Comparison

Gigi AI vs Valley

Valley chases the signal and sends. Gigi reads the person and asks you first.

Start free — 40 credits, no card
47%
connection acceptance
61%
average reply rate
73%
top campaigns
~500
prospects / month

Feature comparison

Side by side

Who approves a message
Valley
Nobody — sends when a signal fires
Gigi AI
A person approves every single send
Prospect source
Valley
Profile viewers, post engagers, competitor followers, CSV, Sales Navigator
Gigi AI
Sales Navigator, LinkedIn Recruiter, ICP search, CSV, 1st-degree network
Personalization source
Valley
Aggregated research across many public sources, written by a voice model
Gigi AI
The prospect's own profile, posts and company context, read per person, edited by you
Channels
Valley
LinkedIn and email
Gigi AI
LinkedIn native: connection requests, follow-ups, 1st-degree DMs, InMail via Recruiter
LinkedIn account risk
Valley
Automated sending inside LinkedIn's limits, with a refund guarantee
Gigi AI
Low — under 25 invites/day, human-approved, human-paced, from your own account
Reply rate (typical)
Valley
Claims 15-45% on warm signals
Gigi AI
61% average, 73% top campaigns
Recruiting use
Valley
Listed as a segment, sales-first product
Gigi AI
Sales and recruiting (LinkedIn Recruiter / Recruiter Lite)
Pricing model
Valley
Subscription per seat, from $149/month billed quarterly
Gigi AI
Per prospect, from $0.40, 40 free credits, no seat fee — or managed by our team
Fully hands-off
Valley
Yes — that is the point
Gigi AI
No — you approve, or our managed team does

Comparison reflects publicly available product information as of June 2026. Valley is a trademark of its respective owner and is not affiliated with, nor does it endorse, Gigi AI. Gigi AI figures are our own measured averages across active campaigns; individual results vary and are not guaranteed.

Why teams switch

From Valley to Gigi

1

A signal is not a reason to message

Someone viewing your profile is a hint, not intent. Gigi treats the signal as input and lets you decide, per person, whether the message is worth sending at all.

2

Replies say 'is this a bot?'

Voice models produce fluent, generic messages. Gigi's drafts reference something specific about the prospect, and you edit before sending, so they read like you wrote them.

3

You do not want a machine sending under your name

Autopilot means the tool speaks for you. Gigi keeps a person on every send: the leverage of AI research without handing it your reputation.

4

You want the work done, not a tool to babysit

Managed outreach means our team runs the research, writing and approvals for you. Same human veto, none of your time.

Honest take

Not for everyone

Gigi isn't for B2C, high-volume spray-and-pray, or companies with existing SDR teams. We're built for B2B founders and fractional leaders who care about quality over quantity.

FAQ

Common questions

Gigi starts from who you want to reach: a Sales Navigator or Recruiter search, an ICP, a CSV or your own network. It does not auto-message people because they viewed your profile. If signal-triggered sending is the core of your workflow, Valley is built for that.

The research and writing are automated. The send is not: a person approves every connection request and follow-up before it goes out. That is the whole design.

Yes. Approving drafts takes seconds each; the research is what took hours. LinkedIn caps new invites at about 25 a day per account anyway, so volume was never the lever.

Per prospect: from $0.40 each, with 40 free credits to start and no seat fee. Managed outreach is priced per engagement. Valley charges a monthly subscription per seat.

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