Two products, two jobs
Gojiberry AI is built for a specific job: AI agents contacting up to 1,800 prospects a month across LinkedIn and email. Postelix does a different job. It works a small, expensive market one buyer at a time: a warm-up comment before the first message, openers in your actual voice, full conversations, and meetings booked straight into your calendar. This page lays out both honestly so you pick the right tool for your market.
Two kinds of outbound. Be honest about which one you need.
The right tool depends on one question: can your market absorb your mistakes?
An audience that regrows
If your addressable market is effectively endless, volume is a rational strategy. Gojiberry’s published Pro plan gives you 2 AI agents prospecting around the clock, warm leads sourced from 15+ buying and social signals plus lookalikes, and up to 1,800 prospects contacted a month, at $99 per month. Third-party reviewers call it one of the cheapest options in the LinkedIn intent niche.
A burned lead costs you little when thousands more sit behind it. For that job, Gojiberry is genuinely good.
A market you have to live in
Maybe two thousand real buyers exist for what you sell. Deals are five figures. The buyers sit in senior seats, remember automation, and talk to each other. You cannot A/B test your reputation on these people, and contacting 1,800 of them in a month would torch the market you have to sell into next year.
Postelix automates the judgement, not the volume: 100 to 400 tracked accounts, worked one buyer at a time, in your voice, warmed up before the first DM.
Gojiberry vs Postelix, side by side.
What Gojiberry does well
A comparison you can trust has to be fair. Credit where it is due.
Gojiberry is a Y Combinator-backed team with a clear product: enter your website, and an AI agent learns your business, sources warm leads from 15+ buying and social signals, and runs multichannel outreach over LinkedIn and email. You do not need to bring your own lists. Enrichment runs through a waterfall of 15+ data providers, replies land in a unified inbox, and it integrates with HubSpot, Pipedrive, an API and MCP.
Two things in their FAQ deserve explicit credit. First, they offer an approval mode: run fully autonomous, or review messages before they go out. Second, their own framing is anti-spam: “The goal is not to send the most messages. The goal is to start the most relevant conversations.” That is the right instinct.
If your goal is AI-led prospecting at volume across a market that can absorb it, Gojiberry is a legitimate choice at a low price. The honest disagreement is not about whether their tech works. It is about what contact volume does to a market that does not regrow.
What Postelix does that an agent fleet doesn’t.
Postelix comments on a buyer’s post before it ever sends them a DM. By the time your opener arrives, your name is already familiar. Agent tools go from signal straight to message; that is exactly the motion senior buyers have learned to ignore.
Postelix never works two people at the same company in parallel. It approaches the best-fit person first, and only moves to the next when that thread genuinely closes. Nothing reads more like automation than three colleagues getting the same pitch in one week.
The machine studies your real posts and sent messages and drafts in that register: comments, openers, replies. When a buyer checks your profile after a DM, everything lines up, because it is all one voice. Yours.
Conversations do not end in a CRM column. When a buyer is ready, the machine offers times you are actually free and the meeting lands on your calendar with the full thread attached. You show up and sell. That part stays yours.
The honest verdict
Choose Gojiberry if you sell into a large, replaceable audience, want outbound running hands-off in the background, and care most about contact volume per dollar. That is the job it is built and priced for.
Choose Postelix if your real market is a few thousand buyers you cannot afford to burn. You get the same always-on automation, but pointed at precision: warm-up before outreach, one buyer at a time per account, every word in your voice, human pacing inside hard daily limits, and meetings booked into your calendar. You hold the switches: Auto, Review or Off, per channel, from your phone.
FAQs
It depends on the job. If you want hands-off volume across a big market, Gojiberry itself, or another agent tool, serves you well. Postelix is the strongest alternative when your market is small and senior: it runs the same always-on automation, but works 100 to 400 tracked accounts one buyer at a time, warms each one up with a real comment before the first DM, writes in your actual voice, and books meetings into your calendar.
Gojiberry optimizes contact volume: its published Pro plan contacts up to 1,800 prospects a month via AI agents. Postelix optimizes precision in markets that cannot absorb volume: warm-up before outreach, serial one-buyer-at-a-time pursuit per account, a voice profile built from your real writing, judgement-led conversations, and calendar booking as the finish line.
Yes, and we say so plainly: their site offers full auto or approve-before-send. The difference is what surrounds the approval. In Postelix, every channel has its own Auto, Review or Off switch, and what you approve is a different motion: a warm-up comment, an opener grounded in the buyer's world, a reply written with judgement, all paced like a person inside hard daily limits.
Postelix Basic is EUR 490/month, Team is EUR 1,190/month, and Enterprise starts at EUR 3,900/month. Compare the audience limits, included workflows and current contract terms with Gojiberry's published plans. You can explore the Postelix demo before subscribing.
The machine behaves like a careful human: hard daily limits well below LinkedIn's radar, human pacing with natural gaps, activity windows in your timezone, and warm-up before outreach. You hold the switches: any channel can go to Review, where nothing sends without your tap, or Off, instantly. No third-party tool can make the risk zero; staying far inside human behavior is what keeps it small.
Yes. Postelix accepts leads by CSV import and by an inbound lead webhook, including exports from Gojiberry and other sourcing tools. Imported buyers go through the same motion as everything else: warm-up first, your voice, human pacing, meetings on your calendar.
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