HeyReach scales by adding sender accounts. Naviira scales what each account can do: 1,000+ DMs per profile per month through InMail and open profiles, no invite limits.
An honest comparison starts here. HeyReach is a well-built tool, and for some teams it is the right one.
HeyReach's mechanism is the connection request: send an invite, wait for the accept, then message. LinkedIn's invite limits cap that near 600 actions per account per month, which is why the answer to more volume is always "add more senders." Naviira's primary channels are InMail and open-profile messages through Sales Navigator: they land directly in the inbox, need no accept, and carry no invite limit. Same team, fewer accounts, roughly double the ceiling per profile.
| Naviira | HeyReach | |
|---|---|---|
| Primary mechanism | InMail + open-profile via Sales Navigator | Connection requests, then messages |
| Volume per account / month | 1,000+ DMs | ~600 actions |
| Price for ~5,000 sends | $465 | ~$711 (9 senders) |
| Waits on invite accept | No | Yes |
| AI reply handling | Included, your voice, approval mode | Basic inbox |
| Extra cost you pay LinkedIn | Sales Navigator (~$99/seat), stated upfront | Works without Sales Nav at lower ceilings |
| Whitelabel | Master plan | Agency plan |
Competitor details from public pricing pages and documentation, July 2026. Verify current terms on their site; we keep this honest and update it when things change.
This is what the same lists produce when every send is an InMail or a free open-profile message instead of an invite waiting on an accept. Replies classified on arrival, AI drafts in your voice, nothing rotting in a forgotten tab.
Bring your lists and your sequences. The engine does the rest the same day.
We moved twelve client accounts off a per-seat tool. Same lists, same copy, and reply volume roughly tripled in the first month.
Fifteen profiles, one inbox, and the per-DM math my clients can audit. Migration took an afternoon and the white label closed two retainers on its own.
We will price your current volume on both mechanisms, live, and tell you honestly if switching is worth it for your setup.