Comparison
Lead Scorer vs Waalaxy
Waalaxy is the LinkedIn automation tool most French founders try first, and the only one in our survey that publishes its LinkedIn quotas. It is also the one whose advertised entry price buys the fewest channels.
Verdict
Pick Waalaxy if LinkedIn is your only channel and 300 invitations a month is enough. Pick Lead Scorer if you want the accounts researched and the messages written, with email in the same product and no third tier to unlock it.
What Waalaxy really costs one person
500 new prospects a month, one person, a 3-touch email sequence (1,500 emails).
Advertised
€19/user/month (Pro — 300 invitations, 25 email finder credits)
Real month, one person
≈ $57/month as a LinkedIn channel (Advanced, €49) · €69/month (Business) to add email
3.6× the advertised price to open the second channel
Lead Scorer, same month
≈ $251/month — Scale at €199 (≈$230) plus your own 3 mailboxes (≈$21). One inbox on Solo (€49) carries about 200 prospects a month at 3 touches, which is the volume we are actually built for.
Billed monthly, cancel anytime. Yearly billing takes 20% off Solo, Pro and Scale: €468, €948 and €1,908 a year (€39, €79 and €159 a month). Optional — monthly still cancels anytime.
Read on Waalaxy's own pricing page (prices are rendered client-side and were read from the page's JS bundle). The discounted annual amounts are not published anywhere.
waalaxy.comWhat the advertised price leaves out
- Pro (€19) and Advanced (€49) cannot send a single email. Email requires Business at €69 — 3.6× the advertised entry price.
- Pro caps at 300 invitations a month; the scenario needs ~400, so Advanced at €49 is the real floor even for LinkedIn alone.
- Waalaxy advertises −20% quarterly and −50% annual, and publishes the discounted amounts nowhere. We used the monthly price, which makes our total a ceiling rather than a floor.
- LinkedIn Inbox is a separate €20/month add-on.
- Its own comparison table shows 25 email finder credits a month for Advanced in one rendering and 500 in another, and the billing cycle is never labelled next to the number.
How we priced this
- Scenario
- 500 new prospects a month, one person, a 3-touch email sequence (1,500 emails).
- Infrastructure counted in every total
- 3 mailboxes at 30 emails/day (Google Workspace Business Starter, ≈$21/month) and 2 secondary domains (≈$1.74/month) are counted in every stack, because every vendor leaves them out.
- Billing
- Annual commitment wherever one exists — the assumption most favourable to the vendor.
- LinkedIn cap
- LinkedIn's ~100 invitations/week soft cap means a single account cannot physically work 500 new prospects a month. The totals model 500 by email and ~400 on LinkedIn.
- Exchange rate
- €1 = $1.155 (US Federal Reserve H.10, 2026-08-06). Conversions are marked ≈.
- Limits
- No purchase was made. Every official figure comes from a vendor page read on 2026-08-09; third-party figures are labelled as such and never used as prices.
Side by side
| Feature | Lead Scorer | Waalaxy |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier | Full CRM, forever | Free plan with limits |
| Entry price | €0 · €49/mo with the agent | €19/user/mo (Pro) |
| Email at the entry price | Yes — €49 includes 1 inbox | No — needs Business at €69 (3.6×) |
| LinkedIn quota published | No — we should fix that | Yes — 300 / 800 / 800 per month |
| Finds and qualifies for you | Agent sources, scores, rejects off-ICP | No — you build the LinkedIn search |
| Writes the messages | Agent drafts, playbook + sanitization | Templates and variables |
| Annual discount amount published | Yes | No — '−50%' announced, amount never shown |
| Published overage rate | Yes — €0.049/credit | Not published (credit packs) |
| LinkedIn inbox | Unified reply inbox included | €20/month add-on |
Where Waalaxy beats Lead Scorer
Written by us, about our own product.
- Waalaxy is the only tool of the 17 we priced that publishes its LinkedIn quotas — 300 / 800 / 800 invitations a month. Five vendors sell the LinkedIn channel without publishing any limit at all. That is real transparency and it deserves saying out loud.
- A genuinely free plan, a French-language product and French support. We are a French company too, but our product is English-first.
- LinkedIn automation itself is more mature than ours: auto-imports, richer sequence triggers, deep LinkedIn-native flows.
- €19/month is a real price for someone who only wants LinkedIn invitations and nothing else.
Where Lead Scorer wins
Same standard of evidence, opposite direction.
- The agent decides who is worth contacting. Waalaxy automates contacting whoever you imported.
- Email is included from €49; on Waalaxy it starts at €69 and neither lower tier can send one.
- Companies come from the official French State registry with a verified SIREN and a named dirigeant, instead of a LinkedIn search you built by hand.
- We publish our overage (€0.049/credit); Waalaxy sells credit packs without publishing a rate.
- MCP server with 104 tools — your agent drives the motion from Claude, Cursor or Claude Code.
Which one is for you
Pick Waalaxy if…
Anyone whose motion is pure LinkedIn volume, who already knows their targeting, and who wants the cheapest reliable way to run invitations.
Pick Lead Scorer if…
Founders who want the right 200 accounts found, qualified and written to — on LinkedIn and by email — without deciding which tier unlocks which channel.
Frequently asked questions
Lead Scorer ou Waalaxy ?
Waalaxy si votre seul canal est LinkedIn et que 300 invitations par mois suffisent : à 19 €, personne ne fait moins cher. Lead Scorer si vous voulez que l'agent trouve les comptes, les qualifie et écrive les messages — et que l'email soit inclus. Relevé le 9 août 2026 : les paliers Pro (19 €) et Advanced (49 €) de Waalaxy ne peuvent envoyer aucun email, il faut Business à 69 €.
Why does Waalaxy's €19 plan cost €69 in practice?
Because €19 buys LinkedIn invitations only. Neither Pro (€19) nor Advanced (€49) can send an email; that requires Business at €69 — 3.6× the advertised entry price. It is the largest single-channel jump we measured across 17 tools.
What is Waalaxy's annual price?
Not published. The page advertises −20% quarterly and −50% annual, and the discounted amounts appear nowhere on the site. Our totals therefore use the monthly prices, which means they are ceilings: if the annual discount is real, the Waalaxy-based stacks drop by roughly $28/month.
Can one LinkedIn account really handle 500 prospects a month?
No, and this is not a Waalaxy problem — it is LinkedIn's. The soft cap is around 100 invitations a week, roughly 400 a month. Reaching 500 on LinkedIn needs a second identity, which is rebilled per seat by La Growth Machine, Waalaxy, Lemlist and AiSDR. Waalaxy at least tells you what its quota is.
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