Waalaxy vs Dripify: quotas versus reality

Pricing, verbatim from both pricing pages (September 2026)

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   Waalaxy. Pro €19 per user per month with 300 invitations a month; Advanced €49 with 800; Business €69 with 800. A 14-day free trial on all plans, quarterly billing at 20% off and yearly at 50% off.

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   Dripify. Basic $59 per user per month, or $39 billed annually; Pro $79, or $59 annually; Advanced $99, or $79 annually. Enterprise is custom.

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   The quota you cannot spend. LinkedIn caps most accounts at about 100 connection requests a week, roughly 430 a month on a rolling window. Waalaxy's 800-invitation tiers sell almost twice what a single account can safely send. That is our arithmetic from the published cap and the published quota; Waalaxy does not state it.

Architecture is the real difference

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   Waalaxy runs in your browser. Waalaxy says its primary execution moved to the cloud on July 1, 2026. An optional extension remains for import. Cloud hosting does not exempt any automation tool from LinkedIn's terms.

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   Dripify runs in the cloud. Dripify is a cloud campaign platform. Compare its current sending controls, LinkedIn and email features, and plan limits directly with Waalaxy's current product.

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   Neither enforces a cap. Both let you set volume above what is safe. The safety of the account depends on the operator's restraint, and neither vendor publishes a restriction rate.

Who should pick which

Pick Waalaxy if its visual campaign setup and current plan fit your team. Pick Dripify if its LinkedIn and email sequence builder fits better. Consider LinkedBoost if you already use Claude and want to inspect a small LinkedIn shortlist, draft, and review one action. LinkedBoost's restriction rate is still measuring, and native email delivery and a visual campaign builder are not included in this build.