If you already run HeyReach, keep reading - this is not a rip-out pitch. HeyReach does one thing well: it sends LinkedIn touches across a pool of accounts at volume. That is sender infrastructure, and it is a good pipe. What it does not do is decide who to message, research them, write in your voice, score the reply that comes back, or stage the next move for your approval.
That is the brain - and right now you are it, or your VA is, or an appointment setter is. Zevari moves the brain and the hands into your agent inside Claude Code or Codex: it researches the prospect, scores them against your ICP with reasons, drafts in your voice, warms the account first, and stages every send for you to approve. Run it as code, drive HeyReach with it over MCP, or have us run it for you.
The fast version
HeyReach is the truck. Zevari is the driver who knows where to go, what to say when they get there, and asks you before knocking. Plenty of teams keep the truck and hire the driver. Some realize the driver came with a truck of his own.
So the honest framing: Zevari and HeyReach are not the same layer. The question is not "which one." The question is "what is steering the sender?" A faster sender just sends your mediocre list faster - the needle in the haystack is a targeting and judgment problem, not a sending one.
HeyReach sends the list you load. Zevari finds the list - your agent scans for people posting about your topic in the last 30 days, scores each one against your ICP from 1 to 5 with reasons, and builds lookalikes from a known-good client.
HeyReach sends the templates you write. Zevari drafts the connection note and the follow-up in your voice - trained on your sent messages, so outreach sounds like you, not AI and not a merge-variable template.
HeyReach hands you an inbox to work by hand. Zevari classifies replies by intent and stages on-brand responses for your approval, so you act on the one reply that matters instead of sorting them all.
Run both
This is the part most comparison pages get wrong - they pretend it is either/or. It is not. If HeyReach is already your sending backbone and you do not want to move it, don't. Point Zevari at it. Your Claude Code or Codex agent does the thinking and hands the sending to HeyReach. You get the brain you were missing without touching the pipe you already trust.
That is the augment path, and most teams start there. The reason a lot of them eventually consolidate onto Zevari alone is simple: once the brain is doing the targeting, the writing, the warming, and the inbox triage, the standalone sender becomes one more login and one more bill for a job your agent could already run end to end. You move when you are ready, not because we forced it.
If HeyReach is already your sending backbone, point Zevari at it over MCP. Your Claude Code or Codex agent does the thinking - targeting, ICP scoring, Voice DNA drafts, reply classification - and hands the sending to HeyReach.
Profile views, reactions, and genuine comments staged before the connection request, held in hosted state so a newer account ramps gradually instead of sprinting into restrictions.
Your agent builds the sequence, advances each target on schedule from real signals, and keeps it moving in hosted state - persistent scheduling that Claude Code or Codex can't hold on its own.
HeyReach sends on the schedule you set. Zevari puts a human between the draft and the send - every message, connection request, comment, and post waits for your sign-off.
For the engineer
You run Claude Code or Codex. You already know HeyReach is an API and a UI for fan-out sending. What you are missing is hands on LinkedIn from inside your agent loop - search, signals, campaigns, inbox, content - as tools, plus hosted state so the schedule survives between sessions. Reach Zevari over MCP for Claude Code and Codex, or our REST API from your own code.
claude mcp add zevari https://mcp.zevari.ai/mcpOAuth in and your agent has 135 LinkedIn and GTM tools. Keep HeyReach as the sender if you want and orchestrate it from Claude Code or Codex, or let Zevari run the whole motion and stage every write for your approval. Outbound-as-code, with the approval gate built in.
Safety
Volume sending across a pool of accounts is a sender's job. Judgment about how each account behaves is the brain's. Zevari connects session-based with no browser cookies, enforces weekly ceilings and behavioral pacing, and puts a human approval gate on every write. A year of the founder running his own account on it. Zero ban incidents to date - the receipt, not an adjective.
Read the full safety modelSide by side
Here's the straight version - where HeyReach's job ends and Zevari's begins.
