Autocloz vs Dux-Soup
Dux-Soup is a long-running LinkedIn automation extension for visiting, connecting and messaging.
Dux-Soup automates LinkedIn from your browser. Autocloz runs LinkedIn as one channel in a server-side sequence alongside email, calling, SMS and WhatsApp, with pacing, compliance and a free CRM around it.
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| Capability | Dux-Soup | Autocloz |
|---|---|---|
| Channels | Email, calling, LinkedIn, SMS & WhatsApp in one login | |
| Runs where | Your browser | Server-side, keeps running when you close the laptop |
| CRM / pipeline | None | Free-forever AI-native CRM |
| Email sending | None | Multi-mailbox with warmup + rotation |
| Compliance gate | Your responsibility | TCPA/DNC/quiet-hours across channels |
Frequently asked
Is Autocloz a Dux-Soup alternative?
Yes for multichannel outreach. Dux-Soup is LinkedIn-only and browser-bound; Autocloz sequences LinkedIn together with email, calls, SMS and WhatsApp and stores the results in a CRM.
What is Dux-Soup good at?
Simple, cheap LinkedIn automation with a long track record. If you want one tool that does LinkedIn actions and nothing else, it is a reasonable pick.
Why does browser-bound matter?
A browser extension acts while your machine is on and that tab is open. Server-side sequencing continues on schedule regardless, which matters once follow-ups span days and channels.
Can I keep using my existing LinkedIn account?
Yes. Autocloz paces actions per account with daily and weekly caps and an acceptance-rate threshold, rather than running as fast as the page allows.
What happens to my existing connections and messages?
Nothing — Autocloz works through your own LinkedIn account rather than replacing it, so your network and history stay where they are. What changes is that outreach is scheduled server-side with per-account caps instead of running from an open browser tab.
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