Comparison. Prices checked 15 September 2026.SDR Pilot vs HeyReach.
SDR Pilot (sdrpilot.ai) is an AI SDR from $97 a month that runs on your own LinkedIn account and can be driven by your own AI agent. Agency plans are $297 and $497. HeyReach is a multi sender LinkedIn platform at $79, $999 and $2,999 a month. HeyReach scales sending. SDR Pilot researches, decides, then talks.
- A workspace per client
- Extra senders from $27
- The AI answers the replies
The short answer
HeyReach is the tool agencies buy when the constraint is volume across many LinkedIn accounts. SDR Pilot is the tool you buy when the constraint is that nobody is answering the replies and nobody is checking whether the person was worth contacting. If you need 50 senders sending tomorrow, HeyReach is a better fit and its pricing is designed for exactly that. If you need each sender to behave like a person who did their homework, this is the other trade.
| SDR Pilot | HeyReach | |
|---|---|---|
| Entry price | $97 a month, one sender | Growth at $79 a month |
| Agency tier | $297 a month, 10 client workspaces | Agency at $999 a month, 25 senders, whitelabel included |
| Top tier | $497 a month, unlimited client workspaces | Unlimited at $2,999 a month, fair use capped at 300 senders |
| Extra senders | $47, $37 or $27 a month by plan | Billed per sender on the Growth plan |
| White label | Marked coming, not built | Included on Agency, extra brands $500 each on Unlimited |
| Model | AI SDR per sender | Multi sender campaign platform with a unified inbox |
| Replies | The AI answers from your playbook | You answer, in the unified inbox |
| Requests a day per sender | 20 by default, 25 ceiling | Set per sender by you |
What HeyReach does well
HeyReach is genuinely the best shaped product on this page for an agency with a large roster. Twenty five senders on one $999 plan, a unified inbox across all of them, whitelabel included rather than promised, and an Unlimited tier that goes to 300 senders. If your business model is running outbound for many clients at volume, that maths is hard to beat and SDR Pilot does not try to beat it.
Where SDR Pilot is different
A HeyReach sender does what you told it. A SDR Pilot sender decides. Before any connection request, the profile is opened and read, then scored against the client's ideal customer profile, and most candidates are disqualified with a reason you can read. The 20 requests that do go out each cost a profile read. That is a different unit economics from a platform priced on sending capacity.
The second difference is the conversation. In HeyReach's unified inbox the replies from every sender arrive in one place, and someone on your team answers them. In SDR Pilot the agent answers, in minutes, from the client's own playbook, qualifies against the client's criteria, and hands over the thread when the lead is ready. For an agency that is the difference between hiring an inbox manager and not.
The third is sourcing. SDR Pilot works six LinkedIn sources on its own for every client: incoming connection requests, profile viewers, people who engage with the client's posts, posts in the client's niche, people search on the ICP, and the client's own connections. You are not maintaining a list per client.
How the agency maths compares
Ten clients with one LinkedIn sender each costs $297 plus nine senders at $37, which is $630 a month, about $63 per client. Thirty senders on Agency Unlimited costs $497 plus twenty nine at $27, which is $1,280 a month, about $43 per sender. HeyReach's Agency plan is $999 a month and includes 25 senders, which is about $40 per sender with whitelabel included. On raw sending capacity HeyReach is competitive at scale. What the SDR Pilot number also buys is the research and the replies.
What SDR Pilot does not have
- White-label branding. Client workspaces exist today, your logo and your domain on them do not.
- A unified inbox across many senders. Each workspace has its own.
- Integrations. No API, no webhooks, no CRM sync.
- A free trial or a checkout. Access is allow-listed and starts with a LinkedIn DM.
- A public customer roster. There are no logos or testimonials on this site.
FAQQuestions people ask
Is SDR Pilot a HeyReach alternative for agencies?
For a small roster, yes: $297 a month covers 10 client workspaces and extra senders are $37 each. For a large roster where the point is sending volume across 25 or more senders, HeyReach is built for that and includes whitelabel, which SDR Pilot has not built yet.
Which is cheaper, SDR Pilot or HeyReach?
It depends on the roster. HeyReach lists Growth at $79 a month, Agency at $999 with 25 senders and Unlimited at $2,999. SDR Pilot is $97, $297 and $497 with extra senders at $47, $37 or $27. At ten clients SDR Pilot is cheaper, at twenty five senders HeyReach is. Prices checked 15 September 2026.
Does SDR Pilot have a unified inbox across clients?
No. Each client workspace has its own inbox, playbook and ICP. The reason it matters less is that the agent answers the replies itself rather than queueing them for a human.
Can I white-label SDR Pilot for my clients?
Not yet. Client workspaces are live on the Agency plans, which gives each client a separate login, playbook, ICP and inbox. Your own branding and domain on top of that is marked coming on the plan cards.
It Starts With a DM. The Agent Answers First. 
SDR Pilot is allow-listed, so there is no checkout and no free trial. Send a DM on LinkedIn, the agent answers, and your account is set up from there. Plans start at $97 a month for one LinkedIn sender.