Teory vs Waalaxy
The budget option for sending volume. Waalaxy automates the send; it does not read who it writes to, nor hold the conversation afterwards.
What is Waalaxy
Waalaxy is a Chrome extension for automating LinkedIn prospecting: it sends invitations, chains follow-up sequences, detects replies and syncs contacts with your CRM. Its Business plan adds cold email for multichannel campaigns. It is one of the cheapest options on the market and one of the most widely used.
Head to head
| What it is | Teory | Waalaxy |
|---|---|---|
| Reads profile, company and activity before writing | Yes | No |
| Skips whoever does not fit before reaching out | Yes | No |
| Holds the conversation and answers objections | Yes | No |
| You approve every message before it goes out | Yes | Per template |
| Human cadence, no bulk actions | Yes | Yes |
| Channels | LinkedIn and email | |
| Contact database | No | Email finder |
| Where it runs | Cloud | Chrome extension |
| Entry price | Custom | 19 EUR/mo |
Prices and features taken from each tool's public site on 5 September 2026. They change without notice: check before deciding.
When to choose Waalaxy
- Your bottleneck is sending, not quality: you already know who to write to and just need it to run on its own.
- Budget rules and 19 EUR a month is the ceiling.
- You want to start today with an extension and no onboarding process.
When to choose Teory
- Your problem is not sending more, it is that what you send gets no reply.
- Every conversation carries weight and one badly aimed template costs you the account or the reputation.
- You want someone to hold the thread when the person replies, not just fire the next step.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Waalaxy cost?
Their site publishes three plans per user per month: Pro at 19 EUR with 300 invitations a month, Advanced at 49 EUR with 800, and Business at 69 EUR adding cold email and multichannel campaigns. All with a 14-day trial.
Is Waalaxy safe for my LinkedIn account?
It is a browser extension, so actions come from your computer and your session. The risk is not the tool but the usage: high volume and identical messages are what trigger a restriction, with Waalaxy or anything else.
Can I use both?
Technically yes, but it makes little sense: both write from the same account and you would stack uncoordinated cadences, which is exactly the pattern LinkedIn penalises.
Comparison written by Teory. We describe the other tool by what it publishes on its own site and claim nothing that cannot be checked there.
Try it before you decide.
The agent on the home page is the same one that would run your account. Write to it and judge for yourself.