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QuickMail Pricing in 2026: Plans, Costs & Is It Worth It?

April 2026 · Tools

QuickMail offers three plans ranging from $49 to $129 per month. All plans include inbox rotation and the AutoWarmer. A 14-day free trial is available, but there's no free plan.

QuickMail pricing plans

QuickMail focuses on cold email delivery and deliverability. Here's what each plan includes:

PlanPriceEmail AccountsEmails/MonthKey Features
Basic$49/mo530,000Inbox rotation, AutoWarmer, auto follow-ups, basic analytics
Pro$89/mo20100,000Everything in Basic + A/B testing, advanced analytics, API access
Expert$129/mo50300,000Everything in Pro + priority support, advanced deliverability

Note: Pricing is based on available information. QuickMail may adjust plans and features — check their website for the latest pricing.

What's included

All QuickMail plans include:

  • Inbox rotation — Distribute sends across multiple email accounts to maintain deliverability
  • AutoWarmer — Built-in email warmup to build sender reputation on new accounts
  • Auto follow-ups — Automated follow-up sequences with reply detection and auto-stop
  • Reply detection — Automatically stops sequences when a prospect replies
  • Deliverability monitoring — Track inbox placement and sender reputation
  • Bounce handling — Automatic bounce detection and removal
  • 14-day free trial — Test the platform before committing
Test yourself

You need to send 50,000 cold emails per month from 10 email accounts. Which QuickMail plan do you need?

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Correct! The Pro plan ($89/mo) covers your needs with 100,000 emails/month and 20 email accounts. The Basic plan's 30,000 limit and 5 accounts wouldn't be enough.

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The Pro plan ($89/mo) is the right fit: 100,000 emails/month and 20 accounts. The Basic plan tops out at 30,000 emails and 5 accounts.

Hidden costs to watch for

  1. No contact database. QuickMail is a sending tool only. You need a separate lead source (Apollo.io, email finders, etc.), which adds cost.
  2. No prospect finder. Unlike Lemlist or Apollo.io, there's no built-in way to find new prospects. You bring your own leads.
  3. Email verification not included. You'll want to verify emails before sending. Use our free email verifier or a paid service.
  4. Limited CRM. QuickMail's contact management is basic. If you need pipeline tracking, you'll need a separate CRM.

Is QuickMail worth the price?

QuickMail is worth it if you:

  • Prioritize email deliverability above all else
  • Already have your own lead lists (no need for a built-in database)
  • Run a cold email agency managing multiple client accounts
  • Need reliable inbox rotation across many sender accounts

QuickMail is probably not worth it if you:

  • Need a lead database — QuickMail doesn't include one
  • Want the cheapest cold email tool — Instantly ($30/mo) and Saleshandy ($25/mo) are cheaper
  • Need multi-channel outreach — QuickMail is email-only
  • Want link building outreach — QuickMail isn't designed for link building. See how QuickMail compares to Instantly

Cheaper alternatives

ToolStarting PriceBest For
Mailshake$25/moSimple sales email outreach
Saleshandy$25/moCold email with sender rotation + lead finder
Woodpecker$29/moB2B cold email with deliverability focus
Instantly$30/moHigh-volume cold email, unlimited accounts
MentionAgent$99/moFully automated link building outreach

For a full comparison, see our 7 best QuickMail alternatives.

Test yourself

You're on a tight budget and need cold email with unlimited email accounts. Which is the cheapest option?

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Right! Instantly ($30/mo) gives you unlimited email accounts. QuickMail's Basic plan limits you to 5 accounts at a higher price.

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Instantly ($30/mo) offers unlimited email accounts. Saleshandy ($25/mo) is cheaper but check their account limits. QuickMail Basic caps at 5 accounts for $49/mo.

Test yourself

You want automated link building outreach with no leads to import and no templates to write. Which tool fits?

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Correct! MentionAgent automates the entire link building workflow. No leads to import, no templates to write — it finds prospects, writes emails, and follows up automatically.

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MentionAgent ($99/mo) is the only tool here that automates the full workflow. QuickMail and Lemlist both require you to bring your own leads and write your own templates.

Link building at a flat rate

MentionAgent automates prospect finding, contact lookup, email writing, and follow-ups for $99/mo. No leads to import, no templates to write, no campaigns to manage.

Start Getting Mentioned For $99/mo

Frequently asked questions

How much does QuickMail cost?

QuickMail plans start at $49/month (Basic with 5 email accounts) and go up to $129/month (Expert with 50 accounts). A 14-day free trial is available.

Does QuickMail have a free plan?

No. QuickMail offers a 14-day free trial but does not have an ongoing free plan. For a free option, Apollo.io offers a free tier with email sequences.

Is QuickMail worth the price?

For teams that prioritize deliverability and inbox rotation, and already have their own leads, yes. For teams on a budget or needing a lead database, cheaper alternatives like Instantly ($30/mo) or Saleshandy ($25/mo) may be better value.

What is cheaper than QuickMail?

Mailshake ($25/mo), Saleshandy ($25/mo), Woodpecker ($29/mo), and Instantly ($30/mo) are all cheaper. MentionAgent ($99/mo) costs more but fully automates link building outreach.