Comparison

GTM Plays vs Valley

GTM Plays vs Valley compared fairly: how each finds prospects, writes messages, prices seats and handles replies, to help you pick a signal-led tool.

By the GTM Plays teamUpdated 5 min read

GTM Plays compared with Valley
FeatureGTM PlaysValley
Starts from buying signalsYes, via plays or your own lists
Scores fit against your ICPYes, checks fit and researches each person
Writes messagesYes, for each prospectYes, in your voice, for review
ChannelsLinkedInLinkedIn, with email as an option
Sends from your own LinkedIn accountYes, one seat connects one account
Replies in one inboxYes, unified inbox
Pricing modelPro $149/month; extra agent $59/monthFrom $199 per seat/month; Plus $299; Growth $499 (as of Oct 2026); discovery and enrichment use credits
Free trial7 days7 days for eligible new subscribers, payment method required
IntegrationsHubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Attio, folk, Breakcold, Instantly, Smartlead, SmartReach, HeyReach, Slack, Clay and Zapier, plus webhooks, a REST API and an MCP serverHubSpot, API and MCP (Claude, ChatGPT)

GTM Plays and Valley both turn buying signals into outreach. The difference is scope and pricing. Valley runs signal plays across LinkedIn and email, priced per seat with credits for discovery and enrichment. GTM Plays focuses on LinkedIn: it finds intent signals, scores fit, writes and sends each message, on a $149 a month Pro plan.

Valley facts come from joinvalley.co, checked in October 2026.

How each one works

GTM Plays

  1. The agent finds people showing intent signals.
  2. It scores each one for fit against your ICP.
  3. It writes a message for each person that references the signal.
  4. It sends it from your own LinkedIn account.
  5. Replies come into one inbox, where you take over.

It does not book meetings by itself.

Valley

According to its site, you paste in your website so its assistant, Scout, learns what you sell. You choose a play, such as people engaging with your content, companies hiring, a competitor's audience or your own list. Valley finds buyers, checks fit, researches a reason to reach out and drafts messages in your voice for review. It runs the sequence on connected LinkedIn and email accounts and brings replies into a unified inbox. It also connects to Claude and ChatGPT through MCP, HubSpot, an API and webhooks.

Where Valley is stronger

  • Email as well as LinkedIn, in the same sequence (an add-on on its entry plan).
  • A library of pre-built plays.
  • MCP and API access, for teams that drive outbound from AI assistants.

Where GTM Plays is stronger

  • Simple pricing. Pro is $149 a month, and each extra agent is $59 a month.
  • LinkedIn focus. If LinkedIn is your channel, there is less to configure.
  • Competitor audiences on demand. Live Leads extracts a company page's followers or a post's engagers, paid per lead with credits and separate from Pro.

GTM Plays vs Valley pricing (as of Oct 2026)

Prices below come from the GTM Plays pricing and from Valley's pricing page, as of Oct 2026.

GTM Plays Valley
Entry Pro, $149/month Starter, $199 per seat/month ($149 billed quarterly), LinkedIn only
Mid Extra agent, $59/month Plus, $299 per seat/month, adds 1,000 emails a month and onboarding
Top One plan; add agents as needed Growth, $499 per seat/month with monthly credits; Scale custom for 5+ seats
Trial 7 days free 7 days, payment method required

Both are signal-led, so the gap is mostly price and channel. Valley starts at twice the GTM Plays Pro price and bundles email on its higher plans.

Feature by feature

Finding prospects

GTM Plays starts from intent signals: it watches for people showing buying intent, scores each one for fit against your ICP and only then writes to them. Valley also works from signals: it researches prospects and checks fit, with discovery and enrichment drawing on credits.

Writing and sending

GTM Plays writes a message for each prospect that references the signal it found, and sends it from your own LinkedIn account. Valley drafts LinkedIn and email messages in your voice for you to review. One seat connects one LinkedIn account.

Inbox and follow-up

Replies come into one inbox where you take over. It does not book meetings by itself; you handle the conversation from the first reply. For email, GTM Plays connects to Instantly, Smartlead and SmartReach rather than sending email itself; Valley's Plus plan includes email sending.

