Dripify pricing: what a five-seat team pays

Dripify charges per seat, and your billing choice sets the rate. Monthly billing puts Pro at $79 a seat. Advanced costs more. Annual billing lowers both.

Seats are not the whole bill, though. Email finder credits are sold in packs. The terms refund almost nothing. For a small outreach team, those two facts outweigh the headline rate.

Try it free for 7 days, with no credit card. Do that before you pay. Once a month is paid, Dripify does not give it back.

Dripify automates LinkedIn and email sequences. That suits a seller who lives in LinkedIn. If you send mostly email, a cheaper rival may fit better.

Know two things before you pay. First, what five seats cost. Second, what you can recover if the tool disappoints.

You can recover very little. Match the plan, or a rival, to your own job first. Enterprise is quote-only, so it sits outside that comparison.

Five seats cost $295 to $495 a month, and credit packs add more

Take five sellers on Pro. Monthly billing costs $395 a month. Annual billing brings the same five seats to $295 a month.

Advanced costs more per seat. Pay monthly and five Advanced seats come to $495. Pay annually and they come to $395.

Enterprise is custom-priced through sales. You need a quote, and Dripify’s page gives no figure.

Credit packs and other charges push the bill past the seat price

Every paid plan includes 100 email finder credits a month. Extra packs cost $29 for 1000 credits and $49 for 2000. A 5000 pack costs $69, and 10 000 credits cost $99.

The biggest pack costs as much as one Advanced seat on monthly billing. Need more than 100 finds a month? Budget for a pack.

Dripify does not say whether a pack renews monthly or is a one-off. Ask support before you budget for it. Dripify lists no setup fee, no overage charge and no contract term. A missing line is not a promise of none, so confirm before you sign.

The terms: no monthly refund, automatic renewal, prices that can change

Dripify refuses refunds on monthly plans. Its terms say: “All monthly purchases are non-refundable.” Annual plans get one narrow window. You are “eligible for a refund within 24 hours after we receive your payment, provided the subscription is unused.”

Renewal is automatic. Dripify’s terms say: “Unless you notify us before the end of the applicable subscription period that you want to cancel your subscription, your subscription will be automatically renewed”.

Dripify lets you cancel whenever you like, by email or in your account. Dripify adds: “Your cancellation will take effect at the end of the current paid term.” Cancelling stops the next charge, not the current one.

Price changes carry no promise either. Dripify says: “We may change prices at any time.” Dripify’s terms name no notice period, so your signup rate is not locked.

Two rules follow for a team:

• On an annual plan, test the tool on day one. After 24 hours, a refund is off the table.
• On a monthly plan, cancel before the period ends. The month you already paid stays paid.

Instantly is stricter. Its terms say “ALL FEES PAID UNDER THIS AGREEMENT ARE NON-REFUNDABLE AND NON-CANCELLABLE”. Expandi’s terms say “Subscriptions renew automatically for successive subscription periods unless terminated in accordance with these Terms.”

Pro suits solo sellers, and only Advanced adds team management

Pro is “for sellers launching LinkedIn and email campaigns that get replies”. It includes LinkedIn and email sequences. Pro also includes:

• unlimited drip campaigns
• built-in LinkedIn protection
• analytics and reports
• a dedicated inbox
• HubSpot integration
• an open API and MCP server
• 24/7 live support

Advanced is “for sales professionals who need stronger account safety and continuous lead flow – solo or as a team”. It includes everything in Pro. It adds:

• team management
• advanced LinkedIn protection
• lead tagging
• step analytics
• A/B testing
• evergreen leads

If you run a team, price Advanced from the start. Team management sits on Advanced, not Pro. A solo seller who wants A/B testing needs Advanced too. So does stronger LinkedIn protection.

If you run a few sequences from one profile, Pro is enough. If you want cold email alone, you pay for LinkedIn tools you never use.

Enterprise is for large teams that want guided onboarding. It adds premium onboarding and dedicated technical support. You also get a customer success manager and a custom mail finder.

Reply.io undercuts Dripify on email seats, and lemlist spells out notice periods

Dripify is built around LinkedIn. A rival wins when the job is mostly email. Plans differ in what they include, so a lower price is not a like-for-like saving.

• Reply.io Email Volume, for a team that sends mostly email. It costs $59 a user monthly against Dripify Pro’s $79. Annual billing is $49 against $59. Five seats cost $245 a month annually, below Dripify Pro on the same terms. Reply.io sells LinkedIn Automation at $69 a month per account on top. A LinkedIn-heavy team gives the saving back. See Reply.io’s pricing.
• Reply.io Multichannel, for a team that wants several channels on one seat price. It costs $99 a user monthly and $89 annually. Five seats match Dripify Advanced’s monthly total. On annual billing they cost $445 a month, more than Dripify Advanced.
• lemlist Multichannel, for a buyer who wants notice periods in writing. It costs $109 a user monthly and $87 annually. Five seats cost $545 monthly or $435 annually, above Dripify Advanced both ways. Its terms set “one (1) day before the expiry date for monthly subscriptions” and “one (1) month before the expiry date for annual agreements”. Paid services also carry a fixed-term commitment. See lemlist’s pricing.
• Instantly Growth, for a sender who needs volume. It costs $47 a month flat, not per seat. It includes 5000 emails and 1000 uploaded contacts. Dripify’s pricing page lists no email sending allowance.
• Expandi Business does not beat Dripify on price. Its one listed plan costs more than Pro. Its trial runs 7 days, like Dripify’s. Its terms call fees “non-refundable” unless law or an agreement says otherwise.

Count your seats and any credit packs in the true cost tool before you pick.

Dripify’s ten newest Trustpilot reviews praise support and skip billing

Trustpilot shows Dripify at 4.7 from 541 reviews, as of 2026-11-05. Of those, 437 are five-star and 18 are one-star.

The ten newest reviews date from 2026-10-02 to 2026-11-03. Nine give five stars and one gives four. Four praise support. Five call the tool easy to use or set up.

The four-star review, dated 2026-10-20, reports a delay syncing a new Sales Navigator subscription. Support explained it. None of the ten mentions price, refunds or cancelling. If billing worries you, read Dripify’s refund and renewal clauses before you pay.

Start on a Pro trial with one seat, and price Advanced only for a team

Start the free trial on Pro with one seat. Move to Advanced only for team management, and cancel before renewal to leave.