Comparison

Cherlok vs Lemlist

Lemlist is a cold email reference. But for pure LinkedIn prospecting with truly AI-personalized messages, Cherlok is purpose-built for that. Full comparison below.

Cherlok
€99/mo
Pro Plan · all-inclusive
Lemlist
€99/mo
Email Pro Plan

Feature-by-feature comparison

Feature
Cherlok
Lemlist
AI-written LinkedIn messages
AI profile-by-profile personalization
Partial
Cold email sequences
Native LinkedIn prospecting
Limited
LinkedIn Chrome extension
Personalized images / videos
Campaign analytics
CRM integrations (HubSpot, Pipedrive)
Quick onboarding (< 5 min)
Entry price
Free
€39/mo

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Why choose Cherlok

  • LinkedIn-specialized: optimized experience for the network
  • Every message is unique, written by AI based on the profile
  • No need to master cold email to get started
  • LinkedIn reply rate far superior to email sequences
  • Clean interface, no unnecessary complexity

What Lemlist does well

  • Excellence in cold email with advanced personalization
  • Very complete multichannel sequences
  • Dynamic image and video personalization
  • Numerous CRM and Zapier integrations

FAQ

Is Lemlist effective for LinkedIn prospecting?

Lemlist is primarily a cold email tool. Its LinkedIn features are limited. Cherlok is purpose-built for LinkedIn with an AI that writes each message by analyzing the prospect's profile.

Lemlist or Cherlok: which is cheaper?

Cherlok offers a free plan (3 AI messages/day). Lemlist starts at €39/mo. Both have a €99/mo plan, but Cherlok includes contextual AI in its Pro plan.

Can you combine Lemlist and Cherlok?

Yes, it's a smart strategy: Lemlist for cold email and Cherlok for personalized LinkedIn messages. Both channels complement each other without conflict.

Our verdict

Lemlist is unbeatable for multichannel cold email campaigns. But if LinkedIn is your primary channel and you want truly personalized messages that spark real conversations, Cherlok is the most relevant choice — and at the same price.

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