LinkedIn sender infrastructure (multi-account sending)
The LinkedIn execution layer for Claude Code or Codex - brain plus hands
Its own web app you log into
Inside Claude Code or Codex (or any MCP client) - or we run it for you
You build the list and load it
Signal-based: posted-in-30-days, ICP 1-5 with reasons, lookalikes
You write the templates
Voice DNA - trained on your sent messages
Sequence steps you configure
Warm-by-default - comments, reactions, views staged first
An inbox you work manually
Inbox Radar - replies classified by intent, drafts staged
Static multi-step sequences
Built and advanced by your agent from real signals
Sends on the schedule you set
Every write staged for human approval
Account login
Session-based, no browser cookies
No - it is software you operate
Managed and DFY tiers - we operate it, you approve
n/a
Yes - Zevari can drive HeyReach over MCP
When HeyReach alone is still the right call: if your only job is fanning out a list you already trust across a pool of accounts, and you're happy to build the list, write the copy, and work the inbox yourself, HeyReach covers the pipe. The line you cross is the moment you want smart targeting, copy that sounds like you, replies sorted for you, and an approval gate on every send - then you either point Zevari at HeyReach or let Zevari run the whole motion.
FAQ
Both work. HeyReach is sender infrastructure; Zevari is the brain and the hands inside Claude Code or Codex - targeting, ICP scoring, Voice DNA writing, warming, and inbox triage, with every send staged for your approval. Many teams run both and let Zevari drive HeyReach over MCP. Most eventually consolidate onto Zevari once the agent is running the full motion.
Yes. Your Claude Code or Codex agent does the thinking - signal-based targeting, ICP scoring, voice-matched drafts, reply classification - and hands the sending to HeyReach over MCP. You keep your existing sender and add the brain you were missing. Reach Zevari over MCP for Claude Code and Codex, or our REST API from your own code.
No tool can put zero in writing, and anyone who does is lying to you. What we can put in writing is the mechanism: every write action - message, connection request, comment, post - is staged for your approval, the connection is session-based with no browser cookies, and weekly ceilings (40 free, 80 Premium, 150 Sales Navigator) plus working hours, behavioral pacing, duplicate checks, and burst caps are enforced automatically. The model was refined over a year of the founder running his own account on it, with zero ban incidents to date.
Free LinkedIn: 40 per week. Premium: 150 per week. Sales Navigator: 200 per week. Zevari enforces these ceilings for you so volume never trips LinkedIn's limits.
No. You can start without it. Sales Navigator only raises your weekly connection ceiling - it is not required to run Zevari.
You choose. By default every send is staged for your approval - you approve from chat, Slack, or a digest. Nothing touches your account until you say so.
Yes. Voice DNA is trained on your sent messages, so connection notes and follow-ups sound like you, not AI.
Yes. Signal-based targeting scans for people who posted about your topic in the last 30 days, scores them 1 to 5 against your ICP with reasons, and stages outreach - so you reach the high-intent few, not a static title-matched list.
Yes - that is the Managed tier. You don't learn Claude Code or Codex. We build and run the engine on our infrastructure and send you messages to approve from Slack, on your account, with your sign-off on every send.
Same approval-gated brain, two ways in. Reach Zevari over MCP for Claude Code and Codex, or our REST API from your own code - and keep HeyReach as the sender if you want.
Get the hosted LinkedIn MCP, all 135 MCP tools, Voice DNA, signal targeting, campaigns, and Inbox Radar - self-serve. Drive HeyReach over MCP, or let Zevari run the whole motion. Connect over MCP for Claude Code and Codex, or call our REST API from your own code.
Connect to Claude CodeYou don't run Claude Code or Codex, but you want the same approval-gated brain working your pipeline instead of a sender you have to feed. We set it up, run it on our infrastructure, and send every message to you for approval from Slack - typically less than the appointment setter you're already paying for the same job.
We run it for youZevari - the LinkedIn execution layer for Claude Code or Codex. HeyReach is the truck; Zevari is the driver who knows where to go.