HeyReach Pricing 2026: $79 per Sender, Agency and Unlimited Plans Explained

Short answer: HeyReach charges per LinkedIn account you connect, not per teammate. Growth costs $79 per sender a month on monthly billing, Agency costs $999 a month for 25 senders, and Unlimited costs $2,999 a month for up to 300 senders. Quarterly billing saves 10% and yearly billing 20%. Checked on HeyReach's pricing page, 30 October 2026.

The plan names hide a simple rule: below about a dozen LinkedIn accounts, pay per sender on Growth; above that, a bundle wins, and the per-sender price falls fast. The catch is that the bundles leave proxies to you, and HeyReach raised its bundle prices in mid-2026, so older guides quote numbers that no longer exist.

HeyReach pricing at a glance

Prices from HeyReach's pricing page, read on 30 October 2026, including the 50-sender Agency price published in the page's structured data. Each charge shown is the amount HeyReach bills for that billing period.

HeyReach does not charge for users, which is the part most buyers miss. Teammates, virtual assistants and clients can all log in for free; only connected LinkedIn accounts, which HeyReach calls senders or seats, cost money. That makes it cheaper than per-user sales tools for agencies where one account manager runs many client profiles.

What does each HeyReach plan include?

Every plan includes unlimited campaigns, all LinkedIn actions (connection requests, messages, profile views, follows), a unified inbox, native integrations with Instantly and Smartlead for email steps, an API with webhooks and an MCP server for AI agents. The plans differ in bundled senders, support and branding:

• Growth adds 100 one-time enrichment credits per sender for finding verified emails. HeyReach's FAQ says each sender on this plan gets a dedicated residential proxy.
• Agency includes 1,000 one-time enrichment credits, one whitelabel brand with your own domain, a done-for-you onboarding session and a dedicated Slack channel, but you bring your own proxies.
• Unlimited adds 3,000 enrichment credits, a done-for-you migration from another tool and priority support. Extra whitelabel brands for more clients cost $500 per add-on.

Enrichment credits are a one-time allocation rather than a monthly refill, so a team that finds emails for every new lead list should budget for top-ups from the first month.

How much does HeyReach cost per sender?

Here is what each team size pays per LinkedIn sender on the cheapest plan that fits:

Our arithmetic from the charges on HeyReach's pricing page: each period's charge divided by its months and by the number of senders.

The jumps between plans are steep, so the cheapest option changes several times as you grow. Agency's 25-sender bundle beats paying per sender from 13 accounts: 12 Growth senders cost $948 a month, 13 cost $1,027 (our arithmetic). The 50-sender bundle overtakes Growth at 18 senders, and Unlimited only makes sense past 50, since Agency tops out there.

Dupple data: at 50 senders on monthly billing, the Agency bundle works out to $27.98 a sender, 65% less than the per-sender Growth price, our arithmetic from HeyReach's pricing page on 30 October 2026.

Is quarterly or yearly billing worth it?

Yearly billing cuts a Growth sender from $948 a year on monthly billing (12 × $79, our arithmetic) to the $759 HeyReach bills upfront, a saving of $189 per sender. On Agency's 25-sender bundle, yearly billing saves $2,397 against 12 monthly payments (our arithmetic: $11,988 minus $9,591).

The trade-off is commitment, and it matters more here than in most software categories. LinkedIn outreach programs often change shape within a quarter: clients churn, accounts get restricted, a channel underperforms. Quarterly billing keeps half the yearly saving with a much shorter lock-in, which suits agencies whose sender count moves with their client list.

Which HeyReach plan should you pick?

Solo founders and small sales teams should stay on Growth. Paying per sender keeps the bill tied to the accounts you actually use, the residential proxy is handled for you, and the 14-day trial lets you check reply rates before you commit any money. A five-person SDR team pays the same per-sender price as a single founder, so there is no penalty for starting small.

Agencies are the audience for the bundles. Once you manage a dozen or more client profiles, the 25-sender Agency bundle cuts your per-account cost roughly in half and adds whitelabel branding that lets clients log in to a portal with your name on it. The hidden work is proxy management: you need a provider and someone who keeps each account's IP stable. Unlimited is for agencies past 50 senders that would otherwise need two separate bundles; under that, it costs more than twice the 50-sender Agency price for capacity you will not use. If you are weighing seat-based against bundle pricing more generally, our explainer on per-seat vs flat pricing walks through the trade-off.

Has HeyReach raised its prices?

Yes. Archived copies of HeyReach's own pricing page show the bundles were restructured between May and July 2026:

Sources: web.archive.org snapshot of 20 May 2026 and snapshot of 11 July 2026, both of HeyReach's pricing page.

An agency with 50 senders now pays $400 more a month for the same account count, a 40% increase on monthly billing (our arithmetic). Growth users were untouched, apart from the smaller prepay discounts. Any guide still quoting $999 for 50 senders or $1,999 for Unlimited predates the change.

The costs that surprise HeyReach buyers

• Proxies on the bundles. Agency and Unlimited require your own proxies; HeyReach says it can arrange a custom solution on a call, but publishes no price for it.
• Enrichment credits run out. The 100 credits per Growth sender and the bundle allocations are one-time, not monthly.
• Bundle gaps. At 26 senders you pay for the 50-sender bundle, and at 51 you need Unlimited.
• Extra brands. On Unlimited, every whitelabel brand beyond the first costs $500 as an add-on.
• Your LinkedIn subscription is separate. HeyReach automates accounts you already have; any LinkedIn Premium or Sales Navigator seat is billed by LinkedIn. Our guide on getting LinkedIn Premium for free covers the trial routes.

Does LinkedIn allow tools like HeyReach?

Not by LinkedIn's own rules. LinkedIn's User Agreement says members must not use bots or other unauthorized automated methods to access the service, add contacts or send messages. HeyReach states on its site that it is not associated with or endorsed by LinkedIn.

In practice that means the risk sits with the account owner, not the vendor. HeyReach says it keeps each sender within daily limits and safe usage levels, but no plan removes the possibility of a restriction, and an agency running client profiles should agree in writing who carries that risk.

Is there a free trial?

Yes. HeyReach's FAQ says Growth can be tested for 14 days without a credit card, with up to 3 LinkedIn accounts. Agency and Unlimited trials of 30 days are available on request through a form.

How we checked these prices

We read HeyReach's pricing page with all three billing options, its structured data for the 50-sender Agency price, two web.archive.org snapshots of the same page for the price history, and LinkedIn's User Agreement on 30 October 2026. Per-sender figures, break-even points and savings are our own arithmetic from those charges. A summary of the plans also sits on HeyReach's Toolradar pricing profile.

If LinkedIn is one channel among several, compare it with the best sales engagement platforms and cold email software, and see the best sales prospecting tools or AI for sales prospecting for the list-building side.

FAQ

Bottom line

Pay per sender on Growth until you run about a dozen LinkedIn accounts, then move to the 25-sender Agency bundle and budget for proxies. Prepay quarterly once your sender count is stable, and only commit to a year when your client base is.

Cite this: Dupple, "HeyReach Pricing 2026: $79 per Sender, Agency and Unlimited Plans Explained", November 2026.

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