The 5 best Gojiberry alternatives in 2026

Gojiberry is an AI sales agent that finds people showing buying signals and contacts them on LinkedIn for you. Its homepage puts it as "Your AI sales agent finds high-intent prospects and contacts them for you." You enter a website, it learns the business, and two agents start prospecting.

Anybody looking for an alternative usually wants the same loop, signals in and messages out, with something different underneath: more channels, a lower price, a longer trial, or signals Gojiberry does not read. All five tools below both find leads and send, so each one replaces the whole of Gojiberry.

This page is published by WarmDogo, which finds leads and does not send, so it is not in the list. Apart from G2's listing, every Gojiberry alternatives page ranking today was written by a vendor, and every fact below was read from each vendor's own site on 26 October 2026.

What are the best Gojiberry alternatives?

1. lemlist

lemlist is a multichannel outreach platform that added buying signals on top of its sequences. The named signals are a company's hiring changes, a company visiting your website, a funding round, a contact changing jobs, engagement with a LinkedIn profile, company or topic, and a change in tech stack, plus custom signals you define.

Sequences run across email, LinkedIn with voice messages, calls, WhatsApp and SMS, the widest set of channels on this list. An Intent Signal agent and an Engage agent suggest sequences and copy, and lemAgent works as an assistant across the product.

Multichannel is $87 a month billed yearly, or $109 monthly, and Email is $55. Signals run on credits, and a buying intent add-on is $21 a month for 100 signals. The FAQ says the trial is 14 days, though a banner on the same page offers 30.

Best for: teams that already send most of their outreach by email and want LinkedIn and signals in the same sequence.

Key features

• Six named signal types plus custom ones
• Email, LinkedIn, calls, WhatsApp and SMS in one sequence
• AI agents that suggest sequences and write copy
• Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Attio, an API, MCP and 500+ integrations

Pros

• The widest channel coverage here
• A G2 rating of 4.6 from more than 2,240 reviews
• Company events such as funding and tech stack changes alongside engagement

Cons

• Signals cost extra, on credits or the add-on
• The agent suggests sequences, so enrolment may not be fully automatic
• The trial length is stated two ways on the pricing page

2. Valley

Valley is the closest in shape to Gojiberry, and the most cited tool across the Gojiberry alternatives pages ranking today. It finds prospects from hiring, job changes, funding rounds, post engagers, profile viewers and competitor post engagers, researches each one, writes in your voice and sends on LinkedIn, with email from the Plus plan up.

Its product page says it researches each person across 200+ sources, from news and podcasts to newsletters, before writing. Messages can be reviewed before they go, and replies land in one inbox. Its about page says it has run 1,000+ LinkedIn accounts across 300+ teams with zero LinkedIn restrictions.

Starter is $199 a seat a month, or $149 billed quarterly, and covers LinkedIn only, with a 7-day trial that needs a payment method. Plus is $299 a seat and Growth $499. The full picture is on the Valley alternatives page.

Best for: teams that care most about message quality and will pay for research per prospect.

Key features

• Hiring, funding and job-change signals next to LinkedIn engagement
• Research across 200+ sources per prospect
• Writing in your voice, with review before sending
• HubSpot, MCP for Claude and ChatGPT, and an API with webhooks

Pros

• The deepest research on this list
• A published account-safety record across 1,000+ accounts
• Done-for-you service available if you want it run for you

Cons

• About twice Gojiberry's price for one seat
• Email needs the Plus plan or a Starter add-on
• The trial asks for a payment method

3. La Growth Machine

La Growth Machine runs sequences across LinkedIn, email and calls from one campaign, with AI messages and AI voice notes. It runs in the cloud with no browser extension and gives each LinkedIn identity its own 5G mobile proxy.

Its signals are engagement-based. On Pro and Ultimate you can import LinkedIn intent data, meaning the likers, commenters and attendees of a post or event, and the product's feedback page adds new followers of your company page. It does not document hiring, funding or job-change signals.

Basic is €60 an identity a month, and Pro and Ultimate are €120. The trial is 14 days with no card and one identity.

Best for: teams that run multichannel sequences and want the most careful LinkedIn setup on this list.

Key features

• LinkedIn, email, calls and voice notes in one sequence
• Imports of post likers, commenters and event attendees
• A dedicated 5G mobile proxy per identity, with no extension
• HubSpot, Clay, Slack, Zapier, n8n, Make, MCP and an API

Pros

• The strongest account-safety setup documented here
• A 14-day trial without a card
• More than 10,000 teams, by its own count

Cons

• Signals are engagement only, with no company events
• Intent imports need Pro or above
• The vendor's own pages disagree on which plans include them

4. Sellinger

Sellinger calls itself an AI SDR: it finds buyers, writes to each one on LinkedIn, email or WhatsApp, answers the replies and books the meetings. Of the five, it reads most like Gojiberry with more channels added.

Signals come from 26 templates in eight categories. The ones it names include funding, hiring, new joiners, new offices, companies searching for an agency, people asking for recommendations and people voicing frustration, plus lookalike and custom AI signals. It sends from a hosted cloud login, can run in an approval mode or on its own, and also covers Instagram DMs and live chat.

Outbound is $249 a month for one LinkedIn agent, 4,000 emails a month and intent signals, Multichannel is $329, Full Stack $649 and All-In $1,199, with two months free on yearly billing. The trial is 30 days with no card.

Best for: teams that want one agent to find, write, reply and book across several channels, and want a long trial to prove it.

