Saleshandy Pricing: How Much Does Saleshandy Cost in 2026?

Saleshandy pricing starts at $34 per month on annual billing ($41 monthly) for the Starter plan with 2,000 prospects and 6,000 emails, then rises to $76 for Pro (30,000 prospects, 100,000 emails) and $149 for Scale (unlimited prospects, 200,000 emails), with an Enterprise tier quoted on request. Every plan includes unlimited email accounts, which is what makes Saleshandy one of the cheaper ways to send high-volume cold email. There is no free plan, but there is a 7-day free trial with no card required. AI credits, email verification, a B2B Lead Finder, and a dialer are paid add-ons on top of the plan.

Two things changed in 2026 that most published Saleshandy pricing guides have not caught up with. The prices went up by roughly a third: Starter moved from $25 to $34 a month on annual billing. And the seat model changed. Saleshandy used to include unlimited users on every plan, which was one of its strongest arguments against per-seat tools. Today Starter includes one user, Pro includes ten, and only Scale is unlimited. If you are a team of five, the plan you need is now Pro at $76 a month, not Starter at $34. We re-verified every figure on this page against Saleshandy's own pricing page on 1 September 2026.

Saleshandy is a popular budget-friendly cold email platform in 2026, largely because it pairs low headline prices with unlimited sending inboxes. Here is exactly what each tier costs, what it unlocks, and where the add-on spend hides.

Saleshandy pricing plans in 2026

Prices verified on 1 September 2026 against Saleshandy's own pricing page. The Scale Plus tier that appeared in earlier versions of this guide has been retired, and the lineup is now Starter, Pro, Scale and Enterprise. Saleshandy adjusts tiers periodically, so confirm the current figures before buying, and choose by your prospect volume, your sending volume and your headcount rather than the headline price.

What makes Saleshandy's pricing different?

The headline is unlimited email accounts on every plan, including the $34 Starter tier. Most competitors either cap mailboxes or charge per inbox, so Saleshandy's model is genuinely cheap for anyone who wants to spread sending across many accounts, which is the standard way to send high volume while protecting deliverability. You are not paying per mailbox on the plan itself.

You are, however, now paying attention to seats in a way you did not have to before. The unlimited-users promise survives only on Scale at $149 a month. Starter is a single-user plan and Pro caps at ten. For a two-person team this is the difference between $34 and $76 a month, so the entry price you see quoted in older comparisons is only the real price if you are genuinely sending alone.

Beyond seats, the levers that move you up the plans are the number of active prospects, monthly email volume, and the monthly Lead Finder credit allowance (1,500 on Starter, 4,000 on Pro, 8,000 on Scale). That is why a solo sender can genuinely live on the $34 Starter tier, while an agency running six-figure monthly volume lands on Scale. The trade-off is that some capabilities other tools bundle, verification, AI writing, and a dialer, are metered add-ons here.

What do you get at each tier?

Starter covers the essentials for one person: unlimited email accounts, warm-up, sequences, a unified inbox, 1,500 Lead Finder credits a month, and basic sending. Pro raises prospect and email limits sharply, opens the plan to ten users, and adds one-time allowances of 1,000 verification credits and 500 AI credits. Scale removes the prospect cap entirely, lifts sending to 200,000 emails a month, and returns unlimited users along with 5,000 verification and 1,000 AI credits. Warm-up and auto inbox rotation come on the plans, which is important for keeping many mailboxes healthy; if you are new to why that matters, our explainer on what inbox rotation is covers the mechanics, and the inbox rotation page shows how it works when the sending tool handles it for you.

What no plan includes for free is a lead database or the copywriting. Saleshandy sells a B2B Lead Finder as a credit-based add-on, and its AI writing is metered by credits, so budget those separately if you rely on them. Saleshandy is a sending platform first; it does not research each prospect and write the full sequence for you, which is a different product category from an AI sales email writer that drafts the opener and the follow-ups per prospect.

