SalesforgeNative partners since April 2026Salesforge forges the pipeline.
Weezly puts your face in it.
Full respect first: Salesforge runs unlimited mailboxes and LinkedIn senders, owns the best-integrated email deliverability chain in the category, and ships a real autonomous AI SDR. The two products even integrate natively. But their LinkedIn steps carry text, and video travels as a link. Weezly is the $59 conversion layer: your clone's video as a real file in the DM, replies read by AI, meetings booked.
Salesforge Growththe email forgeA genuinely strong model at scale.
Their LinkedIn menu: connection request, message, InMail, profile view, like, follow. Solid and safe. No video, voice, comment or booking step advertised.
Real credit given: the deliverability chain, the unlimited-seat model and Agent Frank are genuinely theirs. Check their pricing, it changes.
Every conversion step below is in it.
And if the Forge runs your email, keep it: Weezly videos plug into their sequences natively.
Two forges, one bench. The question is what each one hammers into the LinkedIn thread.
A serious machine. The DM stays text.
Credit where due, and there is a lot of it: unlimited mailboxes and LinkedIn senders with no per-seat charge, a deliverability chain they own end to end, Primebox unifying replies with AI sentiment on both channels, and Agent Frank actually running outreach on its own. We know the machine well, because our videos plug into it natively. The catch sits inside the LinkedIn message.

Weezly is a listed Communication integration on Salesforge's own integrations page, with a setup guide, a joint launch video from April 2026, and a 50% off Weezly offer on their marketplace, savings up to $1,200 as of July 2026. This page compares the two anyway, honestly, because plenty of teams have to pick where the LinkedIn half lives.

"Not advertised" means exactly that: absent from their public pages on our July 2026 read. Everything below runs live in Weezly.
The DM half, built whole.
Six chapters, one $59 subscription, illustrated with live coded scenes and real app screenshots. Everything their LinkedIn menu leaves to text, running as one machine.
Their menu is solid. Ours keeps going.
The real builder below, exactly as it looks in the app. Salesforge's LinkedIn actions cover connect, message, InMail, view, like and follow, cloud-native with sensible limits, and we print that list complete. Weezly's canvas continues where it stops.

Their LinkedIn actionscomplete list, July 2026A solid, safe, cloud-native menu with per-action daily limits, and email steps welded into the same sequence. No mocking here: it does its job. It carries text.
Same clone. Link for the inbox, file for the DM.
The only better-together scene on this site: both sides below are Weezly-powered. Inside a Salesforge email step the video rides as a preview link, which is exactly right for email. Inside Weezly Outreach the same clone lands as a real file, playing in the thread.
Multichannel sequence · Email step 2to: petra.novak@miro.comHi Petra, recorded a quick one on how Miro's SDR team could book more from the same lists. 40 seconds, worth it:
Petra, recorded this for you 👇
One recording, one clone, two channels. The link is the correct mechanism for the inbox, and it is our own integration doing it. The file is the correct mechanism for the DM, and that half is Weezly Outreach.
A render farm for your face.
Salesforge personalizes copy with AI and does it well. Weezly clones you once, then renders a unique video per lead in 25 languages and uploads the file. Their blog reviews other tools' clones; ours is the one their marketplace sells.
Frank writes in 20+ languages. Your clone speaks in 25.
Purely additive, no loser: Agent Frank's multilingual copy is real and credited. Weezly's multilingual output is a face and a voice, yours, cloned from one 2-minute recording, rendered uniquely per lead and uploaded as a file. Salesforge does not advertise face or voice cloning, which is precisely why the integration exists.
We ran the same take through the clone engines we compete with most, Sendspark, Hippo Video and Sendr, and shipped the results on those pages. Salesforge was not in that test: they do not make clones, they deliver ours.
Two real databases. One is in the price.
Leadsforge claims 500M+ contacts and we print that number bigger than ours, because it is. The wedge is the meter: theirs sells credits from $49/mo, ours ships inside the $59 with emails verified at the moment you search.

