Dux-Soup
Long-established LinkedIn automation
- Category
- LinkedIn Automation — Established LinkedIn automation
- Plans
- Tiered plans with a low entry price
- Best for
- Operators who prefer a browser-extension model over cloud automation · Teams with existing LinkedIn workflows to automate
- Integrations
- LinkedIn · HubSpot · Salesforce · Zapier · Chrome
- Affiliate program
- Vendor's own portal — Self-serve
- Commission
- 35% on first payment + 25% recurring · Recurring
- Last verified
- 8 Oct 2026
What Dux-Soup is actually for
Dux-Soup automates LinkedIn from inside your own browser session rather than from a cloud service, and it has been doing it longer than most of this category. Plans start at $15 a month, which makes it the cheapest entry point to LinkedIn automation in this directory.
The extension model is a genuine architectural choice, not just an old implementation. Activity happens in your session, on your machine, which some operators consider safer and which others find inconvenient because campaigns only progress while the browser is running.
What you are paying for
Very little, in absolute terms, with tiers that unlock more automation and reporting. The trade is on ergonomics: reporting, sequence logic and interface polish all sit behind the newer cloud tools, and the browser dependency means a closed laptop pauses your campaign.
If your evaluation is price per feature, Dux-Soup wins. If your evaluation is how much operational babysitting the tool requires per month, it usually does not.
How it compares
Against Waalaxy, Dux-Soup is cheaper and older, with a different automation model. Against Expandi or HeyReach, you are giving up cloud infrastructure, multi-account management and dedicated IPs — the exact features that justify their much higher price.
Verdict
Dux-Soup suits operators who prefer to keep automation in their own browser and accept a dated interface. Anyone who needs campaigns to run without them should look at the cloud tools.
What it does well
- Extension-based approach keeps activity visible in your own browser session
- Very low cost of entry with a long track record
- Flexible enough to fit non-standard workflows
Where it falls short
- Extension model means your machine has to be running for campaigns to progress
- Interface and reporting feel dated next to cloud tools
Feature checklist
- LinkedIn automation
- Multiple accounts
- CRM integrations
Who shouldn’t pick it
- Teams that need multi-account management
- Anyone wanting a modern interface
Before you buy
Plan for campaigns that only progress while your browser is open, and check whether the reporting is detailed enough for how you work before you commit.
Dux-Soup FAQ
- How much does Dux-Soup cost?
- Dux-Soup starts at $15 per month. Tiered plans with a low entry price
- Does Dux-Soup have an affiliate program?
- Yes. Applications go through Vendor's own portal, and approval is self-serve. It pays 35% on first payment + 25% recurring, recurring for as long as the customer keeps paying.
- Who is Dux-Soup best for?
- Operators who prefer a browser-extension model over cloud automation; Teams with existing LinkedIn workflows to automate. It is a weaker fit if you mainly need teams that need multi-account management.