-priced lemlist plan that automates LinkedIn, with Sales Farmer Starter. Every row comes from information published on each vendor's pricing page.
lemlist Multichannel and Sales Farmer Starter: prices and features
lemlist (Multichannel plan)
Sales Farmer (Starter plan)
Price with annual billing
$87 per user per month
$149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month
Price with monthly billing
$109 per user per month
$15 a month, no commitment
Channels
Email, LinkedIn, SMS, calls. WhatsApp as an add-on
LinkedIn. Email comes with the Growth plan ($39 a month), from your own mailboxes. No SMS or calls
Volume
Unlimited emails and messages, 5 senders per user
Unlimited extraction, unlimited campaigns. You set the invitation pace per day. On Growth, 30 emails a day per mailbox by default (100 at most), across up to 3 mailboxes
Contact database
More than 650 million contacts, email and phone finder
None: your prospects come from your LinkedIn and Sales Navigator searches
Buying signals
Add-on, $21 a month billed annually for 100 signals. Job change, hiring, funding or website visit, among others
Watched profiles included for 10 profiles: funding, hiring, new post, job change
Personalization
lemAgent AI agents for signals, enrichment and writing
{{role}} (job title) and {{city}} (city) variables with fallback text, message templates by trade
Try for 14 days
14 days, no credit card, with 200 credits
14 days, no credit card
Guarantee
We did not find one on its pricing page
First reply within 30 days, or your first payment back (at least one campaign and 100 invitations sent)
Billing
Monthly, quarterly or annual
Monthly with no commitment, or annual. Your rate stays the same while the plan is active, for sign-ups before 12/31/2026
Sources: lemlist pricing page and Sales Farmer pricing page. Public pricing checked on October 3, 2026. lemlist prices are per user. Sales Farmer prices are in US dollars, excluding tax.
The right pick
lemlist or Sales Farmer: which one should you choose?
It depends on your channels. For LinkedIn and email, both tools work. For SMS, calls or WhatsApp, only lemlist offers them.
lemlist is a very good fit if…
You prospect across several channelsA single sequence can go through email, LinkedIn, a call and an SMS. Sales Farmer sticks to LinkedIn and, on Growth, email.
You start without a listThe database of more than 650 million contacts supplies emails and phone numbers. With Sales Farmer, you start from a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search.
You watch a whole marketlemlist signals cover many event types, in batches of 100 a month. Sales Farmer's watched profiles cover 10 profiles.
Sales Farmer is a fit if…
LinkedIn brings most of your meetingsThe Starter plan costs $15 a month and covers LinkedIn alone. You build your sequences of invitation, message and follow-up there, and the Growth plan adds email steps.
You follow a few key accountsThe watched profiles are included for 10 profiles. They flag the right moment and suggest a message that mentions the signal.
You work alone or in a small teamThe Team plan costs $19 per seat per month, on a single invoice.
Good to know. lemlist prices are per user, Sales Farmer prices are per account or per seat, so the amounts don't compare one to one. Above all, lemlist includes a contact database, which Sales Farmer does not have, and email sits at the core of the product. In Sales Farmer, email is a sequence step, reserved for the Growth plan. LinkedIn's own invitation limits apply whatever the tool (see our benchmarks).
Switching tools
How do you hand LinkedIn over to Sales Farmer?
1Step 1
Get your list back
Export your prospects from lemlist to CSV, or go back to the LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search you started from. Remove the people who already replied.
2Step 2
Copy your LinkedIn steps
Keep the invitation, the first message and the follow-ups in a sequence. Add the {{role}} (job title) or {{city}} (city) variables, with fallback text for empty fields.
3Step 3
Take LinkedIn out of your lemlist sequences
If you keep lemlist for email, remove its LinkedIn steps. Two tools on the same account add up their sends.
Go further
How do you spot the right moment to contact a prospect?
