HeyReach
Multi-account LinkedIn outreach for agencies
The strongest multi-account LinkedIn outreach tool for agencies, with the honest caveat that LinkedIn can restrict any account, theirs included.
Agencies managing 10 to 50+ LinkedIn sender accounts who need rotation, client workspaces, and whitelabel in one dashboard.
LinkedIn can restrict or ban accounts running automation. In March 2026 LinkedIn removed HeyReach's own company page and exec profiles.
Reach for it when agency-scale LinkedIn outbound is the job and you've made peace with the account risk. Solo SDRs should look elsewhere.
What you're actually getting
HeyReach is cloud-based LinkedIn automation built around one idea: rotate sends across many LinkedIn sender accounts so no single profile hits LinkedIn's weekly caps.
You connect multiple LinkedIn accounts to one campaign, and HeyReach distributes connection requests, messages, follows, and profile views across them. A unified inbox pulls every reply into one view, so an operator managing 20 client accounts isn't logging in and out all day.
It is LinkedIn only. There is no native email channel. For email you wire in Instantly or Smartlead, and HeyReach orchestrates the two together. Enrichment credits are bundled but thin, so most teams bring their own list from Clay or Sales Navigator.
I've been using HeyReach for 2+ years now. What I've noticed every single time: A few weeks ago, they rolled out 2 updates. Workspace API, Admins, Members, MCP, Public API. It's clearly built for GTM engineers.
Where it earns its keep
The win is sender rotation at agency scale. One campaign across 10 or 50 LinkedIn accounts, each kept inside LinkedIn's per-account limits, multiplies total volume without any one profile doing the heavy lifting.
The Agency tier economics are the real draw. $999/mo flat for up to 50 senders works out to roughly $20 per sender, against $79/seat on Growth. Workspaces keep each client's senders, leads, and campaigns isolated under one login, and whitelabel lets you put your brand on it.
G2 sits at 4.7 across roughly 48 to 71 reviews, with reviewers praising the multi-account dashboard, the unified inbox, and the MCP server that lets AI agents drive campaigns. Support was a recurring positive note through 2025 and into early 2026.
Full circle moment here. I've been using HeyReach.io for YEARS. I remember speaking to Ilija Stojkovski just 2 years ago when HeyReach was probably doing ~20k MRR, now they are at ~$10m ARR. What a company.
Where it'll bite you
LinkedIn account risk is the headline trap. HeyReach automates connection requests and bulk messaging, which violate LinkedIn's Terms of Service. Accounts can be flagged, restricted, or banned, on any tool in this category.
The cautionary tale is the vendor itself. On March 25, 2026, LinkedIn removed HeyReach's company page and restricted the CEO, CTO, CRO, and CMO profiles, with no notice. HeyReach says customer campaigns kept running untouched, and frames it as a brand takedown, separate from the account-behavior bans that hit individual users. The honest read: even a careful, widely used vendor got hit, so plan for the possibility that your senders do too.
The second trap is reliability and support decay at scale. Trustpilot reviewers flag bugs that lose unsaved sequences, accounts taking 5-6 attempts to link, campaigns taking up to two days to start, and MCP dashboard numbers that don't match the main dashboard. Support response times have stretched to 24-48 hours on complex issues, and there are billing and no-refund complaints tied to downgrades.
HeyReach got banned on LinkedIn last week. Here's the exact reason this happens (so you never lose your account). LinkedIn flags two things: your account logging in from two places at once, and your behaviors suddenly changing. Lemlist, Phantombuster, La Growth Machine, these tools run in the cloud. That means by design your account is always logging in from two places at once. That's the risk you're taking.
What it costs, really
Growth starts at $79 per LinkedIn sender per month, dropping to $59 at 10+ senders on annual billing. A 5-sender SDR team pays $395/mo before any add-ons, which is steep for small teams.
Agency flips to flat pricing: $999/mo for up to 50 senders, with whitelabel, done-for-you onboarding, and 1,000 enrichment credits. Unlimited is $2,999/mo for unlimited senders (fair-use cap around 500) with multi-brand whitelabel and done-for-you migration. Annual billing pulls Agency to about $749/mo equivalent.
The sticker is only part of the bill. Proxies, enrichment credit top-ups, and a separate email tool like Instantly all sit on top of the plan price, so model the full stack before you commit.
HeyReach just got banned by LinkedIn. We've run 200+ campaigns with them. Of all the LinkedIn tools out there, HeyReach was one of the most careful, and they still got banned. Which means no one is safe. Worth noting, existing campaigns are still running, users are not affected.
We cancelled our contract, and they kept charging our credit card anyway. My manager just messaged me to let me know that HeyReach has been silently charging us for the last few months, after we cancelled. Two months ago, HeyReach was kicked off LinkedIn for violating their ToS. We cancelled immediately, because I've seen how this plays out. First LinkedIn goes after the company, then it goes after their users. Consider this your friendly warning: if you cancelled HeyReach in the last 3-4 months after the news broke, go check your credit card statements.
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