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Zevari vs HeyReach

Zevari vs HeyReach: a LinkedIn sender, or a full outbound department

Looking for a HeyReach MCP? HeyReach offers an MCP server: its help centre documents connecting it to Claude and Visual Studio Code (checked 16 September 2026). That MCP drives your HeyReach sender workspace, so your AI works the lists and campaigns you set up there. HeyReach is a multi-account LinkedIn sender you load with a list and copy. Zevari is a full outbound department, running today: your AI SDR team for LinkedIn and email that finds and scores prospects, writes in your voice and qualifies replies, directed from the Zevari app or over MCP from Claude Code, Codex or ChatGPT. Sends wait for your approval by default.

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What HeyReach is and what Zevari is

What HeyReach is

HeyReach is LinkedIn sending software built for agencies and teams. It rotates sends across many LinkedIn sender accounts in one campaign, runs multi-step sequences you build from its templates, and collects replies from every sender in one shared inbox. You bring the list and write the messages; HeyReach sends them on the schedule you set. It is priced per sender account.

What Zevari is

A full outbound department, running today. Your AI SDR (AI sales development representative) team for LinkedIn and email: six specialists, Prospecting, Signals, ICP Scoring, Voice Writer, Follow-up and Reply Qualifier, take a prospect from first signal to a qualified conversation, and sends wait for your approval by default.

Side by side

HeyReach and Zevari, row by row

Checked on 16 September 2026. We describe HeyReach only in terms we could source; anything we could not check is left out rather than guessed.

What it is
HeyReach

Multi-account LinkedIn sending software

Zevari

A full outbound department: six AI specialists for LinkedIn and email

MCP access
HeyReach

An MCP server that drives your HeyReach sender workspace (per its help centre, checked 16 September 2026)

Zevari

Hosted LinkedIn MCP for Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT and any MCP client, plus a REST API

Finding prospects
HeyReach

You build the list and load it

Zevari

Prospecting and Signals find people; ICP Scoring rates each one with reasons

Writing messages
HeyReach

You write the sequence steps and templates

Zevari

Voice Writer drafts each message in your voice for you to approve

Replies
HeyReach

A shared inbox across senders that you work

Zevari

Reply Qualifier sorts replies and surfaces qualified conversations

Email
HeyReach

Email steps hand off to a separate email tool

Zevari

Native email steps in the same sequence when you add a mailbox

Before a send
HeyReach

Sends on the campaign schedule you set

Zevari

Sends wait for a human approval by default

Connection
HeyReach

LinkedIn accounts connected to its web app

Zevari

Hosted connector, no browser extension, no cookie injection

Price
HeyReach

$79 per LinkedIn sender account a month

Zevari

$87 a month or $497 a year with one account; extra accounts $37 a month

Which one fits

When HeyReach is the better call, and when Zevari is

Choose HeyReach if

  • You run an agency or team that needs to rotate one campaign across many LinkedIn sender accounts.
  • You already have a list you trust and copy you have written, and the job is sending it at volume.
  • You want one shared inbox across many senders and are happy to work the replies yourself.

Choose Zevari if

  • You want the prospects found and scored against your ideal customer, not just sent to.
  • You want messages written in your voice and replies sorted into qualified conversations.
  • You want LinkedIn and email steps in the same sequence, under one approval queue.
  • You want to direct outbound from Claude, ChatGPT or Codex over a hosted MCP connector.

Approval and limits

What stays the same whichever way you run Zevari

Run it from the Zevari app or from your AI over MCP: the same approvals and the same limits apply. No tool can promise LinkedIn will never restrict an account; what we can publish is the mechanism.

Read how the safety model works
  • By default a human approves every send: messages, connection requests, comments and posts wait in a queue until you approve them. A specialist sends on its own only after you move it to autopilot once it has earned it, such as Follow-up after ten approved sends in 30 days, and you can switch it back at any time.
  • A hosted connector. No browser extension to install and no cookie injected into a headless browser.
  • Connection requests are capped at 150 a week on Free* and Premium LinkedIn accounts and 200 on Sales Navigator.
  • * Free accounts: LinkedIn caps connection requests that carry a note at 5 a month. The weekly ceiling covers requests sent without a note, and Premium and Sales Navigator accounts get a far larger allowance for requests with a note. Most outreach uses a note, so Premium or Sales Navigator is the practical choice for real outbound - the full explanation is on /safety.
  • All actions are capped at 400 a day on Free, 1,000 on Premium and 2,000 on Sales Navigator, with burst limits and working hours on top.
  • Email, when you add a mailbox: 300 a day and 1,500 a week per mailbox.
  • When a limit is reached the action waits for the window to reset. It is not skipped, retried in a burst, or routed around.

