FOUND vs Gojiberry: the same idea at $69, and where they differ
Both find people from what they do on LinkedIn and write to them from your own account. They differ on price, on when you pay, on what happens after a reply, and on what they plug into.
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Gojiberry and FOUND make the same bet: the best people to write to this week are the ones already showing it, in what they react to, who they follow and what their company just did. Both read your website, propose who your buyer is, watch LinkedIn for those signals, keep only the people who fit, and write to them from your own LinkedIn and inbox.
So the choice comes down to a few real differences: what you pay, when you pay it, what happens after someone replies, and what each one plugs into. Here is each one, with where every fact about Gojiberry comes from and the day we checked it.
The short answer
If you run your own outbound and want to see it working on your buyer before paying, FOUND. If your pipeline has to live in HubSpot or Pipedrive today, or you want a tool with years of customers behind it, Gojiberry.
Pick FOUND if
- You want to see real leads for your own buyer before you pay anything.
- You would rather pay $69 a month than $99 for the same two agents.
- You want the agent to answer replies on threads you choose. It's off by default.
- You want the safety rules in writing: 35 invitations a week to start, nothing sent for 48 hours.
Pick Gojiberry if
- Your pipeline has to sync to HubSpot or Pipedrive today.
- You want to run outreach from Claude or ChatGPT now.
- You want a track record: it says more than 2,000 sales and GTM teams use it.
- Your security review asks for EU hosting, which it says it has.
Side by side
List prices and features on the dates above. Gojiberry's column is its own description of itself; the number after each fact is its source.
| What | FOUND | Gojiberry |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $69 a month, the founding price | $99 a month for Pro 1 |
| Agents included | Two, each with its own buyer and up to 15 signals | Two 1 |
| Another agent | $59 a month | $59 a month 3 |
| Another person on the account | No team logins yet. Another LinkedIn account or mailbox is $29 a month | $99 a month per member, who also gets two agents 3 |
| When you pay | After the preview: real people for your buyer and the first message, then checkout. No trial after that | A 7-day trial that takes your card up front; setup then previews five leads before launch 3 |
| Signals | Seven families: topics, your market's voices, competitors, your brand, lookalikes, buying events, companies using a tool | Topic and competitor engagement, job changes, hiring, funding, top-active profiles, lookalikes; profile visitors with Sales Navigator 3 |
| Filtering | Two checks against your buyer, the headline and then a full profile read. Each lead keeps its reason | Signal first, then your ideal customer profile; people outside it are dropped 3 |
| Channels | LinkedIn invitations, messages and profile visits, and email, in up to 8 steps | The same, plus LinkedIn voice messages 3 |
| Sending, fully warmed | Up to 125 invitations a week (25 a day, Monday to Friday) and 60 emails a day | 1,800 prospects a month on Pro, with more available 1 |
| Approving first | Review mode, or autopilot that shows you the whole next window | Review mode (off by default), or full auto 3 |
| After a reply | The sequence stops and an answer is drafted. On threads you switch on (off by default) the agent answers, and hands back what it can't | The sequence stops and the agent steps back; a drafted answer waits for you to send 2 |
| Leads from one sentence | Ask: 1 credit per company plus 1 per contact, shown before it runs, 5 a day | Ask, a chat that searches the web as well as LinkedIn 3 |
| Email finding | 100 verified emails a month included, packs for more | Across 15+ data providers; credits sold in packs 1 3 |
| Connects to | Webhooks, a Slack alert on each reply, CSV exports. HubSpot and Pipedrive not yet | HubSpot, Pipedrive, Instantly, Lemlist, Clay, Slack, Zapier and webhooks 3 |
| Claude and ChatGPT | Not yet. Coming with our next release | Yes, a hosted MCP connector for Claude, ChatGPT and other clients 1 |
| Support | Email: hello@foundtofind.com | Live chat on Pro 1 |
| Track record | New, at a founding price | Says more than 2,000 sales and GTM teams use it; shows a Y Combinator badge 1 |
| Hosting | AWS in Mumbai, India; every provider listed on our privacy page | Says it is made and hosted in the EU 1 |
Where they're the same
Most of what matters is shared, which is why the differences below are worth reading closely.
- Your website is the brief. Both read it, propose your buyer and the signals worth watching, and let you correct them before anything runs.
- Signal first, fit second. A signal is a reason to look, not a reason to write. Both drop anyone who doesn't fit your buyer.
- Every lead carries its reason, in plain words, so you can trust a list you didn't build.
- The first line never says "I saw you liked my post". Gojiberry's tutorial states the same rule [3]. FOUND's writer is told never to say the reader liked, commented on or reacted to anything.
- Your own accounts, each with its own residential IP, paced, with a review mode if you want to approve everything.
- One inbox for LinkedIn and email, and a reply stops that person's sequence.
Where FOUND is different
Three differences we can source on both sides. Each one is about control: of your money, and of your conversations.
You see your leads before you pay
FOUND's setup runs in this order: sign in with Google, paste your website, connect LinkedIn. The agent scans for about two minutes and shows you the real people it found for your buyer, and the first message it would send the top one. Checkout comes after that screen. If fewer than five people come back, that tells you something about your buyer, and you still haven't paid.
Gojiberry's setup previews five leads too, but after the card: signup starts a 7-day trial with your card taken up front [3].
$30 a month less, for the same two agents
FOUND is $69 a month. Gojiberry's Pro plan is $99 [1]. Both include two agents, and an extra agent is $59 a month on both [3]. For one founder that is $828 a year against $1,188; the full maths is below.
