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Saleshandy vs QuickMail Pricing, features and which is better

The short answer

Saleshandy and QuickMail are both flat-priced cold email tools with unlimited sending inboxes and no per-seat fees, and neither bundles a lead database on the base plan. Saleshandy is the cheaper entry, from $34 per month, and prices its tiers by prospect and email volume, with verification and AI credits as paid add-ons, but it now caps Starter at one user. As of September 2026 Saleshandy also runs calls, LinkedIn, WhatsApp and manual tasks inside the same sequence on every plan. QuickMail starts at $49 but includes unlimited email senders, unlimited LinkedIn accounts and unlimited seats on every tier, plus free native warm-up. Neither writes a genuinely personalized sequence for you. AutoMail is the third option when you want the AI to research each prospect, write the full 1:1 sequence, and route replies to a booking link, priced flat per workspace.

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Quick verdict

Who each tool is for

Both Saleshandy and QuickMail are capable. Here is the shortest honest way to choose, with where AutoMail fits.

Pick Saleshandy

You want the cheapest published entry point for high-volume sending with unlimited inboxes and warm-up, and you are comfortable adding verification, AI and lead data as paid extras only when you need them.

Pick QuickMail

You want unlimited email senders, unlimited LinkedIn accounts and unlimited seats on a flat plan with free native warm-up, and predictable pricing matters more than the lowest entry price.

Pick AutoMail

You want the AI to research each prospect and write the full 1:1 sequence, protect deliverability with warm-up and rotation, then pause on reply and route meeting-ready answers to booking. Flat per workspace, unlimited seats.

Saleshandy and QuickMail land on the same shortlist for teams that want affordable, flat-priced sending with unlimited inboxes and strong deliverability, not a bundled prospect database. Both fit that brief. The decision comes down to how their pricing maps to your volume, how add-ons stack up, and whether unlimited seats and LinkedIn matter to you.

Saleshandy is the cheaper way in on the sticker. Starter is $34 per month on annual billing ($41 monthly) for 2,000 prospects, 6,000 emails and one user; Pro is $76 for 30,000 prospects, 100,000 emails and ten users; Scale is $149 for unlimited prospects, 200,000 emails and unlimited users. Every plan includes unlimited email accounts. Lead Finder credits are now included on every plan, but a dialer and done-for-you mailboxes are paid extras, so the sticker price is not always the full bill. Note that the seat caps are new in 2026: QuickMail still includes unlimited seats on every tier, and Saleshandy no longer does below Scale.

QuickMail prices in flat tiers at $49, $99 and $299 per month, and every tier includes unlimited email senders, unlimited LinkedIn accounts and unlimited seats. Starter covers 1,000 active contacts and 5,000 sends a month, Growth 25,000 and 100,000, and Agency 100,000 and 500,000 with two workspaces. Warm-up is free through its native MailFlow integration. Both tools assist with copy but expect you to write and approve every message, which is where AutoMail fits in the table below.

Side by side

Saleshandy vs QuickMail vs AutoMail

Pricing verified July 2026. Capabilities change, so check each vendor for the latest before you buy.