Run it from your AI

Works with Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT and any MCP client

The Zevari LinkedIn MCP gives your AI the same six specialists, the same plan and the same approval queue. In Claude Code, run the command below, then /mcp to sign in. In Codex, run codex mcp add zevari --url https://mcp.zevari.ai/mcp, then codex mcp login zevari. Every client uses the same server and the same browser sign-in, and technical teams can also call the REST API.

claude mcp add --transport http zevari https://mcp.zevari.ai/mcp
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Pricing

One plan: $87 a month, or $497 a year

All six specialists and one LinkedIn account are included. The yearly rate saves 52%. Another LinkedIn account is $37 a month. First-time accounts get a 7-day free trial, and there is a 30-day money-back guarantee after the first charge.

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FAQ

HeyReach vs Zevari: common questions

Does HeyReach have an MCP server?

Yes. HeyReach offers an MCP server, documented in its help centre with setup guides for Claude and Visual Studio Code (checked 16 September 2026). Each HeyReach workspace gets its own MCP connection, and it drives that HeyReach sender workspace: the lists, campaigns and sender accounts you set up in HeyReach. Zevari does a different job and does not connect to HeyReach. HeyReach sends a list you built across many sender accounts, while Zevari is a full outbound department for LinkedIn and email, and its hosted LinkedIn MCP gives Claude Code, Codex, ChatGPT or any MCP client six specialists that find, score, write and qualify replies, with sends waiting for your approval by default.

Can I run LinkedIn outreach from Claude instead of HeyReach?

Yes, with Zevari. Add the Zevari LinkedIn MCP to Claude Code with claude mcp add --transport http zevari https://mcp.zevari.ai/mcp, then run /mcp to sign in; Codex and ChatGPT use the same server and browser sign-in. Your AI then directs the same six specialists that run in the Zevari app: they find and score prospects, draft messages in your voice and sort replies, and by default nothing is sent until you approve it.

Is Zevari a HeyReach alternative?

For most teams, yes, but it does a different job. HeyReach sends a list you built across many sender accounts. Zevari is your AI SDR team for LinkedIn and email: it finds the prospects, writes the messages, follows up and qualifies the replies. If your only job is rotating sends across a large pool of accounts, HeyReach is built for that.

How much does HeyReach cost compared with Zevari?

HeyReach is $79 per LinkedIn sender account a month. Zevari is one plan at $87 a month, or $497 a year (save 52%), with all six specialists and one LinkedIn account included; each extra account is $37 a month.

Do messages go out without my approval?

Not by default. Every connection request, message, comment and post waits for your approval before it reaches your account, whether you work from the Zevari app or from your AI. A specialist sends on its own only after you move it to autopilot once it has earned it, such as Follow-up after ten approved sends in 30 days, and you can switch it back at any time.

Will Zevari get my LinkedIn account restricted?

No tool can promise that. What Zevari publishes is the mechanism: approval before sends by default, a hosted connector with no browser extension or cookie injection, 150 connection requests a week on Free* and Premium accounts and 200 on Sales Navigator, daily action caps, working hours and burst limits. When a limit is reached, the action waits. The weekly figure covers connection requests sent without a note: LinkedIn caps requests that carry a note at 5 a month on a free account, and gives Premium and Sales Navigator a far larger allowance, so Premium or Sales Navigator is the practical choice for real outbound (see /safety).

Sources, method and limits

Competitor details come from HeyReach's public site and documentation, checked on 16 September 2026. Zevari details come from our published pricing and safety pages, which mirror the limits enforced in the product. HeyReach changes its product and pricing over time; if a detail here is out of date, tell us at support@zevari.ai and we will correct it.

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A full outbound department, with your approval built in.

LinkedIn and email, run by six specialists. Direct it from the Zevari app, or from Claude, ChatGPT or Codex.

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