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Expandi is a cloud LinkedIn automation tool that runs branching outreach sequences from a dedicated, country-based IP for each LinkedIn account, with a warm-up that raises activity gradually. It suits B2B sales teams, consultants and agencies that want careful, conditional LinkedIn campaigns and are comfortable routing data through webhooks. Expandi costs $99 per account a month, or $79 on annual billing.

The main areas to plan around are native CRM sync, which runs through webhooks or Zapier, and the learning curve some reviewers describe. Expandi scores 7.7/10 on our scale, with pricing value and user sentiment its highest marks.

Expandi by the Numbers

Expandi shares benchmark volume and simple pricing, and its review base spans Trustpilot and Capterra.

The benchmark volume, 13 million connection requests and 6 million messages, gives Expandi a large base for tuning pacing and warm-up. Ask for the acceptance and reply benchmarks in your industry during the trial.

The reviews are mixed in a useful way. Many reviewers praise onboarding staff and support, while a smaller group reports stuck campaigns or glitches. Capterra notes that many of its reviews date from 2022 and 2023, and Trustpilot shows 103 reviews in the last year, so the newer reviews are a better guide to the current product.

Trustpilot reviewers repeatedly name onboarding staff who helped with campaign setup and acceptance rates. For a buyer, that suggests asking for an onboarding call during the trial, since guided setup appears to be where Expandi earns its best reviews.

How Expandi Runs LinkedIn Campaigns

Expandi is cloud-based, so campaigns run on Expandi’s servers without a browser left open. Each LinkedIn account is connected once and then works on its own schedule.

Connecting Accounts Safely

Every connected account gets a dedicated IP address based in its own country. A built-in warm-up runs automatically, raising activity gradually based on account health, and actions are paced to look like a person working. Expandi avoids duplicate connection requests and messages at both the personal and company level, and a blacklist keeps chosen people or companies out of campaigns.

Building Smart Sequences

A smart sequence is a flowchart of actions and conditions. A campaign might visit a profile, send a connection request, wait, check whether the request was accepted, then send a message or switch to email. Conditions branch the path for each prospect based on what they do.

Personalizing Messages

Placeholders fill names, companies and other fields in templates. Through Hyperise and Sendspark, Expandi adds personalized images and GIFs, such as a picture with the prospect’s name or website, which some teams use to stand out in a busy inbox.

Routing Replies and Leads

Webhooks send replies and hot leads to Slack, a CRM or other tools. Zapier works through the same webhooks, which opens up thousands of other apps. This keeps Expandi focused on outreach while your existing systems handle follow-up.

Prompt-Based Setup With MCP

Expandi MCP lets users automate outreach from a single prompt. A team that works in an AI assistant can describe the campaign it wants, and the assistant can set it up in Expandi through the MCP connection. This is useful for operators who already plan campaigns in Claude or similar tools and want fewer clicks between planning and launch.

A Sample Conditional Campaign

Picture a campaign aimed at 300 heads of finance at mid-size software companies, built from a Sales Navigator search. Step one visits each profile. Two days later, Expandi sends a connection request with a short note. A condition then checks for acceptance. Prospects who accept get a first message three days later and a follow-up a week after that if they stay silent.

Prospects who ignore the invitation for a set period take a different branch: the request can be left alone and an email step sent instead, using an address found elsewhere. Anyone who replies is routed by webhook to Slack, where a rep picks up the conversation. The same flow runs for all 300 prospects, each at their own pace, and the warm-up keeps daily activity within what the account can handle.

Running Several Accounts

Because each account has its own IP and warm-up, a team can run several profiles side by side. Reviewers on Capterra mention that it handles multiple LinkedIn accounts well. Duplicate avoidance at the company level keeps two reps from contacting the same firm in parallel campaigns.

Measuring Campaign Results

Three numbers tell you whether a campaign works: the share of invitations accepted, the share of accepted contacts who reply, and the number of replies that turn into meetings. Expandi’s branching makes it easy to compare paths, for example a short invitation note against no note, or a first message sent after two days against five. Run two versions on similar lists for two weeks, keep the better one and repeat.

Webhook data in your CRM or a spreadsheet makes this tracking easier, since replies and hot leads arrive with the campaign they came from.

Expandi Pricing per Account

Expandi has one simple price unit: each connected LinkedIn account.

Pricing per account means costs grow with the number of LinkedIn profiles you run, not the number of staff who log in. That suits agencies and teams where one manager oversees several profiles.

What the Single Price Covers

The per-account price covers the full feature set described on Expandi’s comparison page: smart sequences, the dedicated IP, warm-up, webhooks and personalization integrations. There are no credit meters for LinkedIn actions. Third-party tools such as Hyperise and Sendspark, and any email-finding service you use, are billed by those vendors.

Expandi Costs for Three Setups

A consultant running one account pays $99 a month on monthly billing, or $1,188 a year. Annual billing at $79 a month lowers that to $948.

A five-rep sales team with one account each pays $495 a month on monthly billing, or $5,940 a year. On annual billing it pays $395 a month, or $4,740 a year, a saving of $1,200.

