Email, LinkedIn and more channels: Oxygen vs Salesforge
How does Salesforge protect deliverability, and what does Oxygen include?
With the same 6 parts Oxygen ships, plus a free placement test a month where Oxygen's start at $1 an inbox. Mailboxes are separate products, 10 minimum: Google and Microsoft on Primeforge at $4.50 a month, shared-IP on Mailforge at $3. Oxygen's Google and Microsoft inboxes cost $4, close enough to call it even. See mailboxes.
Does Salesforge automate LinkedIn, and what does a sender cost?
Yes, in the cloud, 30 of each action a day. Pro allows 1 sender with 300 actions a month; a second sender needs Growth at $96. Oxygen runs visits, invites, messages, InMail, follows, likes and comments at $34 an account, so 2 senders cost $73.70 a month against $96.
Can Salesforge send WhatsApp or SMS, or place calls, in a sequence?
No. Its API docs list email and LinkedIn as a sequence's channels, and its lemlist comparison says calls are "not yet" supported. Oxygen adds WhatsApp steps at $34 a number a month; its calls are in beta, which this page does not count, and it has no SMS.
Can one Salesforge sequence mix channels, and where do replies land?
Email and LinkedIn mix in one sequence with branches, A/Z tests on Growth, a stop on reply across both channels, and one inbox with AI tags and drafts. Oxygen does the same and adds WhatsApp steps to the sequence, which decides this row. See how sequences work.
Can Salesforge run many LinkedIn senders, and what does each cost at volume?
Yes, and at volume it beats Oxygen. Growth connects unlimited senders for $96 a month with 1,000 shared actions, and 1,000 more cost $50; tasks go to the sender with the most spare capacity. Oxygen rotates leads across senders with daily and weekly limits, at $34 an account at any volume.