QuickMail vs Saleshandy
Both sell unlimited sending accounts on every plan, which puts them in direct competition for the same agency buyer. Saleshandy competes on price, QuickMail on bundled deliverability features. The comparison turns on whether you would rather pay less or have warmup and rotation included.
QuickMail
Cold email built around inbox rotation, aimed squarely at agencies.
Saleshandy
Unlimited mailboxes on every tier, with a B2B lead database bundled in rather than sold separately.
| Feature | QuickMail | Saleshandy |
|---|---|---|
| Rating | 4.3 | 4.3 |
| Starting price | $49/momonthly billing; no annual rate published | $41/momonthly billing; $34/mo billed annually |
| Free trial | Yes | Yes |
| Email accounts | Unlimited senders, all plans | Unlimited |
| Warmup included | Free AutoWarmer (MailFlow), all plans | — |
| Monthly emails | 5,000 (Starter) → 500,000 (Agency) | 6,000 (Starter) → 200,000 (Scale) |
| Uploaded contacts | 1,000 (Starter) → 100,000 (Agency) | — |
| Inbox rotation | Yes | — |
| Multichannel | LinkedIn + email | — |
| Active prospects | — | 2,000 (Starter) → unlimited (Scale) |
| Unified inbox | — | All plans |
| Whitelabel | — | Scale plan+ |
Hands-on field test
In progressWe plan to run identical 200-contact campaigns from freshly warmed mailboxes on each platform (same copy, same sending window, same domains) and measure inbox-placement rate via seed tests, plus bounce and reply rates. Until that runs we quote no deliverability figures.
The verdict
Saleshandy is the cheaper entry point and adds whitelabelling plus SSO on its Scale plan, which is the more complete agency story on paper. QuickMail counters with warmup free on every plan and inbox rotation as a named feature, so its cheapest tier does more out of the box. The price argument is much weaker than it was: Saleshandy's August 2026 increase to $41/mo left only $8 between them on monthly billing, where the comparison used to look like half price against full.
Choose QuickMail if you want rotation and warmup bundled from the entry tier and would rather not assemble deliverability tooling. Choose Saleshandy if cost per mailbox is the deciding number, or you need whitelabelling and SSO for client work.
QuickMail vs Saleshandy: FAQs
- How do the prices really compare?
- On monthly billing, $41 against $49 — Saleshandy cheaper by $8. Both are genuine monthly figures. Saleshandy also offers $34/mo billed annually, while QuickMail publishes no annual discount at all, so paying yearly does not reduce it. The gap narrowed sharply in August 2026: Saleshandy's monthly rate was $36 and its annual rate $25 before that increase.
- Do both allow unlimited mailboxes?
- Yes, on every plan including their entry tiers. That shared trait is why these two end up on the same shortlist so often.
- Which includes warmup?
- QuickMail, free on all plans. Saleshandy does not bundle warmup in the same way, so factor that into the real cost difference rather than comparing sticker prices alone.
- Which is better for agencies?
- Saleshandy has the more explicit agency features — whitelabelling and SSO on Scale. QuickMail's case is operational rather than commercial: inbox rotation across client mailboxes, bundled from the cheapest tier.
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