The $69 is FOUND's founding price while we launch. What happens to your price if it changes for new customers is set out in our terms.
The agent can answer replies, if you switch it on
When someone replies, both tools stop the sequence and draft an answer for you. Gojiberry's help centre says its agent steps back at that point, and the conversation is yours [2].
FOUND can go one step further on the threads you choose. Switch the agent on for a thread and it answers in your name, from your brief, at a human pace. It offers your booking link once they show real interest, and hands the thread back to you when they ask about price, contracts, security or anything else it can't answer from what you gave it. If they ask whether they're talking to a bot, it doesn't deny it: it hands the thread to you.
It's off by default. It never proposes or accepts a meeting time itself, and every answer shows when it will go out, with a button to stop it until then.
Also in FOUND
- A newly connected account only finds people for its first 48 hours. Leads today, messages from day three.
- Invitations start at 35 a week and step up to 125 (never more than 25 a day) only after two clean weeks at each step. The pacing is written out here.
- Ask shows the most it can cost before it runs, and gives back whatever it didn't use.
- Your LinkedIn password passes through our server once, straight to our connection provider, and is never stored or logged.
Where Gojiberry is ahead
Plenty, and you should know it before you choose.
- It plugs into your CRM today. HubSpot, Pipedrive, Instantly, Lemlist, Clay, Slack and Zapier [3]. FOUND sends a signed webhook for each new lead, reply and interested thread, a Slack alert on each reply, and CSV exports. HubSpot and Pipedrive aren't built yet; until they are, the webhook can feed an automation tool that writes to your CRM.
- It works from Claude and ChatGPT now. It offers a hosted MCP connector [1]. FOUND's comes with our next release.
- It has a track record. It says more than 2,000 sales and GTM teams use it, shows a Y Combinator badge and publishes customer stories [1]. FOUND is new. We have no customer numbers to show you yet, which is exactly why you see real leads before you pay.
- It has more ways to find and reach people. Profile visitors (with Sales Navigator), email finding across 15+ providers, and LinkedIn voice messages [1] [3].
- EU hosting. It says it is made and hosted in the EU [1]. FOUND runs on AWS in Mumbai, India, and our privacy page lists every provider and where it processes data.
- Teams. Member seats at $99 a month each, and live chat support [1] [3]. FOUND has no team logins yet. If you are a team, book 20 minutes with us first.
A year of each
List prices before tax, on the dates above.
| Setup | FOUND | Gojiberry |
|---|---|---|
| One founder, two agents | $69 × 12 = $828 | $99 × 12 = $1,188 |
| One founder, three agents | $128 × 12 = $1,536 | $158 × 12 = $1,896 |
| Two people, two agents each | Not offered yet | $198 × 12 = $2,376 |
Neither total includes extra email credits. FOUND includes 100 a month; Gojiberry sells them in packs [3].
Which to pick
| If | Pick |
|---|---|
| You run your own outbound and want to see it work on your buyer first | FOUND |
| Every dollar counts this quarter | FOUND |
| You're rarely at your desk when replies come in | FOUND, with the agent answering the threads you pick |
| Your pipeline lives in HubSpot or Pipedrive | Gojiberry, until FOUND's integrations ship |
| You want outreach inside Claude or ChatGPT today | Gojiberry today; FOUND with our next release |
| Several reps who each need a login | Gojiberry, or talk to us first |
How we compared
We read Gojiberry's public website on 24 Sep 2026, including its home page, pricing and its Claude, ChatGPT and MCP pages. We read its help centre articles on 20 Sep 2026 and went through its 31-minute tutorial video the same day, noting what it shows on screen. FOUND's side comes from our own product and its code.
We did not run the two side by side on the same buyer, so this post says nothing about reply rates, lead quality or deliverability for either. If we ever test that, we'll publish how we did it and the numbers, with their dates.
Spotted something out of date? Write to hello@foundtofind.com and we'll correct it and move the date at the top.
Questions
Is FOUND cheaper than Gojiberry?
Yes. FOUND is $69 a month and Gojiberry's Pro plan is $99 a month (its website, 24 Sep 2026), both with two agents. An extra agent is $59 a month on both.
Can I try either one before paying?
With FOUND you see real people for your own buyer, and the first message the agent would send, before you pay anything. There is no trial after that. Gojiberry offers a 7-day trial and takes your card up front (its tutorial, reviewed 20 Sep 2026).
Does FOUND work with HubSpot or Pipedrive?
Not yet. FOUND sends a signed webhook for each new lead, reply and interested thread, a Slack alert on each reply, and CSV exports, so an automation tool can pass leads on to your CRM until the direct integrations ship.
Can I use FOUND from Claude or ChatGPT?
Not yet. It's coming with our next release: connect once, then ask for this week's warm leads, a fit check or a drafted opener in the chat you already use. It will read and queue; it will never send. Gojiberry offers a connector today.
Can I bring my leads over from Gojiberry?
If you have them as LinkedIn profile addresses or a CSV, import them into Contacts and add them to a campaign. FOUND still reads each person and only contacts the ones who fit your buyer. Put the companies you never want contacted on your block list.
Which one is safer for my LinkedIn account?
Nobody can promise LinkedIn won't act on an account. Both run on your own account with its own residential IP, and both pace what they send. FOUND's rules are written down: nothing sent in the first 48 hours, 35 invitations a week to start, one step up per two clean weeks to 125 (never more than 25 a day, Monday to Friday), and a 72-hour pause and a step down if LinkedIn pushes back.