An agency adding a client account pays the same $79 to $99 a month for that profile. Factor in time for webhook setup to each client’s CRM, since native CRM connectors are limited.

Annual billing saves $20 per account each month, or $240 a year per profile. For a team sure it will keep LinkedIn automation for a year, that discount is the simplest saving available.

Expandi Compared With HeyReach, Waalaxy and lemlist

All four automate LinkedIn outreach. They differ in safety approach, pricing unit and how much multichannel work they cover.

Expandi puts the most emphasis on per-account safety with dedicated IPs and warm-up. On price, its annual rate matches HeyReach’s monthly Growth rate per sender, while Waalaxy is cheaper per user and lemlist bundles calls and email. HeyReach is built for many senders, Waalaxy for low cost, and lemlist for multichannel sequences. More options are on our LinkedIn outreach agents and sales agents pages.

Teams That Fit Expandi

Teams that worry about LinkedIn account safety fit well. A dedicated IP in the account’s country, automatic warm-up and human-like pacing are designed to keep activity looking natural, which matters most for senior sellers whose personal profiles carry their reputation.

Teams that like detailed control over sequences also fit. The branching builder lets a team design different paths for accepted and ignored invitations, and webhooks send results to wherever the team works. Reviewers often praise Expandi’s onboarding staff for help with campaign design.

Agencies that manage several client profiles can price each one simply at $79 to $99 a month, with no seat tiers to manage.

Teams that already run a CRM and Slack workflow they like are a good match as well. Expandi sends events out through webhooks, so it slots into an existing process instead of replacing it.

Teams That May Prefer Another LinkedIn Tool

Teams that want native CRM sync with no setup may prefer a tool with built-in HubSpot or Salesforce connectors. Expandi could add native connectors to make this easier.

Budget-first founders may find lower-priced options, and teams that want AI to research and write each message may prefer an AI SDR. Buyers who want a long trial should note Expandi’s is 7 days.

Very large agencies running dozens of client profiles may prefer flat bundles that lower the cost per sender as they grow. Expandi’s per-account price stays the same at any count on its published rates, so ask sales about volume terms if you plan to connect many accounts.

Teams that want a vendor with a large public review base on G2 should also note that Expandi’s reviews sit mainly on Trustpilot and Capterra. Asking for two or three customer references in your market is a quick way to fill that gap before signing an annual term.

Reliability and Billing Points for Expandi

Monitor campaigns closely in the first weeks after launch. Some Capterra reviewers report stuck campaigns or broken conditions, so check that each step fires as expected before scaling to larger lists.

Track seats and billing each month. A few reviewers raise charges for unused seats, so remove accounts you no longer use before renewal and confirm billing terms in writing.

Plan CRM routing. Map which webhook events go to which system, and test them with a few leads before a full launch. A simple first setup sends every reply to one Slack channel and every hot lead to the CRM owner of that account.

Respect LinkedIn’s rules. LinkedIn’s user agreement restricts automated activity. Expandi’s warm-up, pacing and dedicated IPs reduce risk, and keeping volume moderate reduces it further.

Ask for onboarding. Reviewers often credit onboarding staff for campaign help, and the interface has a learning curve. Booking a session early in the 7-day trial lets a team get a real campaign live before the trial ends.

How Expandi Scores on Our Scale

Expandi scores 7.7/10 on our scale. User sentiment earns 8.6 from Trustpilot and Capterra ratings that praise support but note reliability issues. Pricing value earns 8.0 for a single published per-account price. Trust and security earn 7.5 for dedicated IPs, warm-up and pacing. Integrations sit at 7.0 because CRM sync runs through webhooks; native connectors would raise it.

For teams that want careful, conditional LinkedIn automation with strong account-safety features and simple per-account pricing, Expandi is a reasonable choice to trial. Use the 7-day trial on one account with a real campaign and test webhook routing before adding more profiles.

Autonomy and ease of setup each earn 7.5. Sequences, conditions and warm-up run without supervision once built, and MCP adds a prompt-based way to set campaigns up. The learning curve reviewers describe keeps setup below the simplest tools in this category.

Questions LinkedIn Users Ask About Expandi

How Much Does Expandi Cost per Month?

Expandi costs $99 per LinkedIn account a month on monthly billing, or $79 a month per account on annual billing. Each connected profile is billed separately, so five accounts cost five times the single rate.

Does Expandi Have a Free Trial?

Yes. Expandi offers a 7-day free trial. Have your target list and sequence ready before starting so the trial covers a real campaign, and book an onboarding call early.

How Does Expandi Protect LinkedIn Accounts?

Each account runs on a dedicated country-based IP, a warm-up raises activity gradually based on account health, actions are paced like a person, and duplicate messages are avoided. These measures reduce risk, but LinkedIn’s own rules on automation still apply.

Does Expandi Integrate With HubSpot or Salesforce?

Expandi routes replies and leads to CRMs through webhooks and Zapier. It does not list named native CRM connectors on its comparison page.

Can Expandi Send Emails Too?

Expandi recommends itself for multichannel sequences that combine LinkedIn and email in one flow, with conditions deciding when to switch channels.