Oxygenvslemlist

lemlist prices LinkedIn by the seat. Oxygen prices it by the account.

LinkedIn on lemlist needs the Multichannel plan: $87 per user a month, billed yearly. On Oxygen a connected LinkedIn account is $34 a month, paid from plan credits that also cover data, inboxes and AI. The CRM and workflows come with every plan.

Which one fits

Choose lemlist if

  • Your sequences need SMS steps, or a dialer with minutes in the plan: Multichannel includes 400 calling minutes per user a month.
  • Deliverability comes first. lemwarm warm-up is in every plan, next to deliverability alerts and inbox rotation.
  • A security review needs a SOC 2 Type II report today.

Choose Oxygen if

  • Several people each run their own LinkedIn account. Two accounts fit in Oxygen's $99 plan; two users on lemlist Multichannel cost $174 a month, billed yearly.
  • You want deals and replies in the same place as the sequences, without paying for HubSpot or Pipedrive on the side.
  • You build lists in a table first: waterfalls across 30+ data providers, AI columns, and the cost shown before a column runs.

Where they differ

TopiclemlistOxygen
PriceEmail plan $55 a month for unlimited users. LinkedIn needs Multichannel at $87 per user a month. Both billed yearly.One plan from $49 a month per workspace, paid in credits. A LinkedIn account reserves $34 a month of them.
LinkedInProfile visits, invites, messages, voice notes and InMail, on Multichannel and Enterprise only.Invites, messages, InMail, profile visits, follows, likes and comments, with no charge per action.
Other channelsCalls with 400 minutes per user a month on Multichannel, plus SMS and WhatsApp steps.WhatsApp at $34 a month per number, and calls from a web softphone. No SMS.
CRMContacts, companies and notes, but no deals pipeline. Syncs to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive and others.Accounts, contacts, deals and activities in the same workspace, with replies on the record.
Lead dataIts own contact database, and a waterfall that takes your own provider keys. Enrichment credits are an add-on from $16 a month.Waterfalls across 30+ providers in a table, on managed credits or your own keys from the $99 plan, with the cost shown before a column runs.
AutomationSequence conditions, a step that calls an API, and Zapier, Make or n8n for the rest.Hosted workflows on schedules, webhooks and workspace events, with approval steps and a log of every run.
Free planNone. A 14-day trial with 200 credits.A free workspace with 1,000 credits and no time limit. Sending needs a paid plan.
ComplianceSOC 2 Type II.No SOC 2 report. The DPA and subprocessor list are public.

Keep your lemlist campaigns

Connect lemlist with your API key, on the $99 plan or above, and Oxygen pushes rows from any table into a campaign you already run there. Each push shows a preview and waits for your approval. A call on your own key costs 0.05 credits.

The lemlist integration

Questions

Is Oxygen cheaper than lemlist?

For LinkedIn, yes. Two people with one LinkedIn account each pay $174 a month on lemlist Multichannel billed yearly, or $218 billed monthly. On Oxygen both accounts fit in the $99 plan, with 3,100 credits left for inboxes, data and AI. For email alone the two are close: lemlist's Email plan is $55 a month billed yearly, and Oxygen starts at $49.

Can I move from lemlist without losing my campaigns?

You can run both. Connect lemlist on the $99 plan or above and push rows from Oxygen into the campaigns you already have. To move fully, export your leads as a CSV, import them into a table and rebuild the sequence in Oxygen. There is no one-click campaign import.

Do lemlist and Oxygen work with Claude and ChatGPT?

Yes. lemlist ships an official MCP server and CLI, and so does Oxygen. Oxygen also has a Copilot in the web app, so a coding agent is optional.

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lemlist details checked on October 14, 2026 from lemlist pricing, LinkedIn prospecting, calling, developer docs and Oxygen pricing. lemlist is a trademark of its owner and is not affiliated with Oxygen. Something out of date? Tell us.