The lemlist pricing page lists the Email plan from $55 a month and the Multichannel plan at $87 per user per month, with annual billing. With monthly billing, it is $69 and $109. The free trial lasts 14 days, with no credit card.
Why don't lemlist and Sales Farmer cost the same?
The two tools don't cover the same scope. lemlist Multichannel includes unlimited email, SMS, calls and a contact database, for $87 per user per month billed annually. Sales Farmer costs $15 a month for LinkedIn alone, and $39 with email (Growth plan).
Can Sales Farmer replace lemlist?
If your prospecting runs through LinkedIn and email, the Growth plan covers both: emails go out from your own mailboxes, 30 a day per mailbox by default. Sales Farmer has no contact database, though: your prospects come from LinkedIn, and their addresses from the Growth enrichment credits. For SMS or calls, keep lemlist.
Do Sales Farmer signals cover as many cases as lemlist's?
No. Sales Farmer's watched profiles cover 10 profiles, included in Starter, and spot four events: funding, hiring, a new post, a job change. lemlist sells its signals as an add-on, in batches of 100 a month, across many event types. For a handful of key accounts, watched profiles can be enough; to watch a whole market, lemlist goes further.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
No tool can promise zero risk, Sales Farmer included. The extension uses your own session in Chrome, and you set the daily caps, the time slots and the delay between two tasks. Targeting matters as much as volume: lots of ignored invitations weigh more than a steady pace.
See if LinkedIn is enough for you.
14-day trial, no credit card. After that, if nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back, under the conditions on the pricing page.
Prices quoted come from the official lemlist and Sales Farmer pricing pages; they may have changed since. lemlist is a trademark of its owner, named only to identify the product compared. Sales Farmer is not affiliated with lemlist.
Dripify is a good fit if you want LinkedIn automation that runs on its servers, so that nothing depends on your browser being open. Its Basic plan is listed at $59 a month, or $39 a month billed annually, per user, with 1 drip campaign and daily quotas of 20 connection requests and 30 messages. Sales Farmer Starter costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, with unlimited campaigns.
Dripify and Sales Farmer both automate LinkedIn invitations and follow-ups. They differ on where the automation runs, on what each plan includes and on how the price is built.
With annual billing, Dripify starts at $39 a month per user on its Basic plan and goes up to $79 on Advanced.
Basic: $59 a month, or $39 a month billed annually, per user. 1 drip campaign, daily quotas of 20 connection requests and 30 messages, 100 email finder credits, analytics and built-in LinkedIn protection.
Pro: $79 a month, or $59 a month billed annually. Unlimited drip campaigns, daily quotas of 75+ connection requests and 100+ messages, a dedicated inbox, CSV export, Webhook and Zapier integration, HubSpot integration.
Advanced: $99 a month, or $79 a month billed annually. Multi-team management with roles, A/B testing, lead tagging, advanced LinkedIn protection and team analytics.
Enterprise: custom pricing.
The free trial lasts 7 days with no credit card. The page states up to 35% off with annual billing (source: Dripify pricing page).
On the Sales Farmer side, the Starter plan costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month. The Growth plan, which adds email from your own mailboxes, costs $39 a month. Details are on the Sales Farmer pricing page.
Side by side
What are the differences between Dripify and Sales Farmer?
The table compares Dripify Basic, its lowest-priced plan, with Sales Farmer Starter. Because Basic is limited to one campaign, the Pro plan is shown where it changes the comparison. Every row comes from information published on each vendor's pricing page.
