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DealGate vs Dux-Soup: Chrome and cloud automation

Dux-Soup is LinkedIn automation with browser plans and a cloud plan that runs queued actions on their servers. DealGate stays in your Chrome: paste a search, score the list, and visit profiles on your session. Dux-Soup's drip campaigns already connect and message; DealGate focuses on the list, the score, and booked calls.

From the blog: using LinkedIn for B2B lead generation

Side by side

Where it runs

Dux-Soup

Pro and Turbo run in Chrome. Cloud runs queued actions on Dux-Soup's servers, including while the computer is off.

In the product

DealGate. Your Chrome, on the LinkedIn session already open. There is no cloud runner holding the login.

How a list starts

Dux-Soup

Campaigns enrol people from LinkedIn, Sales Navigator, or Recruiter.

In the product

DealGate. Paste a LinkedIn people search or a Sales Navigator URL. DealGate keeps a named lead list.

Who gets worked

Dux-Soup

You build the audience in LinkedIn and enrol it. ICP scoring on import is not part of their public plan pages.

In the product

DealGate. Each person is scored against your ICP. First-degree connections and people you already have a thread with are left out.

The note

Dux-Soup

Connection notes, messages, and InMails can be personalised inside a drip campaign.

Coming soon

DealGate. Coming soon.

Connection requests

Dux-Soup

Personalised connection requests are a standard campaign action.

Coming soon

DealGate. Coming soon.

Follow-up sequence

Dux-Soup

Drip campaigns with delays. Cloud lists visit, connect, message, InMail, endorse, follow, and like; a reply can pause the campaign.

Coming soon

DealGate. Coming soon.

Automatic profile visits

Dux-Soup

Profile visits are a published campaign action, including visits that trigger LinkedIn's notification.

In the product

DealGate. DealGate visits the profile in your Chrome, on your session, and counts it against the daily cap.

When LinkedIn warns you

Dux-Soup

Cloud's plan page describes limits set by Dux-Soup. Browser plans expose speed controls.

In the product

DealGate. LinkedIn decides restrictions on your account. When DealGate sees a checkpoint, captcha, or restriction banner, it stops activity for 48 hours. That hold cannot be cleared early. You can also stop the next action yourself; stopping does not shorten the hold.

After they reply

Dux-Soup

A response can drop the person out of the campaign so you can follow up.

In the product

DealGate. The aim is a booked call. People who are warming up are the ones to book.

Price

Dux-Soup

Pro, Turbo, and Cloud prices are on dux-soup.com.

In the product

DealGate. $0.99 for your first month, then $29/mo founding price ($49/mo list). One plan.

Path to a booked call

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.

  1. 01Paste a LinkedIn or Sales Navigator searchIn the product
  2. 02Score the list against your ICPIn the product
  3. 03Draft a note in your voice, aimed at a callComing soon
  4. 04Visit profiles automaticallyIn the product
  5. 05Send connection requestsComing soon
  6. 06Run a follow-up sequenceComing soon
  7. 07Book the callThe outcome
Where the work runs
  • Dux-Soup Pro and Turbo

    Their Chrome extension, on the computer that is switched on.

  • Dux-Soup Cloud

    Their servers. The plan page says the computer can be off.

  • DealGate

    Your Chrome, your LinkedIn session.

Gaps

  • Dux-Soup's live price depends on plan and currency — see their pricing page.
  • How Dux-Soup responds to a restriction banner is not described the same way as DealGate's 48-hour hold.

Questions

Is DealGate a Dux-Soup alternative?

For working a LinkedIn list toward a booked call from your own browser, yes. Dux-Soup already runs full drip campaigns. DealGate ships lead lists, ICP scoring, and profile visits in Chrome today.

Does Dux-Soup run in the browser or in the cloud?

Both. Pro and Turbo are browser plans. Cloud runs queued actions on Dux-Soup's servers. DealGate runs in your Chrome only.

What happens in DealGate when LinkedIn shows a warning?

LinkedIn decides restrictions on your account. When DealGate sees a checkpoint, captcha, or restriction banner, it stops activity for 48 hours. That hold cannot be cleared early.

Sources, checked 14 October 2026

$0.99 for your first month, then $29/mo founding price ($49/mo list). One plan.