What matters Saleshandy QuickMail AutoMail
Best for Budget-conscious high-volume senders Teams wanting unlimited seats and LinkedIn Teams who want AI to write the copy and book the meeting
Pricing model Flat per plan by prospect/email volume Flat tiers, unlimited senders and seats Flat per workspace, no per-seat and no credits
Entry price Starter $34/mo annual ($41 monthly), 6,000 emails, 1 user Starter $49/mo, 5,000 sends $49/mo flat, 5 inboxes and 5,000 contacts
Price at volume Scale $149/mo annual ($189 monthly), 200,000 emails, unlimited users Agency $299/mo, 500,000 sends Agency $249/mo, unlimited inboxes and workspaces
Unlimited email accounts Yes, on every plan Yes, unlimited senders on every tier Inboxes scale by plan, all rotated
Seats Scale by plan Unlimited on every tier Unlimited seats, flat per workspace
Lead database Lead Finder credits included, 1,500 to 8,000 a month by plan None, bring your own list None, bring or sync your own verified list
Mailbox warm-up Included Free via native MailFlow Included, plus a spam-score check on every send
Inbox rotation Yes, auto sender rotation Yes, native rotation Yes, across your connected inboxes
Add-on costs Verification, AI credits, dialer extra Extra workspaces ~$49 each None, everything is in the flat price
AI copywriting Assists, AI credits are an add-on Assists, shallower AI Researches each prospect and writes a full 1:1 sequence
Reply handling Unified inbox, reply detection Detects replies, unified inbox Pauses the sequence, classifies intent, routes to booking
Free plan No free plan, free trial No free plan, 14-day trial No free plan

Comparison reflects publicly available pricing and positioning as of July 2026. Company and product names are trademarks of their respective owners.

The third option

Where AutoMail fits between them

The AI writes the sequence

Both tools above leave the copy to you. AutoMail researches each prospect and writes a genuine 1:1 opener and follow-ups, so relevance, not just volume, drives the reply rate.

Deliverability built in

Inbox rotation, gradual warm-up and a spam-score check on every send keep personalized copy in the primary inbox, built for the 2026 Google and Microsoft sender rules.

Replies become meetings

When a prospect answers, the sequence pauses, intent is classified, and meeting-ready replies route to your booking link and CRM. Flat per workspace, unlimited seats, no credits.

One honest caveat: AutoMail has no built-in lead database, so bring or sync your own verified list. If prospecting data is what you need most, keep a data tool for that and run the outreach here.

Good questions

Saleshandy vs QuickMail, answered

Both are flat-priced cold email tools with unlimited inboxes and no per-seat fees, and neither bundles a lead database on the base plan. Saleshandy is cheaper to start, from $34 a month, and prices by prospect and email volume with verification and AI credits as add-ons, but Starter covers one user only. QuickMail starts at $49 but includes unlimited senders, unlimited LinkedIn accounts and unlimited seats on every tier. Both now put LinkedIn steps in the sequence, so the split is really seats: Saleshandy suits solo budget senders, QuickMail suits teams that want everyone on one price.
For one person, yes. Saleshandy Starter is $34 a month annually for 6,000 emails, while QuickMail Starter is $49 for 5,000 sends. For a team it flips: QuickMail includes unlimited email senders, unlimited LinkedIn accounts and unlimited seats at that price, while Saleshandy Starter is a single-user plan and the first tier with real team access is Pro at $76. Saleshandy also charges extra for verification, AI and lead data. Compare the fully loaded cost at your volume and headcount, not just the entry tier.
QuickMail has three flat plans: Starter $49, Growth $99 and Agency $299 per month, each with unlimited email senders, unlimited LinkedIn accounts and unlimited seats. Starter covers 5,000 sends a month, Growth 100,000, and Agency 500,000 with two workspaces. Warm-up is free through native MailFlow, and there is a 14-day trial but no free plan.
Saleshandy does, QuickMail does not. Saleshandy includes Lead Finder credits on every plan, 1,500 a month on Starter, 4,000 on Pro and 8,000 on Scale, with one credit per verified email. QuickMail has no lead database, so you bring your own verified list. Either way, verify a sample before committing a full campaign.
No. Both give you sequence builders and light AI assists, but a person writes and approves each message. Teams that want the copy written for them look at AutoMail, where the AI researches each prospect, writes the full 1:1 opener and follow-ups, warms and rotates inboxes, and routes meeting-ready replies to a booking link.

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Skip the copywriting, keep the deliverability

AutoMail personalizes every email, rotates and warms your inboxes, follows up, pauses on reply and books meetings into your calendar and CRM. Flat monthly fee, not per-seat, permission-based by design.

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