Dripify Basic and Sales Farmer Starter: prices and features
Dripify (Basic plan)
Sales Farmer (Starter plan)
Price with annual billing
$39 per user per month
$149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month
Price with monthly billing
$59 per user per month
$15 a month, no commitment
Campaigns
1 drip campaign. Unlimited from the Pro plan ($59 a month billed annually, $79 monthly)
Unlimited campaigns
Daily volume
Basic quotas of 20 connection requests and 30 messages. Pro: 75+ and 100+
You set the invitation pace per day, within LinkedIn's own limits
Where it runs
In the cloud, on Dripify servers, with a local IP address
In your own Chrome browser, from your own LinkedIn session
Email
100 email finder credits included. We did not find email sequences on its pricing page
Email steps in the same sequence on the Growth plan ($39 a month), sent from your own mailboxes
Buying signals
We did not find them on its pricing page
Watched profiles included for 10 profiles: funding, hiring, new post, job change
Team
Multi-team management on Advanced ($79 a month per user billed annually)
Team plan at $19 per seat per month, on a single invoice
Try for 14 days
7 days, no credit card
14 days, no credit card
Guarantee
We did not find one on its pricing page
First reply within 30 days, or your first payment back (at least one campaign and 100 invitations sent)
Billing
Monthly or annual, up to 35% off annually
Monthly with no commitment, or annual. Your rate stays the same while the plan is active, for sign-ups before 12/31/2026
Sources: Dripify pricing page and Sales Farmer pricing page. Public pricing checked on October 5, 2026. Dripify prices are per user. Sales Farmer prices are in US dollars, excluding tax.
The right pick
What Dripify does better, and where Sales Farmer fits
Both tools automate LinkedIn. The right pick depends on how you work.
Dripify is a good fit if…
You want the automation in the cloudCampaigns run on Dripify servers, so your computer and your browser can be off. Sales Farmer sends from your own Chrome, which has to be open.
You want a dedicated IP and built-in protectionDripify advertises a local IP address and human behavior simulation. Sales Farmer relies on your own session and on the caps you set.
You manage several teamsThe Advanced plan adds multi-team management with roles, A/B testing and lead tagging.
Sales Farmer is a fit if…
You run several campaigns from the startUnlimited campaigns are included in Starter, at $15 a month. On Dripify they start with the Pro plan.
You follow a few key accountsThe watched profiles are included for 10 profiles. They flag the right moment and suggest a message that mentions the signal.
You want LinkedIn and email in one sequenceThe Growth plan, at $39 a month, adds email steps sent from your own mailboxes.
Good to know. Dripify prices are per user and Sales Farmer prices are per account or per seat, so the amounts don't compare one to one. The main trade-off is where the automation runs: Dripify in the cloud, Sales Farmer in your browser. LinkedIn's own invitation limits apply whatever the tool (see our benchmarks).
Switching tools
How do you hand your campaigns over to Sales Farmer?
1Step 1
Get your list back
Export your leads from Dripify to CSV, or go back to the LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search you started from. Remove the people who already replied.
2Step 2
Copy your sequence
Rebuild the invitation, the first message and the follow-ups in a sequence. Add the {{role}} (job title) or {{city}} (city) variables, with fallback text for empty fields.
3Step 3
Pause the old campaign
Stop the Dripify campaign before launching the new one. Two tools on the same account add up their sends.
Go further
How do you keep your account safe?
Caps, time slots and targeting matter on any tool. Our article LinkedIn Automation Limits covers what is safe to send.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Dripify and Sales Farmer
The Dripify pricing page lists Basic at $59 a month, Pro at $79 and Advanced at $99 per user, or $39, $59 and $79 a month with annual billing. The free trial lasts 7 days, with no credit card.
Is Sales Farmer cheaper than Dripify?
On the published prices, yes: Sales Farmer Starter is $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, against $59 a month ($39 billed annually) for Dripify Basic. The plans differ, though: Dripify runs in the cloud, and Basic is limited to one campaign.
Does Sales Farmer run in the cloud like Dripify?
No. Sales Farmer is a Chrome extension: actions leave from your own browser, with your own LinkedIn session, so Chrome has to be open. Dripify campaigns run on its servers.
Can Sales Farmer replace Dripify?
If you want LinkedIn sequences with unlimited campaigns and daily caps you control, yes. If a cloud setup with a dedicated IP is a must, or you need multi-team management, Dripify fits better.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
No tool can promise zero risk, Sales Farmer included. The extension uses your own session in Chrome, and you set the daily caps, the time slots and the delay between two tasks. Targeting matters as much as volume: lots of ignored invitations weigh more than a steady pace.
