Vaam vs Gojiberry

Partly, and that is on purpose. The agents run without you. They watch LinkedIn posts and people searches on a schedule, enrich every profile they find, check it against your audience, and add the matches to a sequence that then sends its LinkedIn, email and video steps by itself. What we do not automate is the conversation. When a prospect answers, the sequence pauses and the reply becomes a task for you, with an AI summary and, where the AI judges that the reply needs a person, a suggested response you can copy. You can also switch on Require approval, which holds every prospect for your decision before any outreach starts. Vaam runs the outbound work, and you take the conversations.

Less than the marketing on either side suggests, because both are agent products. Both source prospects on a schedule, score them against an ICP, enroll the matches into a multi-step LinkedIn and email campaign that sends by itself, offer an optional approval gate before outreach, and stop the automation the moment a prospect replies. Ours is called Require approval, Gojiberry's is Review Mode. The differences are in what the agent feeds. Our sequences can carry video personalized for each individual prospect, which Gojiberry documents nowhere. The resulting activity syncs two ways with HubSpot, Pipedrive and Upsales, including activities and blocklists, where Gojiberry's documented integrations push leads one way. And the data stays inside the European Union. Gojiberry's agent watches a wider set of sources than ours, which read LinkedIn posts and people searches only.

Gojiberry is cheaper on list price, and the two are not priced the same way. We charge per user at €99 per user per month, so five seats cost €495 a month. Gojiberry charges per workspace: the standard subscription is $99 a month and includes two LinkedIn seats, and each extra LinkedIn sender comes with a $59-a-month AI Outreach Agent add-on, so five senders is $99 plus three add-ons on the published prices. Gojiberry directs teams of five or more to an unpriced Custom plan, so confirm the figure with them. Note the currencies differ. We price in EUR, Gojiberry in USD.

Yes, that is its main claim. A Source Agent watches more than 30 live signals, meaning people visiting your profile, following your company, engaging with competitors, hiring for certain roles and changing jobs, plus lookalikes of your best customers. It then scores each prospect against your ICP before the Outreach Agent contacts them, and you can upload your own CSV as well. We do the same job from a narrower set of sources. Our agents watch LinkedIn company posts, profile posts and people searches, enrich each profile they find and check it against your audience before enrollment. Neither tool has a lead database, and we do not read Sales Navigator.

Gojiberry publishes a safety model and is explicit that risk depends on how you use it. It spaces actions with randomized delays across your active hours, pools activity across every campaign and agent in the workspace so the total never exceeds your daily thresholds, and routes your session through a proxy aligned with the country you set. It also warns against running a second LinkedIn automation tool alongside it. We take the same approach, with human-like pacing and blocklists, and like every tool in this category neither vendor can guarantee LinkedIn will not restrict an account.

Only Vaam. Video is a first-class step in our sequences and is personalized for each prospect, with an allowance of 400 AI-personalized videos a month in the plan. Gojiberry documents no video step anywhere: its campaign actions are connection requests, LinkedIn messages, emails, LinkedIn voice messages, profile visits and post likes.

Yes. You add a Send Email step to a campaign and connect a Gmail, Google Workspace or Office 365 mailbox; a LinkedIn + Email campaign needs both accounts connected and uses one email sender per campaign. Email addresses are enriched automatically when a lead reaches the step, at 1 credit each from the 100 credits included per month. There is also an email-fallback option that switches to email when a LinkedIn invite goes unaccepted.

Not equally. We store all customer data within the European Union. Gojiberry is operated by a French company and names an EU hosting provider, but its privacy policy states that EU and UK data may be transferred to processors in the United States or other countries under Standard Contractual Clauses, and lists OpenAI, Supabase and Stripe among its subprocessors. If EU-only processing is a legal requirement for you, read Gojiberry's current policy and ask for its subprocessor list before you buy.

Both do, but only one of us publishes the terms. We give you 14 days with no credit card. Gojiberry advertises a free trial and states that it converts into a paid subscription automatically unless you cancel; the length is not documented on its site or in its help centre. If you cancel, the workspace is paused rather than deleted, and its subscription fees are non-refundable.

Gojiberry sources from a wider set of signals than our agents do: 30+ live intent signals and lookalikes across LinkedIn and the wider web, against our LinkedIn posts and people searches. It also includes email waterfall enrichment across 15+ data providers, offers a LinkedIn voice-message step, integrates with Salesforce, and can set up a warmed-up mailbox and domain for you as a paid Done-For-You service. We have none of those last four, and our agents watch fewer sources.