Leadsforgetheir claim, July 2026Bigger headline number than ours, printed without a flinch. Real-time validation, live LinkedIn URL checks, one-click push into a Salesforge sequence. Metered: Essential is $49/mo for 2,000 credits, from their published pricing.
No winner declared on size. That fight is unwinnable and pointless.The honest wedge is the meter, not the count: no credit packs, no separate subscription. Search, verify at that exact moment, and push into a LinkedIn or video campaign without leaving the product. If it is not verified, it does not export.
Sentiment is a label. A pipeline is a decision.
Primebox tags replies with AI sentiment across both channels and answers in co-pilot or auto-pilot, credited in full. Weezly takes the next step: a kanban the AI fills from Interested to Won, with the hot ones pushed to your pocket.
Primebox, credited in fullEmail and LinkedIn replies in one inbox, AI sentiment tags, co-pilot and auto-pilot answers, free on every plan, with native mobile apps. That is a real product and this page says so. What it stops short of is a board: sentiment is a label, not a stage.
AI reads every reply, files it, and pushes the hot ones to your phone and your email.
Petra Novak replied 🔥 AI read it: positive. Moved to Interested.
Safe sending, meetings out the other end.
SSI-derived limits, sender rotation, cloud campaigns, and the honest channels row, because email is their win today and this page says so without flinching.
Their fixed per-action daily caps are a solid approach and we say so. Ours read the account first.
One campaign across rotating senders, unified replies. They rotate at scale too: tie on the table, said plainly.
Weezly's email channel is on the roadmap. Until it ships, the honest answer is the integration: their email, our DM.
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Not switching? Good. This one is native.
Weezly is a listed Communication integration on Salesforge's own site, launched jointly in April 2026, and their marketplace runs a 50% off Weezly offer with savings up to $1,200 as of July 2026. If the Forge runs your email, wire the clone in.
In Salesforge, add your leads and open the builder like any other campaign.
Configure the video in the Weezly window: per-lead input from LinkedIn profiles and websites, Multi-Motion flows, booking pages, templates.
Click the Weezly icon inside the message step and each lead's video link drops in, booking page attached.
Two receipts, both legitimate.
No gotcha here, because there is none to run: Salesforge Growth is unlimited seats and unlimited senders, which genuinely beats per-seat rivals at scale. The honest comparison is per capability, and what each receipt buys on the LinkedIn last mile.
The Forge stacktheir published pricing, July 2026Pro ~$40 annual. Check their pricing, it changes.
Fairness printed in bold: unlimited mailboxes, senders and users are inside that Growth line. For a 10-sender agency, that model wins the sending row.
A different meter for a different job: each sender is a converting seat with the whole machine inside.
"Onboarding confusion around the differences between Salesforge, Mailforge, Infraforge and Primeforge."
"Sometimes it gets confusing what's really been used or not. An easier to use credit system would help."
"The newest multichannel side still shows rough edges, while the email core stays their acknowledged strength."
Kept firmly in proportion: Salesforge holds about 4.6/5 on G2 and support is their most-praised attribute, with complaints skewing to ecosystem sprawl and credit accounting rather than the email core, which is their acknowledged strength. Partner page, honest table, no dunking.
The fair fight, wins conceded.
Salesforge wins real rows here and the table says so in their cells: email, the deliverability chain, Agent Frank's autonomy, the unlimited-seat model. Then the last mile, row by row.
| Capability | Salesforge | |
|---|---|---|
| Native integration with each otherPartners | Salesforge is a listed partner; videos plug into their sequences | Weezly is a native Communication integration on their site |
| Cold email at scaleFair fight | Not yet, keep Salesforge for this. Their win | Their home turf: unlimited mailboxes, validation, ESP matching |
| Email deliverability infrastructureFair fight | Not our product. Their win, plainly | Warmforge, Mailforge, Infraforge, Primeforge, the whole chain |
| Cloud LinkedIn sendingFair fight | Cloud campaigns, no extension needed | Cloud with managed proxies, unlimited senders on Growth |
| Autonomous AI SDRFair fight | AI reads and routes replies; a human stays the sender | Agent Frank runs prospecting to booking, 20+ languages. Their win |
| Unified inbox with AI sentimentFair fight | Unibox with AI reply reading | Primebox across email and LinkedIn, free on every plan |
| Mobile app (iOS + Android)Fair fight | AI reply alerts, pipeline in your pocket | Native Primebox apps on both stores |
| B2B leads databaseFair fight | 300M+ included in the $59, emails verified at search time | Leadsforge claims 500M+, from $49/mo with 2,000 credits |
| Real video file uploaded natively in the LinkedIn DM | Generated per lead from your clone, plays in the thread | Video arrives via integrations as a preview link (that link is us) |
| AI face and voice cloning, 25 languages | One 2-minute recording, ever | Not advertised |
| Voice notes on LinkedIn | Recorded, or your cloned voice | Not on their LinkedIn action list |
| AI comments and reactions as sequence steps | AI comments about the lead's post, all six reactions | Post likes and follows; comments not advertised |
| Reply pipeline (kanban) on top of the inbox | Interested to Won, filled by AI | Sentiment tags in Primebox; a board is not advertised |
| Booking pages in the product | Under every video, Google and Outlook calendars | Agent Frank exchanges meeting links; booking pages not advertised |
| SSI-based LinkedIn sending limits | Read per account, applied in one click | Fixed per-action daily limits, a solid approach; SSI not advertised |
| Price model | $59/mo per sender, everything above included | Growth $80/mo with unlimited senders and seats; infra and leads add on (their published pricing, July 2026) |
Salesforge capabilities and prices from their published site and pricing, July 2026 (check their pricing, it changes). "Not advertised" means exactly that: we could not find it on their public pages. And yes, the first row is real: the two products integrate natively. This table is about choosing where your LinkedIn half lives, not about burning a bridge we built together.
Weezly vs Salesforge, answered
Keep the Forge for email. Weezly runs the DM.
Salesforge runs a serious email machine, and the partnership is native: Weezly videos plug straight into their sequences, and their marketplace even discounts us. Weezly runs the mile their LinkedIn menu leaves to text: your AI clone's video as a real file in the DM, replies read by AI onto a pipeline, booking pages and a mobile app, one $59 subscription. Setting it up takes an afternoon.