CampaignStack

CampaignStack is a LinkedIn and email outbound platform built for lead generation agencies, founders and consultants who run outreach across many accounts at once. Work is organized into workspaces, where one workspace maps to one client and carries its own campaigns, leads, workflows, brand voice and credit pool. The central claim is safety rather than volume. Every action type carries an independent daily budget, and sends are capped at 80 percent of what LinkedIn allows. Activity is confined to an 08:00 to 18:00 local workday, and weekend sending drops by 70 percent while research drops by 30 percent. Each LinkedIn account is bound to a dedicated residential IP with a consistent geography. The workflow engine is the core surface. Campaigns are graphs built from more than twenty node types with conditional branching and reactive nodes that park a lead until LinkedIn fires an event such as a connection acceptance or an inbound reply. Auto-send and human review are separate nodes rather than settings on a node, so a campaign can be configured either to run unattended or to route every draft into a shared approval queue. That distinction matters, because it means unattended sending is a supported mode rather than an exception. CampaignStack publishes a first-party MCP server at mcp.campaignstack.io that authenticates with a Bearer API key, and its documentation enumerates 181 distinct tool identifiers. The vendor's own published counts for that server disagree with one another, reading 75, 91 and 200 across the integrations page, the homepage and its llms.txt. Live integrations are LinkedIn, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, Instantly, Gmail, CSV import and export, and HMAC-signed webhooks. Apollo and HubSpot are in beta. Clay, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Slack, Zapier, Make, Google Sheets, Airtable and Notion are published as roadmap items rather than live connectors. Third-party connections run on API keys the customer supplies, which the terms describe as a bring-your-own-keys model. Pricing is a flat fee per workspace rather than per seat. A free plan runs indefinitely with two workspaces, 5,000 credits a month, one team member and five LinkedIn accounts. The paid plan is $82 per workspace per month billed annually, or $99 per workspace month to month, and includes 25,000 credits a month, unlimited workspaces, unlimited team members and unlimited LinkedIn accounts. Credit packs cost $25 for 10,000 credits, $99 for 50,000 and $299 for 200,000, and consumption beyond the monthly allowance is billed per credit. The vendor renders every figure with a bare dollar sign and states no currency on its pricing page, in its terms or in its documentation, so the currency is recorded here as unverified. The billing toggle on the pricing page also did not change state during this verification, so that page displays annual rates only. What the paid plan does not buy is a compliance posture. CampaignStack publishes no security, trust or compliance page, and no certification of any kind appears in its terms or its privacy policy. Buyers who need SOC 2 or ISO 27001 evidence will not find it here. The product also works by storing a LinkedIn session cookie, and the terms place responsibility for complying with LinkedIn's own rules on the customer rather than on the vendor. Teams that want a seat-priced sequencer rather than a workspace-priced one should look at lemlist at $55/mo billed annually. Teams whose priority is waterfall enrichment ahead of sending should look at Clay at $167/mo billed annually. As of Q3 2026 CampaignStack carries no reviews on G2, Product Hunt, Capterra or Trustpilot, and its public changelog begins in July 2026.