Capability
Leadey vs Kixie
Kixie is a fast sales power dialler and SMS tool. Leadey wraps a dialler, CRM, lead data and multichannel sequences into one seat.
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Channels in one seat
Leadey runs calls, email, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and SMS from one place. Kixie is calls plus SMS, with everything else living in the CRM you bolt on.
£49
Starting price per seat
Leadey is £49 per seat per month with the dialler, CRM, sequences and lead data included. Kixie is a dialler and SMS licence that still needs a separate CRM.
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Tool instead of a stack
Kixie is a layer you attach to HubSpot or Pipedrive. Leadey is the CRM, the dialler and the sequencer, so the connect and the follow-up live in the same record.
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Channels
Cold calling & power dialler
Power dialler with scripts & objection handlers
Fast multi-line power dialler with local presence. This is where Kixie is strongest.
Email sequences
Native, with monitoring
No native email sequencer. Email steps live in the connected CRM or a separate tool.
LinkedIn as a sequence step
First-class channel, not a bolt-on
No native LinkedIn step. Not part of the Kixie sequence.
WhatsApp as a sequence step
First-class channel
No native WhatsApp step. Kixie covers SMS, not WhatsApp sequencing.
Lead data
Built-in lead database & search
Source leads without leaving the app
No built-in lead database. You bring contacts in from your CRM or a data provider.
Enrichment & buying signals
Hiring, funding & tech-stack intent
No native enrichment or buying signals. Kixie is a dialler and SMS layer, not a data source.
Data included in the plan
No separate Apollo / ZoomInfo bill
No lead data included. Data comes from a separate subscription.
Workflow
Visual workflow canvas
17 node types, 13 triggers
No general workflow canvas. Automation is dialler and SMS rules, plus CRM-side workflows.
AI call scoring
Scored against a closing framework
Call recording and analytics, with AI features that vary by plan.
Booking pages with round-robin
Built in
No native booking pages or round-robin. Handled by a separate scheduler.
Compliance
UK & EU number compliance
Regulatory bundles as a first-class flow
US-oriented. UK and EU numbers and compliance need checking for your region.
Choose Leadey if
You want the dialler, CRM, lead data and multichannel sequences in one UK/EU seat, so the follow-up after the connect never leaks into a separate tool.
Stick with Kixie if
You already run HubSpot or Pipedrive and mainly need the fastest possible power dialler and SMS layered on top, with raw connect speed as your priority.
Moving from Kixie
What the switch actually involves.
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Export your contacts and call history
Pull your contacts, numbers and recent call and SMS activity out of Kixie and its connected CRM as CSV.
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Rebuild lists and sequences in Leadey
Import your lists and set up your call, email, LinkedIn and WhatsApp sequences in one place instead of splitting the dialler from the CRM.
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Point your team at one seat
Move reps onto Leadey for dialling and follow-up, keep the Kixie export as a backup, then retire the separate dialler and CRM licences.
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Frequently asked questions
Is Leadey a Kixie alternative?
Yes, for teams that want more than a dialler. Kixie is a fast power dialler and SMS tool you attach to a CRM. Leadey gives you the dialler, the CRM, lead data and multichannel sequences in one UK/EU seat, so calls and follow-up sit in the same record.
Does Kixie include a CRM and lead data?
No. Kixie is a dialler and SMS layer that integrates with CRMs like HubSpot and Pipedrive, and it has no built-in lead database. Leadey includes the CRM and a lead database in the seat, so you can search contacts, dial and log the outcome without leaving the tool.
Which is better for UK and EU outbound?
Kixie is US-oriented, so UK and EU number coverage and compliance are worth checking for your region. Leadey is built around UK and EU dialling, numbers and workflows out of the box, which matters if most of your calls land in those markets.
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