Dux-Soup

Dux-Soup

Automates LinkedIn outreach through browser or always-on cloud workflows, with campaign sequencing, lead management, and CRM connections for teams and agencies.

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Last Updated 8/28/2026

About Dux-Soup

Dux-Soup automates LinkedIn prospecting for sales teams, recruiters, founders, and agencies. It can visit profiles, send connection requests and messages, run drip campaigns, and track how prospects move through a campaign. Cloud Dux runs continuously on managed infrastructure, while the product also offers browser-based workflows. Lead records can be tagged, searched, monitored, and exported, and the open API in Turbo and Cloud supports two-way links with CRM and marketing systems through webhooks and remote controls. This creates a repeatable outreach workflow and cuts down on manual profile work. Buyers should still budget for a paid subscription after the 14-day trial, choose carefully between browser and cloud operation, and supervise campaign rules and LinkedIn account activity. Agency pricing targets teams managing several client LinkedIn sessions from one dashboard, so it may be excessive for a solo user.

Best for

Sales teams that want repeatable LinkedIn outreach without completing every profile action by hand.
Agencies that manage at least five client LinkedIn sessions and need one operational dashboard.
Teams that need LinkedIn events and lead data to flow into a CRM or marketing system.

Best use cases

Use Cloud Dux when campaigns must continue on managed infrastructure without leaving a local computer running.

Use campaign steps and response detection to sequence outreach and pause activity when a prospect replies.

Use profile tagging, funnel monitoring, and exports when representatives need a shared follow-up process.

Compare before choosing

Cloud Dux reduces dependence on a running browser, but its $99 monthly price is a meaningful cost for light outreach.

The browser and cloud choices provide workflow flexibility, but buyers must decide which operating model fits their account-management routine.

Agency controls consolidate client sessions, but the $371 monthly starting price and five-seat scope are aimed at multi-client operations.

Features

LinkedIn outreach campaigns

Sequence profile visits, connection requests, messages, delays, and reply-aware pauses.

Prospect management

Tag, search, monitor, and export prospects while reviewing campaign statistics and activity history.

CRM connectivity

Exchange LinkedIn events and prospect data through the API, webhooks, and remote controls in Turbo and Cloud.

Pros

  • Cloud Dux runs campaigns on managed infrastructure, so outreach does not depend on keeping a local computer active.
  • Response detection can pause a campaign after a reply, reducing the chance of sending an inappropriate follow-up.
  • API, webhook, and remote-control support helps teams keep LinkedIn activity connected with CRM workflows.

Cons

  • Cloud Dux costs $99 per month, which can be hard to justify for occasional or low-volume prospecting.
  • The permanent product is subscription-based; the advertised free access is limited to a 14-day trial.
  • Agency pricing starts at $371 per month and is designed for five or more client seats, making it a poor fit for solo operators.

Pricing Plans

Cloud Dux

$99.00/month or from $74.17/month billed annuallymonthly or annual
  • Always-on cloud drip campaigns
  • Unlimited concurrent campaigns
  • Up to 12 campaign actions
  • Response detection and campaign pausing
  • Lead tagging, statistics, funnel monitoring, and exports

Cloud Agency

$371.00/monthmonthly
  • Five or more client seats
  • Cloud-based operation
  • Single dashboard for unlimited LinkedIn accounts
  • Unlimited campaigns, personalizations, and activity
  • AI-powered campaigns and response assistant

* Pricing information is for reference only. Please refer to the latest announcement on Dux-Soup's official website.

FAQ

Dux-Soup automates LinkedIn prospecting tasks, including profile visits, connection requests, messages, drip campaigns, and lead organization.
It offers a 14-day free trial, while ongoing use is sold through paid subscriptions.
Yes. Turbo and Cloud include an open API with webhooks and remote controls for CRM and marketing workflows.

Tool Information

DeveloperDux-Soup
Release Date7/20/2026
Pricingsubscription