One product. The price depends on how many accounts it runs, never on how much it sends.
Every tool in this category prices by volume, which is a way of charging you more to put your own account at more risk. Hellofew runs the same published limits on every plan. What you choose is how many LinkedIn accounts it runs and whether you would rather not think about the bill for a year.
Solo, monthly
One product, one LinkedIn account, and a month to find out whether it earns its place.
$49/month
One workspace, one LinkedIn account.
Solo, annual
2 months freeYou already know outbound is how you sell; you would rather not think about it again for a year. Two months free.
$40.83/month
Billed $490/year. One workspace, one LinkedIn account.
Agency
You run outbound for clients, from their accounts, and every one of them has to come out of this with their account intact. Up to five workspaces, each under the same limits.
$149/month
5 workspaces, one LinkedIn account each, each with its own targeting and queue.
Agency, annual
2 months freeThe retainers are signed for the year and so is the tool that fills them. Five workspaces, two months free.
$124.17/month
Billed $1490/year. 5 workspaces, one LinkedIn account each, each with its own targeting and queue.
What every plan runs under
- 20 invitations a day, maximum. A constant in the source, not a setting.
- A three-week ramp: 5, then 10, 15, 18, 20.
- 80 a week on Premium, 50 on a free account.
- 12 messages a day, one follow-up, every reply cancels the rest.
- One LinkedIn account per workspace, always.
- 14-day full refund on every plan, no form.
The full list, with what LinkedIn itself has and has not said, is on the limits page. What our own accounts did this week is on the numbers page.
Questions people ask before paying
- Is there a free trial?
- No, on purpose. Reading your product page and writing your targeting is free and needs no card, so you see what it thinks of your market before paying anything. A connected LinkedIn account costs real money at the provider from day one, so the trial is the 14-day refund instead: cancel inside it and the month comes back in full, no form.
- Does the agency plan send more?
- No. Every workspace on every plan runs 20 invitations a day at most, 80 a week, ramping from 5 a day over three weeks. The agency plan is 5 workspaces, each with its own LinkedIn account, its own targeting and its own queue. More volume is only ever another client's account under the same limits, because the account being spent is theirs.
- Why would an agency pay yearly?
- Because retainers are signed for the year and the tool that fills them should not be a monthly decision. 2 months free, same 5 workspaces, same refund window. If your client list turns over faster than that, stay monthly; nothing is lost either way.
- Can I switch between monthly and yearly later?
- Yes, from "Manage subscription" on the billing page, or by email. A switch takes effect at the next renewal and nobody is charged twice for the same month.
- What happens when an agency stops paying?
- Every client workspace stops sending the same day, and nothing queued goes out. Replies already in the inbox stay readable. The LinkedIn accounts are released after a grace period so a bounced card does not cost anyone a reconnection.
- What do I need before paying?
- A LinkedIn account with at least 150 connections. A near-empty profile sending invitations is the pattern LinkedIn most reliably restricts, so under that we refuse to send at all, and you are asked before the card, not after.