Integrations

GTM Plays connects to HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Zoho CRM, Attio, folk, Breakcold, Instantly, Smartlead, SmartReach, HeyReach, Slack, Clay and Zapier, plus webhooks, a REST API and an MCP server. You can export to CSV and use credits for email and phone enrichment.

Who each one suits

GTM Plays suits founders and small teams who want signal-led LinkedIn outreach at a lower monthly price.

Valley suits teams who want pre-built signal plays across LinkedIn and email in one product, and are happy to pay per seat for it.

Other options to consider

Descriptions and prices come from each vendor's own site, checked in October 2026.

HeyReach

What it is: LinkedIn outreach across many sender accounts, with rotation, a unified inbox, an API, webhooks and an MCP server, according to heyreach.io.

Pricing (as of Oct 2026, heyreach.io/pricing): Growth is $79 a month per sender. Agency is $999 a month for 25 senders, with white label included. Unlimited is $2,999 a month, capped at 300 senders under its fair-use policy. Quarterly and yearly billing are discounted.

Best for: agencies and teams running outreach from many LinkedIn accounts.

Limits: you need a lead source, such as Sales Navigator, Clay or a signal tool.

La Growth Machine

What it is: multichannel outreach across LinkedIn, email and, on higher plans, calls and X, with waterfall email enrichment and AI voice messages, according to lagrowthmachine.com.

Pricing (as of Oct 2026, lagrowthmachine.com/pricing): plans start at €60 a month per identity on Basic, with Pro at €120 as displayed on its pricing page; each identity is billed separately. There is a 14-day free trial.

Best for: teams who want LinkedIn and email sequences sent from several identities.

Limits: pricing is per identity, so costs grow with each sender.

Teamfluence

What it is: LinkedIn engagement tracking across your posts, your team's posts, competitors, influencers, keywords and ads, with contact enrichment, according to teamfluence.com.

Pricing (as of Oct 2026, teamfluence.com/pricing): from 1 October 2026, a plan at 449€ a month includes 1,000 qualified leads a month and unlimited seats, with extra lead buckets available. It offers price matching and free migration for former Trigify customers.

Best for: teams who want detailed LinkedIn engagement monitoring.

Limits: it surfaces leads; you still need a way to run outreach.

Clay

What it is: a data orchestration platform that combines many data and AI vendors, with Claygent research agents, signals and an email sequencer, according to clay.com.

Pricing (as of Oct 2026, clay.com/pricing): a Free plan includes 500 actions and 100 data credits a month. Launch starts at $167 a month and Growth at $446 a month, with prices rising by action and data-credit volume. Enterprise is custom. There is a 14-day trial.

Best for: GTM engineers who build custom enrichment and routing workflows.

Limits: it is a builder; someone has to design and maintain the tables.

Migration checklist: switching to GTM Plays from Valley

  1. Export your leads and conversation history from Valley.
  2. Pause running campaigns before connecting the same LinkedIn account to another tool. Two automation tools on one account at once is risky.
  3. Write down your ICP in plain terms: roles, company size, industries and the signals that mattered.
  4. Exclude people already contacted, including anyone mid-sequence.
  5. Reconnect your CRM and test on a small batch first.
  6. Compare replies per hundred prospects after two weeks before cancelling anything.

Which should you choose?

  • Choose Valley if you want LinkedIn and email together, and pre-built plays.
  • Choose GTM Plays if LinkedIn is your main channel and you want a flat monthly plan.

Either way, start with a clear ideal customer profile and strong buying signals. Read our Valley alternatives page for more options, or start a 7-day free trial.

Frequently asked questions

What is the main difference between GTM Plays and Valley?

Both start from buying signals. Valley runs signal plays across LinkedIn and email with per-seat pricing and credits for discovery and enrichment. GTM Plays focuses on LinkedIn, on a Pro plan of $149 a month.

Do both send from my own LinkedIn account?

Yes. GTM Plays sends from your own LinkedIn account, and Valley says one seat connects one LinkedIn account.

Which one books meetings?

GTM Plays does not book meetings by itself; replies come into one inbox and you take over. Valley's site also says you take the conversation from there.

Do they have free trials?

GTM Plays has a 7-day free trial. Valley's site mentions a 7-day trial for eligible new subscribers with a payment method required.

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