Comparison
Zenith Project vs HeyReach
Both of us run outreach across many client accounts. HeyReach is built so an agency can send more. Zenith is built so an agency can charge more. Which one fits depends on what you actually sell your clients.
Researched August 2026. Pricing changes, so check theirs before you decide.
The short answer
Choose HeyReach
Buy HeyReach if your delivery promise to clients is volume: a set number of invites and messages per account per week, at the lowest possible cost per send. Sender rotation is their core mechanism and they do it better than we do. Unlimited free users is genuinely generous, and at very high account counts their per-sender cost is hard to beat.
Choose Zenith Project
Buy Zenith if your delivery promise is meetings and reputation rather than send volume. Client accounts are uncapped, you get a white-label agency dashboard, your VAs can be certified as Approvers, and every message is read by a human before it goes out under your client's name. Agencies use that to charge a premium, because what they are selling is not spam with their logo on it.
Side by side
| Feature | Zenith Project | HeyReach |
|---|---|---|
| Human review before send | Required on every message | None |
| Client accounts | No cap, agency dashboard | No cap, priced per sender |
| White-label | Yes | Agency tier and above |
| Additional users | Priced by plan, unlimited Approver seats on Enterprise | Unlimited and freeTheir win |
| Sending model | Per-client campaigns, each message approved | One sequence rotated across senders |
| Per-sender cost at 50+ accounts | Linear beyond 10 | LowerTheir win |
| VA enablement | Approver certification for your team | Not offered |
| Personalization method | AI reads recent activity, a person approves | Sequences across senders |
| Who carries brand risk | The approver reads it first | The client whose account it is |
HeyReach prices per connected LinkedIn account and users are unlimited and free: $79 per sender per month, $590 for 10 senders, $999 for 50, $1,999 unlimited. Their Agency and Unlimited tiers require you to supply your own residential proxies, typically $5 to $15 per account per month, which at 50 senders adds $250 to $750 on top of the headline. Zenith Enterprise is $999 per month starting at 10 LinkedIn accounts, with no cap on client accounts and cost scaling linearly beyond that.
Where HeyReach is genuinely better
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- Unlimited free users. Reps, VAs and clients all cost nothing on their plans, where we price by seat. For a large agency team that is a real saving.
- Sender rotation is purpose-built. Distributing one sequence across many accounts is their core mechanism and they do it better than we do.
- Per-sender cost at very high account counts is genuinely low. $999 for 50 senders is cheap per account even after the proxies you have to supply yourself.
- They are the default answer in the agency category, so nobody internally has to be convinced the choice is a sane one.
The difference that actually matters
The honest split is not agency versus sales team, because we both serve agencies running many client accounts. It is what you sell. HeyReach optimises cost per send, so an agency built on volume gets more output per dollar. On Zenith, every message is drafted by AI and then held in an approval queue until a person reads it and sends it. That is not a setting you can switch off, it is how the product works. That caps how much you can send and it raises what you can charge, because the client is buying conversations that do not read like spam going out under their own name. Agencies who switch to us usually do it after an account got restricted or a client asked why their brand was sending slop. If neither of those has happened to you and your clients are happy buying volume, HeyReach is the cheaper way to deliver it.
Questions people actually ask
- We are an agency with a lot of client accounts. Is Zenith actually built for that?
- Yes. There is no cap on client accounts. You get an agency dashboard with per-client setup, white-label so it carries your brand, control over what each client can see, and an Approver certification programme so your own VAs can run the review step. Enterprise starts at 10 LinkedIn accounts and scales linearly from there.
- How much does HeyReach actually cost at the agency tier?
- As of August 2026 the Agency plan is $999 per month for 50 senders, but it requires you to bring your own residential proxies at roughly $5 to $15 per account per month, so another $250 to $750. Neither figure is hidden, but the headline is not the whole bill.
- Does human review survive at agency scale?
- It is the thing you are selling, so it has to. A trained approver clears a client's daily queue in minutes rather than hours, and the certification programme exists so that work sits with your VAs rather than with you. What it costs is throughput. What it buys is a 40 to 60 percent acceptance rate and a client who does not churn because their account got restricted.
- Why would we charge more just because messages are reviewed?
- Because your client is not buying invites, they are buying meetings and their own reputation. An agency delivering reviewed, genuinely personalised outreach is selling a different product from one delivering templated volume, and it prices accordingly. That is the entire commercial case for the review step.
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