Lix Review (2026)
One pulls clean LinkedIn lists. One turns those people into booked calls. Here is where each fits.
Best Sales Data Tool?
The verdict: Reachium vs Lix
Updated 2026-06-01Lix is a LinkedIn data tool: export search results and enrich them with validated emails from 800M+ profiles. Reachium is a LinkedIn pipeline platform that runs cloud-API outreach, content, and booking. Lix hands you a list. Reachium turns relationships into meetings. Many teams run both.
By Jordan Kwan · Published Apr 15, 2026 · Updated Jun 1, 2026
Side by side, feature by feature
| Feature | Reachium | Lix |
|---|---|---|
Contact database / coverage Lix is a data product. Reachium is not a database and never claims to be. | 800M+ people, 4M+ businesses | |
Email enrichment + validation Lix appends and validates business emails. Reachium does not sell or verify email data. | 98% accuracy claimed | |
LinkedIn + Sales Navigator search export Lix exports search results from standard, Premium, and Sales Nav searches (up to ~10k leads/day), with up to 1,000 fully-enriched Deep Profile exports per account per day. | ||
Bulk data export (CSV / Excel / CRM-ready) Lix exports prospect lists. Reachium exports its own CRM and campaign records, not a third-party database. | Export your own network + campaign data | |
Intent data signals Reachium runs an Intent campaign type off engagement triggers, but holds no third-party intent dataset. Lix focuses on profile and contact data. | Partial | |
Automated multi-step outreach campaigns Lix does not send messages or run sequences. Reachium runs connection + follow-up campaigns on the cloud API. | 8 campaign types | |
Cloud LinkedIn API (no browser automation) Lix offers a LinkedIn data API plus a browser toolbar. Reachium runs outreach on the cloud API, not scraping. | Partial | |
AI content generation + lead-magnet hosting Reachium builds inbound: 4-bucket content, lead magnets, trigger-keyword DM distribution. Lix has none of this. | ||
Unified inbox + reply classification Reachium centralizes replies across accounts with AI classification and meeting detection. Lix has no inbox. | ||
Meeting booking + detection Reachium detects booked meetings and sends reminders. Lix stops at the exported list. | ||
Network CRM (contact cards, tags, scoring) Reachium is your relationship CRM. Lix feeds external CRMs but is not one itself, per its own docs. | ||
Done-For-You managed service Reachium offers a managed pipeline service. Lix is self-serve data tooling only. | Available |
Reachium vs Lix
The differences that matter
Lix supplies the list. Reachium works the relationship.
Lix is built to answer one question fast: who are these people and what is their email. It exports LinkedIn and Sales Navigator searches, enriches them with validated emails, and drops a clean CSV. That is genuinely useful. But a list is not a pipeline. Reachium starts where Lix ends. It sends AI-personalized connection requests on the cloud LinkedIn API, runs multi-step follow-ups, routes replies into a unified inbox, and detects booked meetings. Lix tells you who to talk to. Reachium actually talks to them and books the call.
Data depth is Lix. Execution depth is Reachium.
Be honest about what Lix does well. 800M+ profiles, 4M+ businesses, Sales Navigator export, and email validation are real strengths Reachium does not have and does not pretend to have. Reachium is not a contact database, has no enrichment engine, and sells no email data. What Reachium owns is the other half of the funnel: 8 campaign types, A/B testing, throttling, content and lead-magnet creation, and a network CRM. The two are different machines. One assembles raw material. One converts it into meetings, with roughly 30% acceptance and 25% reply rates across 2,500+ companies.
Inbound is a category Lix does not touch.
Lix is outbound-only by design. It hands you addresses to go message somewhere else. Reachium also pulls inbound. It generates LinkedIn content on a 4-bucket strategy, hosts lead magnets, watches comment threads for trigger keywords, and auto-distributes the magnet by DM. That means warm prospects raise their hand and land in your inbox without you buying a single email. If your growth depends on people coming to you, not just you reaching out to a purchased list, Lix has no answer and Reachium has a whole engine.
Cloud API outreach versus a data toolbar.
Lix operates a browser toolbar on top of LinkedIn plus a data API for pulling profiles. That is fine for extraction. Reachium runs actual outreach on the cloud LinkedIn API, not browser automation and not bring-your-own-IP scraping. Add pre-warmed rented accounts with dedicated proxies and a 4-week warmup, native iOS and Android apps, and account warmup baked in, and Reachium is engineered to send at volume safely. Lix is engineered to read data out. Different risk profile, different job.