See if Sales Farmer fits your outreach.
14-day trial, no credit card. After that, if nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back, under the conditions on the pricing page.
Prices quoted come from the official Dripify and Sales Farmer pricing pages; they may have changed since. Dripify is a trademark of its owner, named only to identify the product compared. Sales Farmer is not affiliated with Dripify.
Expandi is a good fit if you want cloud-based LinkedIn automation with a dedicated country-based IP address and an automatic profile warm-up. Its Business plan is listed at $99 a month, or $79 a month billed annually. Sales Farmer Starter costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, and runs from your own Chrome browser.
Expandi and Sales Farmer both automate LinkedIn invitations and follow-ups. They differ on where the automation runs, on the account-safety setup and on price.
Expandi lists a single self-serve plan, Business, at $99 a month, or $79 a month with annual billing.
Business: $99 a month, or $79 a month billed annually. The page states 20% off for annual billing, described as two months free. Cloud-based software, a dedicated country-based IP address, profile auto warm-up, limit management, unlimited campaigns, multichannel outreach (connections, messages and email), unlimited templates, integration support, a blacklist, detailed analytics and a centralized dashboard.
Agency: custom pricing, from 10 seats. Roles and permissions, template sharing, client reports, a white-label option and a dedicated customer success manager.
On the Sales Farmer side, the Starter plan costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month. The Growth plan, which adds email from your own mailboxes, costs $39 a month. Details are on the Sales Farmer pricing page.
Side by side
What are the differences between Expandi and Sales Farmer?
The table compares Expandi Business, its self-serve plan, with Sales Farmer Starter. Every row comes from information published on each vendor's pricing page.
Expandi Business and Sales Farmer Starter: prices and features
Expandi (Business plan)
Sales Farmer (Starter plan)
Price with annual billing
$79 per month
$149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month
Price with monthly billing
$99 per month
$15 a month, no commitment
Where it runs
In the cloud, on Expandi servers
In your own Chrome browser, from your own LinkedIn session
Account safety
Dedicated country-based IP address, profile auto warm-up, limit management
Your own session. You set the daily caps, the time slots and the delay between two tasks
Campaigns
Unlimited campaigns, with campaign prioritization
Unlimited campaigns
Channels
LinkedIn connections and messages, plus email, as listed on its pricing page
LinkedIn. Email steps come with the Growth plan ($39 a month), from your own mailboxes
Buying signals
We did not find them on its pricing page
Watched profiles included for 10 profiles: funding, hiring, new post, job change
Agencies and teams
Agency plan from 10 seats, with white label and client reports
Team plan at $19 per seat per month, on a single invoice
Try for 14 days
7 days
14 days, no credit card
Guarantee
We did not find a refund guarantee on its pricing page
First reply within 30 days, or your first payment back (at least one campaign and 100 invitations sent)
Billing
Monthly or annual
Monthly with no commitment, or annual. Your rate stays the same while the plan is active, for sign-ups before 12/31/2026
Sources: Expandi pricing page and Sales Farmer pricing page. Public pricing checked on October 5, 2026. Expandi prices are per month for the Business plan. Sales Farmer prices are in US dollars, excluding tax.
The right pick
What Expandi does better, and where Sales Farmer fits
Both tools automate LinkedIn. The right pick depends on how you work.
Expandi is a good fit if…
You want the automation in the cloudCampaigns run on Expandi servers, so your computer and your browser can be off. Sales Farmer sends from your own Chrome, which has to be open.
You want a dedicated IP and a warm-upA country-based IP address and an automatic profile warm-up are part of the Business plan. Sales Farmer has neither.
You run an agency at scaleThe Agency plan covers roles, client reports and a white-label option, from 10 seats.
