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Expandi automates LinkedIn sequences and can add email follow-ups. TWL Reach is that outreach motion inside a stack built for agents, signals and approvals.
Expandi sells a LinkedIn automation seat: campaigns, limits you set, and email follow-ups in one sequence, according to its pricing page. TWL Reach is email and LinkedIn in the connected system, usually started because a signal qualified.
Expandi’s pricing page is about outreach mechanics and safety settings. It is not a signal product. TWL’s reason to write is signal-based prospecting. The sequence is the last step, not the first.
Expandi markets smart limit ranges and also campaign types it says can bypass outreach limits. TWL does not publish bypass methods. If the appeal is higher LinkedIn volume than the network allows, that is not a TWL use case.
Expandi describes a profile warm-up that ramps activity. That is not email inbox warm-up. TWL does not warm inboxes, and this page does not claim a LinkedIn ramp product either.
After a reply, the work is still research, a record and a next step. TWL keeps that in Tables and Workflows, with the same permissions an agent has. Expandi’s job ends nearer the campaign.
This table uses public product information checked on 23 October 2026. It is not a joint review, and it does not use private benchmarks. TWL prices stay on the pricing page so this site does not copy them into comparison copy.
| Topic | TWL | Expandi |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | TWL Reach, in the connected system. | Cloud LinkedIn automation with email steps in a sequence. |
| Why you write | A qualified signal, with the source attached. | A campaign audience you build or import. Signals are not the product on the pricing page. |
| Channels | Email and LinkedIn. | Connection requests, messages and email follow-ups, per the pricing page. |
| Control | Supervise, constrain, approve. No limit-bypass guides. | Daily limits you set, plus campaign types Expandi says can bypass outreach limits. |
| Pricing unit | TWL prices are on the pricing page and are not copied here. | Business is per month per account, with a lower annual figure. Agency is custom from 10 seats. |
On 23 October 2026, expandi.io/pricing listed Business at $99 per month. The FAQ said the annual plan is about 20% less, and the page also showed $79. Agency was custom for 10 or more seats.
The page described a 7-day trial with access to the features, and said you are charged only if you continue. Additional taxes may vary by country, per their FAQ.
Expandi’s page includes customer stories and rates. Those are Expandi’s claims. They are not repeated here as facts about TWL.
Expandi website · pricing page, as of 23 October 2026.
This page does not rank account safety. Expandi publishes its own safety features. TWL’s control is approval, permissions and a sequence you can stop. Neither sentence is a guarantee about LinkedIn’s enforcement.
Not as the product described on its pricing page. You bring the audience. TWL Signals is the product for the evidence. TWL Reach is the product for the sequence.
Business was $99 per month, and $79 was also shown for the annual discount, on 23 October 2026. Agency was custom. Check expandi.io/pricing.
Yes, inside the permissions and approvals you set. That is the controllable AI SDR: the agent prepares the work, the system constrains the send, a person can approve.
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