Key features

• 26 signal templates, plus lookalike and custom signals
• LinkedIn, email, WhatsApp, Instagram and live chat
• Reply handling and meeting booking
• HubSpot, Cal.com, Calendly, Slack, RB2B, GoHighLevel, MCP and an API

Pros

• The longest no-card trial on this list
• The widest range of named signals beyond engagement
• Handles replies and booking, the step most tools leave to you

Cons

• The highest entry price here
• Names only seven of its 26 signal templates publicly
• No customer count or public ratings on its site

5. Reachy AI

Reachy AI is a LinkedIn outreach agent that runs as a desktop app on Mac, Windows or Linux, from your own IP. Its site says that means no bots, proxies or scrapers, and that it is not a Chrome extension.

It finds people from post reactions, group members, creator followers, event attendees and Slack communities, with website visitors through RB2B, Vector or Warmly. It sends connection requests, messages and follow-ups, plus Open Profile InMail and company page messages, and writes drafts with AI you can bring your own Claude, GPT or Gemini key to.

Solo is $59 a month for one account, Team $149 for five seats and Agency $299 for fifteen. The trial is 14 days with no card.

Best for: founders and small teams who want Gojiberry's loop at the lowest price and are happy to run it from their own computer.

Key features

• A desktop app that sends from your own IP
• Engagement, group, event and community sources
• Open Profile InMail and company page messages
• HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zapier, Make and n8n

Pros

• The lowest price on this list
• Bring your own AI key
• A 14-day trial without a card

Cons

• Your machine has to be on for outreach to run
• No hiring, funding or job-change signals
• Its review count is its own claim across three sites

What does a signal mean on each of these pricing pages?

Every tool here sells signals, and the numbers on their pricing pages look like they line up. They do not, because each one counts a different thing.

• Gojiberry15sources per agentA competitor page, a topic or an expert to watch. Pro runs two agents.
• lemlist100detections a monthEach hiring change, funding round or job change it finds, on the $21 add-on.
• Sellinger26templatesReady-made signal types in eight categories, from funding to frustration.
• Valley6signal typesHiring, job changes, funding, post engagers, profile viewers, competitor engagers.
• Reachy AI5source typesPost reactions, groups, creator followers, event attendees and Slack communities.

Gojiberry's 15 is the number of sources one agent watches, such as a competitor page, a topic or an industry expert, and Pro runs two agents. The number that sets volume is the other one on the plan: up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month. lemlist's 100 is detections, so a busy month can use them up. Sellinger's 26 is a menu of templates, and the plan decides how many run.

So the fair comparison is how many people each plan finds and contacts in a month, and which kinds of signal it can read at all. Engagement-only tools, La Growth Machine and Reachy AI, never see a funding round or a new hire, however many sources they watch.

What does Gojiberry do better than these alternatives?

Gojiberry is ahead on several things a reader should weigh before switching.

Two agents for the price of one seat. Pro is $99 a month for two AI agents, two LinkedIn seats and up to 1,800 prospects a month. Valley charges more for one seat, and Sellinger's entry plan has one LinkedIn agent at $249.

Enrichment and visitors included. Email and phone enrichment, lead scoring, a unified inbox and website visitor identification come on Pro. lemlist charges for signals on credits.

Tech stack and lookalikes. Its help centre documents a tech stack signal and lookalikes of your best customers. Of the five, only lemlist names a tech stack signal.

Scale. It says more than 3,500 B2B sales teams use it, and it is backed by Y Combinator.

Which Gojiberry alternative fits what you need?

Do you want more channels? lemlist adds calls, WhatsApp and SMS, and Sellinger adds WhatsApp, Instagram and live chat.

Do you want better messages? Valley researches each prospect across 200+ sources and writes in your voice.

Are you worried about your LinkedIn account? La Growth Machine gives each identity a dedicated mobile proxy, and Reachy AI sends from your own machine.

Is price the main reason? Reachy AI starts at $59 a month with no card.

What if you like Gojiberry's sending but want different signals?

Some readers leave because the agents return too few leads, or the wrong ones, while the sending itself works. In that case the fix is a separate lead source feeding a sender, and not a whole new tool.

WarmDogo, the tool behind this site, is one such source. It reads public LinkedIn for people showing buying signals, scores each one against your ICP, and brings back a list each morning with the evidence attached, ready to export to whichever sender you use, Gojiberry included, since it imports a CSV. WarmDogo counts a signal the way Gojiberry counts a source: one watched thing, such as a phrase, a named voice or a competitor.

Pricing: Sniff is $99 a month for 10 signals, Hunt is $249 a month for 30. Yearly billing is two months free. Your first 50 leads are free. No card, no strings attached. How it runs for one rep and across clients is written up separately.

How do you switch from Gojiberry without losing leads?

1. Export your contacts and lists first. The leads your agents found, with their signal and score, are the part that is hardest to rebuild.
2. Write down which signals produced replies. Each contact carries the signal that found it, and those are the sources to set up first in the new tool.
3. Keep your message templates. The opener and follow-ups that worked carry over to any of the five.
4. Pause campaigns before connecting LinkedIn elsewhere. Two tools sending from one account at once is the quickest way to hit LinkedIn's limits.
5. Overlap for a week on a small batch. La Growth Machine, Sellinger and Reachy AI start without a card, so the overlap costs nothing on those three.

For more on this category, see the Valley alternatives, the LinkedIn tool comparisons hub, or how LinkedIn connection limits work.