Saleshandy add-on and hidden costs

• AI writing credits. Roughly $10 per 5,000 credits for the AI features.
• Email verification. About $19 per 5,000 verifications, which you need to keep bounce rates safe.
• Dialer. A Dialer Starter add-on around $23 a month and Dialer Pro around $55 a month, plus dialer credits (about $29 per 1,000), if you add calling.
• Email infrastructure and Lead Finder. Saleshandy now sells managed sending mailboxes directly: $2.99 per mailbox per month on an annual fixed term, $3.49 annual flexible, or $3.99 quarterly, with sending domains at $14 a year each. The B2B Lead Finder draws on the monthly credit allowance and can be topped up. Verified lists and extra sending domains are still on you, and it is easy to lose track of what the whole outbound stack costs, which is why many teams keep every software subscription in one clear expense view.

Is Saleshandy worth the price?

For pure sending, Saleshandy is still one of the best-value tools available: $34 a month with unlimited inboxes is hard to beat, and the higher tiers stay reasonable at agency volume. Where the sticker price is misleading is if you lean on verification, AI writing, lead data, or calling, because those are metered add-ons that can add up, and now also if more than one person needs a login. And if you want the software to write personalized sequences for you, that is not what Saleshandy sells. Price it with the add-ons you will actually use.

Saleshandy and Instantly are a common budget-sending head-to-head, which is why the Saleshandy vs Instantly comparison is worth reading. If the shortlist is Saleshandy against a per-seat platform instead, Saleshandy vs Apollo works through what each costs a team of five, ten and twenty-five after the repricing, and the Saleshandy alternative page lays out where it wins and loses. For the full field on cost, our cold email software pricing comparison puts 14 tools side by side.

The closest comparison on price model is Lemlist, because both drop the per-seat fee at the entry tier but cap opposite things: Saleshandy caps users and volume, Lemlist caps channels. We work the crossover out with both sets of 2026 figures in Saleshandy vs Lemlist, and place it against the wider field in the best follow up email software roundup.

Saleshandy pricing FAQ

Does Saleshandy have a free plan? No. Saleshandy does not offer a permanent free plan, but it provides a free trial so you can test sequences, warm-up, and unlimited inboxes before paying. The trial runs 7 days and does not ask for a card. The cheapest paid entry is the Starter plan at $34 per month billed annually ($41 monthly), which covers a single user.

How much does Saleshandy cost per month? Saleshandy runs $34 (Starter), $76 (Pro) and $149 (Scale) per month on annual billing, with monthly billing at $41, $99 and $189 respectively, roughly 20 to 30 percent higher. Enterprise is quoted on request. Every plan includes unlimited email accounts, and the tiers scale by active prospects, monthly email volume and Lead Finder credits. Seats matter now too: Starter is one user, Pro is ten, Scale is unlimited.

How many users does Saleshandy include? Starter includes one user, Pro includes ten, and Scale includes unlimited users. This changed in 2026. Saleshandy previously advertised unlimited team members on every plan, and many comparison articles still repeat that. If you are pricing Saleshandy for a team, check the seat count on the tier you are actually buying, because a five-person team that used to fit on the entry plan now needs Pro at $76 a month on annual billing.

Is Saleshandy cheaper than Instantly? At the entry level, yes, though the gap has narrowed. Saleshandy Starter is $34 a month for 6,000 emails, while the cheapest Instantly plan that sends is Growth at about $37.60 a month annually for 5,000 emails. Saleshandy stays cheaper on pure sending; Instantly's higher bundles add a built-in lead database that Saleshandy sells as a separate add-on. Compare at your real volume.

Does Saleshandy write the cold email for you? Not fully. Saleshandy provides AI assists metered by credits, but a person writes and approves each message, and it has no built-in copywriting on the base plan. If you want the software to research each prospect and write the whole sequence, AutoMail prices flat per workspace with no per-seat or per-credit fees, and the AI writes the 1:1 opener and follow-ups, warms and rotates your inboxes, then routes meeting-ready replies to a booking link. Whichever you choose, add up the add-ons before you commit.