Sales Farmer is a fit if…
LinkedIn brings most of your meetingsStarter costs $15 a month and covers LinkedIn alone, with unlimited campaigns and the sequences you need.
You follow a few key accountsThe watched profiles are included for 10 profiles. They flag the right moment and suggest a message that mentions the signal.
You work alone or in a small teamThe Team plan costs $19 per seat per month, on a single invoice.
Good to know. Expandi advertises a dedicated IP address and a warm-up as part of its safety setup, and Sales Farmer has no equivalent: it works from your own browser session. No tool can promise zero risk, and LinkedIn's own invitation limits apply whatever the tool (see our benchmarks).
Switching tools
How do you hand your campaigns over to Sales Farmer?
1Step 1
Get your list back
Export your leads from Expandi, or go back to the LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search you started from. Remove the people who already replied.
2Step 2
Copy your sequence
Rebuild the invitation, the first message and the follow-ups in a sequence. Add the {{role}} (job title) or {{city}} (city) variables, with fallback text for empty fields.
3Step 3
Pause the old campaign
Stop the Expandi campaign before launching the new one. Two tools on the same account add up their sends.
Go further
How do you keep your account safe?
Caps, time slots and targeting matter on any tool. Our article LinkedIn Automation Limits covers what is safe to send.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Expandi and Sales Farmer
The Expandi pricing page lists the Business plan at $99 a month, or $79 a month with annual billing. The Agency plan is custom-priced, from 10 seats. The free trial lasts 7 days.
Is Sales Farmer cheaper than Expandi?
On the published prices, yes: Sales Farmer Starter is $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, against $99 a month ($79 billed annually) for Expandi Business. The tools differ, though: Expandi runs in the cloud with a dedicated IP address.
Does Sales Farmer run in the cloud like Expandi?
No. Sales Farmer is a Chrome extension: actions leave from your own browser, with your own LinkedIn session, so Chrome has to be open. Expandi runs on its servers.
Can Sales Farmer replace Expandi?
For LinkedIn sequences with daily caps you control, yes. If you need a cloud setup, a dedicated IP, a warm-up or white-label client reporting, Expandi fits better.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
No tool can promise zero risk, Sales Farmer included. The extension uses your own session in Chrome, and you set the daily caps, the time slots and the delay between two tasks. Targeting matters as much as volume: lots of ignored invitations weigh more than a steady pace.
See if Sales Farmer fits your outreach.
14-day trial, no credit card. After that, if nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back, under the conditions on the pricing page.
Prices quoted come from the official Expandi and Sales Farmer pricing pages; they may have changed since. Expandi is a trademark of its owner, named only to identify the product compared. Sales Farmer is not affiliated with Expandi.
Linked Helper alternative: how Sales Farmer compares.
In short
Linked Helper costs the same as Sales Farmer on a monthly basis: its Standard plan with local storage is listed at $15 a month per license, like Sales Farmer Starter ($15 a month). On a 12-month term, Linked Helper drops to $8.25 a month, below the $12.42 a month of Sales Farmer on annual billing. The difference is not the price: Linked Helper is desktop software, Sales Farmer is a Chrome extension with a daily overview, watched profiles and, on Growth, email.
Linked Helper and Sales Farmer both automate LinkedIn at a similar entry price. They differ on where the tool runs and on what surrounds the sequences.
Linked Helper Standard starts at $15 a month per license with local storage, and falls to $8.25 a month on a 12-month term.
Standard, local storage, 1 license: $15 a month on a 1-month term, $13.33 a month on 3 months ($40 in total), $10.05 a month on 6 months ($60.30), $8.25 a month on 12 months ($99). The page shows discounts of 11%, 33% and 45% by term, and volume discounts for several licenses.
Cloud storage: from $16.50 a month. The automation still runs in the desktop app; the workspace data is stored on Linked Helper servers instead of your device.
Pro: priced above Standard (we did not record the amount). It removes the 20-per-day caps on eleven advanced actions and adds CSV export of message history, webhooks and more data credits.
