Compare
DealGate compared
DealGate is a Chrome extension for booking calls from a LinkedIn list you already know how to search. These pages put that job next to Dux-Soup, Expandi, Waalaxy, HeyReach, Breakcold, and Kondo. Checked 14 October 2026.
The six tools
Each row is the other product's public job. DealGate's row is what is in the product today, with sending marked coming soon.
| Tool | Built for | Where it runs | Sending today |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dux-Soup | LinkedIn campaigns from a browser extension, or from Dux-Soup Cloud | Chrome on Pro and Turbo. Their servers on Cloud. | Drip campaigns: visit, connect, message, and more |
| Expandi | Cloud sequences across LinkedIn and email, per LinkedIn account | Their cloud, with a dedicated country IP they describe. | Connection requests, messages, InMail, and email in one sequence |
| Waalaxy | LinkedIn outreach sequences, with email on a higher plan | Their product. Cloud is described on higher plans. | Connection requests and follow-ups. Email on the higher plan. |
| HeyReach | Agencies and teams sending from many LinkedIn accounts | Their cloud, with proxies described on the pricing FAQ. | Connection requests, messages, voice notes, and profile views across senders |
| Breakcold | A CRM and inbox for teams already sending outreach | Their CRM. Sending is often a separate tool. | The CRM records conversations. Campaign sending is a gap on this page. |
| Kondo | A faster inbox: labels, reminders, snippets, and shortcuts | On your computer, inside the session you open. | Their site says outreach is not automated |
| DealGate | A booked call from a list you already search | Your Chrome, your LinkedIn session | Profile visits run in your Chrome. Connection requests and sequences are coming soon |
Booked calls are the outcome. A full accent bar is in the product. A short bar is coming soon. The outcome bar is the aim, not a shipped step.
- 01Paste a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator searchIn the product
- 02Score the list against your ICPIn the product
- 03Draft a note in your voice, aimed at a callComing soon
- 04Visit profiles automaticallyIn the product
- 05Send connection requestsComing soon
- 06Run a follow-up sequenceComing soon
- 07Book the callThe outcome
Read one comparison
DealGate vs Dux-Soup
Dux-Soup is a LinkedIn automation tool with browser plans and a cloud plan. DealGate runs in your Chrome and is aimed at a booked call. You can start both from a search. DealGate visits profiles in your Chrome. Connection requests and follow-up sequences are coming soon. Dux-Soup's drip campaigns already visit, connect, and message.
DealGate vs Expandi
Expandi is a cloud tool for LinkedIn and email sequences. Its pricing page lists a dedicated country IP, a warm-up, and daily limit ranges. DealGate stays in your browser and pauses for 48 hours when LinkedIn shows a warning. The sequence Expandi runs today is coming soon on DealGate.
DealGate vs Waalaxy
Waalaxy sends LinkedIn connection requests and follow-ups, and adds email on a higher plan. DealGate is the list, the ICP score, and a 48-hour pause when LinkedIn warns you, running in your browser. The sending Waalaxy does now is marked coming soon on DealGate. Waalaxy's euro prices are not copied here, because a secondary write-up disagrees with the pricing page.
DealGate vs HeyReach
HeyReach is cloud LinkedIn outreach for agencies and sales teams. The homepage describes unlimited senders, automatic rotation, and a unified inbox. DealGate is one Chrome session, aimed at booking a call, and it pauses for 48 hours when LinkedIn shows a warning. HeyReach's campaigns are the work DealGate marks coming soon. DealGate is not a multi-account sender.
DealGate vs Breakcold
Breakcold is a sales CRM. HeyReach's integration page describes it as the place to track leads and LinkedIn, email, and Twitter conversations. Breakcold's own writing describes it as the CRM agencies pair with a sender. DealGate is not a CRM. It is a Chrome extension that builds a list, scores it, and pauses for 48 hours when LinkedIn warns you, so you can book the call.
DealGate vs Kondo
Kondo is an inbox for people who do business in DMs. Their homepage says the inbox stays on your computer, and that the product does not automate outreach. DealGate is also in your browser, and it is aimed at a booked call from a list you paste in. Labels, reminders, and keyboard shortcuts are Kondo's product. Connection requests and sequences are coming soon on DealGate, and they are the thing Kondo's site says it will not do.
After a LinkedIn restriction
Read the LinkedIn restriction FAQ for what LinkedIn's help says, and for the 48-hour pause DealGate applies when it sees a warning banner.
$0.99 for your first month, then $29/mo founding price ($49/mo list). One plan. Coming soon.