HeyReach
Scaled outreach for agencies
Affiliate link, at no extra cost to you. Doesn't affect Safety Score or ranking.
- Best forAgencies & multi-account outreach
- PlatformCloud
- Pricingfrom $79 · per seat
- Safety Score90/100 · moderate risk signals
- LinkedIn-PolicyNot officially authorised
- Free trialYes
- Rating★ 4.6 (612)
- IntegrationsHubSpot, Zapier, Slack, n8n
- Top strengthUnified inbox for multiple accounts
- Watch outNo free plan
What HeyReach does
Scaled outreach for agencies. Bluebench rates HeyReach with a Safety Score of 90 based on five dimensions (compliance, data privacy, sender reputation, transparency, support). The breakdown below covers what the tool does well and where to be cautious.
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The Bluebench review
HeyReach positions itself primarily around agency. Its Safety Score of 90/100 is based on the tool's architecture, public evidence and vendor documentation, not on paid placement: Agency-focused with above-average documentation; no externally audited compliance evidence (e.g. SOC-2) is publicly findable, so data privacy has room to improve. Strengths: unified inbox for multiple accounts and whitelabel available. Weaknesses: no free plan.
Usable choice with caveats. Validate against your own use cases. Important: the underlying automation is not authorised under LinkedIn's policies.
Pros & cons
Pros
- Unified inbox for multiple accounts
- Whitelabel available
Cons
- No free plan
Rating & methodology
The Safety Score is reviewed editorially on an ongoing basis. We evaluate architecture, documented compliance and privacy evidence, and publicly reported suspensions.
Is HeyReach worth it for your team?
For your team, HeyReach costs ≈ €79/month. It pays for itself once it produces ~0.1 extra meetings per month (at a 20% close rate, default assumption).
For context: at default conversion your volume yields ~3.9 meetings/month in total.
Default assumptions: 30% accept, 25% reply, 30% positive, 50% meeting rate, adjustable in the full calculator. USD prices treated ~1:1 as EUR.
Verified vendor primary sources: the basis of the editorial assessment.