Standard includes AI-personalized messages, AI ICP detection, an AI commenter, unlimited campaigns and 620 data credits a month. The free trial lasts 14 days with no credit card (source: Linked Helper pricing page).
On the Sales Farmer side, the Starter plan costs $15 a month with no commitment, or $149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month. The Growth plan, which adds email from your own mailboxes, costs $39 a month. Details are on the Sales Farmer pricing page.
Side by side
What are the differences between Linked Helper and Sales Farmer?
The table compares Linked Helper Standard with local storage, its entry plan, with Sales Farmer Starter. Every row comes from information published on each vendor's pricing page.
Linked Helper Standard and Sales Farmer Starter: prices and features
Linked Helper (Standard plan)
Sales Farmer (Starter plan)
Price on a 12-month term
$8.25 per license per month ($99 for the term)
$149 a year, which works out to $12.42 a month
Price on a 1-month term
$15 per license per month
$15 a month, no commitment
Where it runs
Desktop software, on your own computer or a VPS. The computer has to be on and running the app
Chrome extension, in your own browser. Chrome has to be open
Daily overview
We did not find one on its pricing page
A "Today" home screen: replies to handle, actions planned for the next 7 days, today's sends against your daily limits
Buying signals
Not mentioned on its pricing page
Watched profiles included for 10 profiles: funding, hiring, new post, job change
Email
Email finder and data enrichment, with credits (620 a month on Standard)
Email steps in the same sequence on the Growth plan ($39 a month), sent from your own mailboxes
AI features
AI messages, ICP detection, AI commenter and reply assistant
Message templates by trade, {{role}} and {{city}} variables with fallback text, Find prospects
Campaigns
Unlimited campaigns. 20-per-day caps on eleven advanced actions on Standard
Unlimited campaigns
Try for 14 days
14 days, no credit card
14 days, no credit card
Guarantee
We did not find one on its pricing page
First reply within 30 days, or your first payment back (at least one campaign and 100 invitations sent)
Billing
1, 3, 6 or 12 months, with volume discounts
Monthly with no commitment, or annual. Your rate stays the same while the plan is active, for sign-ups before 12/31/2026
Sources: Linked Helper pricing page and Sales Farmer pricing page. Public pricing checked on October 5, 2026. Linked Helper prices are per license, with local storage, before local taxes. Sales Farmer prices are in US dollars, excluding tax.
The right pick
What Linked Helper does better, and where Sales Farmer fits
Both tools automate LinkedIn. The right pick depends on how you work.
Linked Helper is a good fit if…
You commit to a yearAt $8.25 a month on a 12-month term, it is cheaper than Sales Farmer Starter on annual billing.
You want a full desktop toolLinked Helper offers many data and enrichment features, and a Pro plan that lifts the caps on advanced actions.
You manage many accountsVolume discounts go up to 50% for large numbers of licenses.
Sales Farmer is a fit if…
You want to start the day on what mattersThe "Today" screen puts replies and the next planned actions in one place, and watched profiles rank who to contact today.
You prefer a browser extension to an appNothing to install beyond Chrome. Your campaigns, replies and numbers live on a web dashboard.
You want email in the same sequenceThe Growth plan, at $39 a month, adds email steps sent from your own mailboxes.
Good to know. On price alone, Linked Helper is as cheap as Sales Farmer or cheaper, especially on long terms, so don't choose between them on that. Both need your machine to be on while campaigns run. The difference is the format (a desktop app against a Chrome extension) and what Sales Farmer adds around the sequences. LinkedIn's own invitation limits apply whatever the tool (see our benchmarks).
Switching tools
How do you hand your campaigns over to Sales Farmer?
1Step 1
Get your list back
Export your leads and message history from Linked Helper, or go back to the LinkedIn or Sales Navigator search you started from. Remove the people who already replied.
