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Dripify vs Castanet

Choose Dripify if you want LinkedIn and email steps in the same outreach sequence; choose Castanet if you want LinkedIn-focused campaigns with a published white-label option for agencies. Both run in the cloud and offer a seven-day trial. Their pricing differs: Dripify charges per user, while Castanet publishes plans by the number of LinkedIn profiles included.

Last updated October 24, 2026.

At a glance

Dripify compared with Castanet, one row per dimension
DimensionDripifyCastanet
Starting priceBasic: $59/user/month; $39 with annual billingBasic: $99/month
Email outreachLinkedIn and email steps in one sequenceCold-email export; Zapier-triggered email workflows
Agency white labelingNot publishedWhite-labeled client portal
LinkedIn profilesOne profile per paid seatOne on Basic or Sales Pro; three on Team
Team-plan priceAdvanced: $99/user/month; $79 with annual billingTeam: $399/month for three profiles
Campaign limitsBasic: one; Pro and Advanced: unlimitedBasic: two; Sales Pro and Team: unlimited
Daily connection-invitation settingBasic: up to 20; Pro and Advanced: up to 75Adjustable from zero to 25
Lead targetingAll LinkedIn account types supportedLinkedIn search on Basic; Sales Navigator and groups on Sales Pro
IntegrationsHubSpot, Zapier, webhooks and Open APIZapier and Google Drive
DeploymentCloud-basedCloud-based; nothing to install
Support24/7 live supportEmail/online support; phone support on Sales Pro
Free trialSeven days; no credit card requiredSeven days

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Which should you choose?

Dripify logo

Choose Dripify if

  • Sellers combining LinkedIn and email in one sequence
  • Teams that want one LinkedIn profile per paid seat
  • Buyers who need built-in email finding
  • Teams that need a published HubSpot integration
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Castanet logo

Choose Castanet if

  • Agencies seeking a white-labeled client portal
  • Teams buying a plan with three LinkedIn profiles
  • Sellers targeting LinkedIn groups on Sales Pro
  • Buyers who want one-on-one phone support on Sales Pro
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The verdict

The deciding factor is how you plan to run outreach. Dripify fits sellers who want built-in email steps, an email finder and per-user pricing. Castanet fits teams focused on LinkedIn targeting and agencies that need a branded client portal. Compare the plan limits before choosing: each vendor reserves some campaign, targeting and team features for higher tiers.

Dripify vs Castanet: common questions

How much do Dripify and Castanet cost to start?
Dripify lists Basic at $59 per user per month, or $39 per user per month with annual billing. Castanet lists Basic at $99 per month for one LinkedIn profile.
Can both tools send email as part of an outreach sequence?
Dripify publishes LinkedIn and email steps within the same sequence on its paid plans. Castanet publishes cold-email export and email workflows triggered through Zapier; its listed sequence actions are LinkedIn actions, not an in-sequence email-sending step.
Which product supports white labeling for an agency?
Castanet publishes a white-labeled portal with client logins and agency administration. Dripify does not publish a white-label offering in the vendor materials reviewed for this comparison.
How many LinkedIn profiles can each plan manage?
Each Dripify seat connects one LinkedIn account. Castanet lists one LinkedIn profile on Basic and Sales Pro, and three on Team.
What are the campaign limits on entry-level plans?
Dripify Basic includes one drip campaign, while Dripify Pro and Advanced list unlimited campaigns. Castanet Basic includes two campaigns, while Castanet Sales Pro and Team list unlimited campaigns.
Which integrations do Dripify and Castanet publish?
Dripify publishes HubSpot, Zapier, webhooks and an Open API. Castanet publishes Zapier and Google Drive integration, including lead exports through Google Sheets.
Do Dripify and Castanet require a browser extension?
Both vendors describe their outreach software as cloud-based. Castanet explicitly says there is nothing to install; Dripify says its campaigns run on its servers rather than depending on an open browser.
Can I try Dripify and Castanet before subscribing?
Both vendors advertise seven-day trials. Dripify states that its trial requires no credit card; Castanet advertises a seven-day trial without stating that condition on the page reviewed.