Dux-Soup review
Affordable LinkedIn prospecting automation with campaign, CRM, and team features.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Dux-Soup is LinkedIn prospecting and outreach software for sales professionals, marketers, recruiters, agencies, and teams. It supports profile viewing, tagging, search, personalized connection invitations and messages, automated InMail and follow-up actions, response detection, campaign pausing, data exports, and CRM synchronization. Pro and Turbo use a browser-based extension, while Cloud runs campaigns on managed infrastructure. Team plans add shared campaigns, centralized administration, and collaborative prospecting.
Pricing is split across individual, cloud, and team options. Pro Dux costs $14.99 per user per month monthly or $11.25 annually, covering personalized outreach, LinkedIn post likes, profile visits and tagging, and CSV export of LinkedIn data and email addresses. Turbo Dux costs $55 monthly or $41.25 annually and adds unlimited concurrent drip campaigns, campaign statistics, a lead management dashboard, a central inbox, CRM and workflow integrations, and Zapier and Make libraries. Cloud Dux costs $99 monthly or $74.17 annually, adding cloud-based campaigns, managed and monitored infrastructure, additional account-safety features, and always-on automation. Turbo Team uses seat-based pricing at the same monthly and annual rates as Turbo Dux, with shared campaigns, team statistics, license administration, contact management, and tool integrations.
The platform fits teams that want LinkedIn-focused automation with connections to Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Freshsales, SharpSpring, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Zapier, Make, and Ensable. Its web, Chrome extension, and API access support different operating models, while the central inbox and response detection help organize ongoing outreach. The main trade-off is its narrow channel focus: organizations seeking broader social selling across multiple networks may need an alternative. Dux-Soup is a practical fit for LinkedIn-led prospecting, especially when CRM sync or team collaboration matters.
Dux-Soup pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Personalized LinkedIn outreach with drip campaigns and custom delays
- CRM, workflow, Zapier, and Make integrations
- Team campaign sharing and collaborative prospecting
- Where it doesn't
- Focused mainly on LinkedIn rather than broader social selling
- No free plan; the 14-day trial may require billing information
- Advanced cloud automation costs more than browser-based plans
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