2Step 2
Copy your sequence
Rebuild the invitation, the first message and the follow-ups in a sequence. Add the {{role}} (job title) or {{city}} (city) variables, with fallback text for empty fields.
3Step 3
Close the old app
Stop the Linked Helper campaigns before launching the new one. Two tools on the same account add up their sends.
Go further
How do you spot the right moment to contact a prospect?
The Linked Helper pricing page lists Standard with local storage at $15 a month per license on a 1-month term, $13.33 on 3 months, $10.05 on 6 months and $8.25 on 12 months. Cloud storage starts at $16.50 a month. The free trial lasts 14 days, with no credit card.
Is Sales Farmer cheaper than Linked Helper?
Not necessarily. At the monthly rate both cost $15 a month. On a 12-month term, Linked Helper Standard is $8.25 a month against $12.42 a month for Sales Farmer Starter on annual billing. Compare the format and the features rather than the price alone.
What is the difference between Linked Helper and Sales Farmer?
Linked Helper is desktop software, installed on your computer or a VPS. Sales Farmer is a Chrome extension with a web dashboard, a "Today" home screen, watched profiles for buying signals and, on the Growth plan, email steps.
Can Sales Farmer replace Linked Helper?
For LinkedIn sequences, yes. If you rely on its enrichment features, its Pro caps or volume discounts across many licenses, Linked Helper fits better.
Is my LinkedIn account at risk?
No tool can promise zero risk, Sales Farmer included. The extension uses your own session in Chrome, and you set the daily caps, the time slots and the delay between two tasks. Targeting matters as much as volume: lots of ignored invitations weigh more than a steady pace.
See if Sales Farmer fits your outreach.
14-day trial, no credit card. After that, if nobody replies within 30 days of your first payment, you get it back, under the conditions on the pricing page.
Prices quoted come from the official Linked Helper and Sales Farmer pricing pages; they may have changed since. Linked Helper is a trademark of its owner, named only to identify the product compared. Sales Farmer is not affiliated with Linked Helper.
Pick your trade and your prospect's situation. The tool suggests three connection notes under 200 characters, then a first message for once they accept. Everything runs in your browser: nothing is sent, nothing is stored.
How do you write a LinkedIn connection note?
Give one precise reason to write, sell nothing, and stay under 200 characters. A recent post, a new job or a hire is enough. The offer comes later, in the first message. The generator on this page offers three notes and a first message, without sending or saving anything.
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Three connection notes
No strict limit, keep it short.
Send them automatically to 100 targeted profiles with Sales Farmer
Keep the note that sounds like you, and Sales Farmer sends the invitation, then the first message, to every profile on your list, at the pace you set. 14-day trial, no credit card.
Say why you are writing to this particular person: a new role, a post, a hiring push. A generic compliment is spotted right away, and it lowers your acceptance rate.
No offer in the note
The note is there to get accepted. Your offer comes later, in the first message, and only if the conversation allows it.
Short and readable on mobile
Two sentences are enough. Most invitations are read on a phone, between two meetings. What does not fit on the screen does not get read.
How many characters can a LinkedIn connection note have?
200 characters on a free account, 300 with Premium or Sales Navigator. Every note from this tool fits in 200 characters, so it works on any account.
Should I always add a note to my invitation?
No. An invitation without a note is often accepted when the profile is well targeted. A note is worth it when you have a real reason to write, like a new role or a recent post. On a free account, LinkedIn also limits how many personalized notes you can send per month.
Is anything I type sent anywhere?
No. The generator runs entirely in your browser. The first name, company and topic never leave the page and are not stored.
How do I send these messages to many prospects?
Paste the note you like into Sales Farmer and replace the first name with the first name variable. The tool then sends the invitation and the first message to every profile on your list, with a daily cap you set.
3Step 3
The message is editable person by person.
In Sales Farmer, the invitation note and the next message can be edited for each person. The text shown is exactly what is sent.
An invitation note holds 200 characters at most. The notes from the generator on this page all fit within that limit.
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