How much does Lix cost vs Reachium?
Lix pricing
Billed per plan; API is pay-as-you-go| Plan | Monthly | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | $0 | 50 credits/mo, 1,000 search-level exports, 3 seats |
| Leads | $39/mo | 3,000 search-level exports; extra emails $0.15 each |
| Data Plus | $109/mo | Unlimited exports; extra emails $0.15 each |
| LinkedIn data API | $49 per 500 credits | Or $49 per 2,500 org credits; 10 free credits |
Reachium pricing
| Accounts | Monthly | Annual |
|---|---|---|
| 1-9 accounts | $99/mo | $79/mo |
| 10-49 accounts | $79/mo | $63/mo |
| 50-99 accounts | $65/mo | $52/mo |
| 100+ accounts | $50/mo | $40/mo |
Per LinkedIn account. The whole seat count is billed at the tier it lands in. 500 AI credits per account per month included.
$99 per LinkedIn account/month, or $79 on annual billing, dropping with volume to $79/mo at 10+ accounts, $65 at 50+, and $50 at 100+, including 500 AI credits per account. Add-ons: rented pre-warmed accounts at $150/mo plus an extra seat on your plan (dedicated proxy + 4-week warmup), extra AI credit packs from $5, and a Done-For-You managed service (talk to us). Cancel anytime, no contract, data exportable for 30 days on cancel, no refunds on paid periods.
Lix pricing in detail
Free Starter ($0, 50 credits/mo, 1,000 search-level exports, 3 seats). Leads $39/mo (3,000 search-level exports, extra emails $0.15 each). Data Plus $109/mo (unlimited exports, extra emails $0.15 each). LinkedIn data API is pay-as-you-go: $49 for 500 standard credits or $49 for 2,500 org credits, 10 free credits. Annual billing saves ~16%. Cancel anytime; account downgrades to Starter.
Lix pricing verified Verified June 2026 from lix-it.com/pricing, lix-it.com/pages/linkedin-api, and coldiq.com/tools/lix.. We make Reachium, so we’re biased — this is the honest breakdown.
Where Reachium wins
- Runs automated multi-step outreach on the cloud LinkedIn API across 8 campaign types, which Lix does not do at all
- Builds inbound with AI content, hosted lead magnets, and trigger-keyword DM distribution that Lix has no equivalent for
- Unified inbox with AI reply classification and meeting detection so booked calls surface automatically
- Network CRM with contact cards, tags, lead scoring, and relationship history instead of just exporting to someone else's CRM
- Optional Done-For-You managed service plus pre-warmed rented accounts for teams that want pipeline without the operational lift
- Proven execution metrics: ~30% acceptance, ~25% reply, 800+ requests and 10+ meetings per account per month across 2,500+ companies
Pick Reachium if
Pick Reachium when the job is turning LinkedIn relationships into booked meetings. You want cloud-API outreach, AI content and lead magnets, a unified inbox, booking, and a network CRM in one platform, with an optional Done-For-You team. You are not short on names. You are short on a system that converts them.
When Lix is the better choice
If your bottleneck is purely sourcing, Lix wins. When you need to export large Sales Navigator and LinkedIn searches at volume, append validated business emails, and feed lists into a separate email tool or data warehouse, Lix is the cleaner pick and Reachium has no database to compete on. But most teams do not actually lack contacts. They lack a system that turns contacts into booked meetings. The moment the job shifts from get the list to work the list, Lix stops and Reachium takes over with cloud-API outreach, content, inbox, and booking. So buy Lix for raw data, run Reachium for pipeline. Often the right answer is both.
Pick Lix if
Pick Lix when your bottleneck is raw data. You need to export large LinkedIn and Sales Navigator searches, append validated business emails from a deep 800M+ database, and feed clean lists into your own email tool, CRM, or data warehouse. For sourcing and enrichment at scale, that is exactly what Lix is built for.
Switching from Lix to Reachium
You do not have to switch. Keep Lix for sourcing and validated emails, then push the people who matter into Reachium to actually run cloud-API connection campaigns, content, and booking. Export your Lix list, target those profiles on LinkedIn inside Reachium, and let the platform handle outreach, replies, and meetings. Data tool in, pipeline platform out.
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Pricing and features verified Verified June 2026 from lix-it.com/pricing, lix-it.com/pages/linkedin-api, and coldiq.com/tools/lix..
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