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LinkedCamp vs Waalaxy 2026: Pricing, Features, and Verdict
September 22, 2026 · 5 min read
LinkedCamp starts at $69/mo with AI booking agents. Waalaxy starts at €19/mo per seat. Compare 2026 pricing, invite limits, and features here.
How to pick a tool
LinkedCamp starts at $69 a month for one LinkedIn account. Waalaxy starts at €19 a month per seat. That gap widens fast once you add teammates or want AI agents doing the follow-up work. Here's how the two actually stack up on price, invite limits, and automation depth in 2026.
How does LinkedCamp pricing compare to Waalaxy in 2026?
LinkedCamp runs $69 to $99 a month per account and adds AI agents for booking and qualifying leads starting on its mid tier, per LinkedCamp's pricing page. Waalaxy runs €19 to €69 per user per month and skips AI agents entirely, leaning on templated sequences and CRM sync instead, per Waalaxy's pricing page. Waalaxy is cheaper to start. LinkedCamp does more once you're past the entry tier.
| Plan | Starting Price | Best For | Standout Feature |
|---|---|---|---|
| LinkedCamp Turbo | $69/mo ($56/mo annual) | Founders testing LinkedIn outreach solo | Dedicated IP with adaptive rate limiting |
| LinkedCamp Pro | $79/mo ($64/mo annual) | Sales teams that want AI-booked meetings | 1 AI appointment-booking agent included |
| LinkedCamp Agency | $99/mo ($79/mo annual) | Agencies reselling outreach under their brand | Whitelabel SaaS configurator with sub-accounts |
| Waalaxy Pro | €19/user/mo | Individuals sending under 300 invites a month | 25 email finder credits bundled in |
| Waalaxy Advanced | €49/user/mo | Teams that need Zapier, Make, or n8n workflows | Native API access for automation stacks |
| Waalaxy Business | €69/user/mo | Teams running LinkedIn and email in one sequence | Multichannel cold email sequences built in |
What do you actually get for the price?
Both tools cap invites around 800 a month on their top tiers, so the price gap isn't about volume. LinkedCamp bundles a dedicated IP into every plan, including the cheapest one. Waalaxy holds API access and multichannel sequences back until you're paying €49 or more per seat.
- LinkedCamp Turbo: 400 invites/month, 1 LinkedIn account, 2 campaigns
- LinkedCamp Pro: 800 invites/month, unlimited email accounts, 50,000 emails/month
- Waalaxy Pro: 300 invites/month, unlimited campaign templates, CRM sync
- Waalaxy Advanced: 800 invites/month, 500 email finder credits/month, live chat support
Under 300 invites a month with no email need, Waalaxy Pro at €19 wins on price by a wide margin.
AI agents: LinkedCamp's biggest differentiator
LinkedCamp's Pro and Agency plans include AI agents that handle appointment booking, reply handling, and lead qualification inside the same inbox as your outreach, per LinkedCamp's pricing page. Waalaxy has no equivalent. Its automation stops at sending the next message in a pre-built sequence.
That's the real reason LinkedCamp costs more. You're paying for a layer that used to require a human checking the inbox and booking the calendar slot. For a solo founder, that's a fair trade. For a team that already has someone triaging replies, it's a feature you're paying for and not using.
Which tool fits multi-seat teams and agencies?
Waalaxy prices per user, so a 5-person team on Business tier pays €345/month total. LinkedCamp's Agency plan at $99/month covers whitelabel branding and sub-accounts for managing multiple client campaigns under one login.
- Agency reselling to clients: LinkedCamp Agency, for the configurator and sub-accounts
- In-house team of 3-5, no reselling: Waalaxy Advanced, cheaper per seat with API access
Waalaxy has no whitelabel option at any tier, per its pricing page, so agencies typically buy one seat per client instead of consolidating under a branded account.
LinkedCamp vs Waalaxy: which one should you use?
Solo operator or small team under 300 invites a month with no need for AI follow-up: Waalaxy Pro at €19 is hard to beat. Trying to replace a human doing reply triage and calendar booking: LinkedCamp's AI agents are worth the extra $50 to $60 a month. Most teams overpay for AI features they don't use yet. Start cheap and upgrade once volume forces the issue.
Both tools still need someone to write the sequence and keep the pipeline fed. If you'd rather skip running outreach software altogether, that's the gap Modern Inbound fills. We've booked 3,000+ qualified B2B meetings for clients who never touch a dashboard. Talk to us about running it for you.
FAQ: LinkedCamp vs Waalaxy
Is LinkedCamp cheaper than Waalaxy?
Not per seat. Waalaxy's Pro tier starts at €19 per user per month while LinkedCamp's cheapest plan is $69 a month, per LinkedCamp's and Waalaxy's pricing pages. LinkedCamp's $69 tier only covers one LinkedIn account, and email isn't unlocked until the $79 Pro plan, so compare features, not just price.
Does Waalaxy have AI agents like LinkedCamp?
No. Waalaxy focuses on templated sequences, CRM sync, and multichannel campaigns. LinkedCamp adds AI agents for appointment booking, reply handling, and lead qualification starting on its Pro plan, per LinkedCamp's pricing page.
Can I run LinkedIn and email outreach together in both tools?
Yes. Waalaxy's Business plan at €69 per user per month adds cold email sequences and multichannel campaigns. LinkedCamp bundles unlimited email accounts starting on its $79 Pro plan, alongside LinkedIn automation in the same sequence.
Which tool is better for agencies running client campaigns?
LinkedCamp, if you need whitelabel branding. Its $99/month Agency plan includes a configurator and sub-accounts for reselling under your own name. Waalaxy has no whitelabel option, per its pricing page, so agencies buy one seat per client instead.
By Rishabh Ambasta, Founder, Modern Inbound.
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