Gojiberry and Dux-Soup solve different halves of outbound. Dux-Soup is one of the oldest and cheapest automation tools, a Chrome extension that sends connection requests and messages to lists you supply. Gojiberry finds who is in-market and fires outreach when a buying signal triggers, with enrichment and a human in the loop.
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Gojiberry is an AI-powered, multi-channel prospecting platform. It tracks 30+ buying-intent signals across socials and the web, surfaces leads who are in-market right now, and triggers personalized outreach across channels. It watches public signals (funding rounds, job changes, post interactions, competitor engagement, hiring patterns) and automatically fires AI-written outreach the moment a prospect enters a buying window. Contact enrichment runs via 15+ providers, the message is written from the trigger context, and outreach is sent from the cloud, all without manual work. $99/month all-inclusive, free trial with no credit card. Built for B2B founders, solo SDRs and small sales pods who want reply rates that come from timing, not volume.
Dux-Soup is one of the original LinkedIn automation tools, launched in 2015. Its Pro and Turbo tiers run as a Chrome extension (your browser must stay open), while Cloud runs always-on. Turbo adds drip campaigns, CRM integrations and AI message personalization. It is the cheapest automation on the market, but it only executes actions on the lists you supply, and browser-based automation carries account-safety risk.
Dux-Soup automates actions on lists you build; it does not tell you who is ready to buy. Gojiberry tracks 30+ buying signals and surfaces in-market prospects, then enriches them, so you are not automating messages to a cold list.
Dux-Soup sends templated connection requests and messages. Gojiberry enriches each lead through a 15+ provider waterfall and writes the message from the signal that triggered it, so relevance is built in.
Dux-Soup's cheaper tiers run in your browser, which must stay open and carries more account-safety risk. Gojiberry runs in the cloud, fires the first intent-triggered touch, and alerts your team in Slack to handle replies.
Dux-Soup sends on your schedule to everyone on the list. Gojiberry fires only when a prospect shows a real signal, which is what lifts reply rates.
Gojiberry finds who is in-market, enriches them and fires outreach on the signal, so your sends land on people ready to talk.
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Dux-Soup was cheap, but I was blasting cold lists and replies were flat. Gojiberry surfaces warm prospects and writes from the signal. Different results entirely.
Victor A.
Founder, B2B SaaS
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I did not want to keep a browser open or risk my account. Gojiberry runs in the cloud and pushes warm leads to Slack.
Nora P.
Solo founder, Devtools
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Paying a bit more for enrichment plus signal timing paid off fast. My cost per meeting dropped despite fewer sends.
Sami R.
Growth lead, Series A
Dux-Soup is subscription-based per user, with a 14-day Turbo trial. Pro and Turbo run as an extension; Cloud runs always-on.
Two plans. No per-agent pricing, no channel add-ons, no free-trial trap. Everything you need to run intent-triggered outreach is included in Pro.
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For teams whose problem is lead quality and timing, yes. Dux-Soup is the cheapest way to automate outreach on lists you supply. Gojiberry sources in-market prospects, enriches them and fires outreach on signals, which is a different job at a different price point.
Dux-Soup automates connection requests and messages on your lists, mostly from a browser extension. Gojiberry is intent-first: it sources warm prospects from 30+ signals, enriches them, writes from the trigger and alerts a human in Slack.
Dux-Soup is cheaper on paper (Pro $14.99, Turbo $55, Cloud $99). Gojiberry is $99/month all-inclusive, but includes sourcing, enrichment, AI outreach and Slack alerts that Dux-Soup does not.
Dux-Soup has a long track record, but its cheaper tiers run as a browser extension, which generally carries more account-safety risk than cloud tools. Its Cloud tier reduces that. Gojiberry runs in the cloud and keeps a human on replies.
Yes. Gojiberry can surface signal-qualified prospects that a tool like Dux-Soup could action. For most teams, though, Gojiberry alone covers sourcing, enrichment, timing and outreach at $99/month.
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Dux-Soup automates your lists. Gojiberry finds who is in-market, enriches them and fires outreach on the signal, at $99/month with a free trial.
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