MarketBetter vs Unify Chrome Extension: LinkedIn Prospecting Compared
LinkedIn prospecting has changed. The days of endless copy-paste, juggling CSV files, and manually tracking who you've messaged are over. Chrome extensions promise to turn your browser into a sales engineโcapturing leads, enriching data, and launching outreach right where you work.
But here's the catch: not all extensions are built the same. Some focus on raw outbound speed. Others zero in on personalization and conversation quality. The choice you make shapes the way you and your team show up in front of prospects.
I've put the marketbetter Chrome Extension and the Unify Chrome Extension under the microscope. What follows is the breakdown of how they actually work, where they shine, where they fall short, and which one is better suited to the way people prospect today.
Unify Chrome Extension: Company-first, outbound-heavy. You browse a website, click Trigger Play, and Unify prospects multiple roles, enriches them with contact info, and pushes them into Salesforce sequences. Fast, structured, but rigid.
marketbetter Chrome Extension: LinkedIn-first, personalization-heavy. On any profile, you can enrich data, pull verified emails, spin up AI-crafted emails or videos, or drop a personalized DM directly into LinkedIn. It also automates Sales Navigator lists without CSV exports. Flexible, human, and conversation-driven.
Biggest Difference: marketbetter lets you test it with a free trial. With Unify, there's no free trialโyou need to commit to a paid plan (starting at $1,460/month) just to get hands-on with the extension.
๐ Unify Chrome Extension Deep Diveโ
How Unify's Trigger Play Worksโ
Unify's extension is designed for outbound scale. Its core feature, Trigger Play, works like this:
- ๐ You're on a company's website or a LinkedIn profile
- ๐ฏ You click the extension and fire a pre-built Play
- โก Behind the scenes, Unify prospects multiple ICP roles in parallel โ say BDR leaders, RevOps leaders, outbound quarterbacks
- ๐ It enriches them with emails and phone numbers, then automatically routes them into outbound sequences
- ๐ Everything syncs directly to Salesforce (and to HubSpot if connected)
Result: A process that might normally take 20โ30 minutes collapses into one click. If your team lives inside Salesforce and cares about velocity above all else, it's appealing.
