Did Saleshandy raise its prices?

Yes. On 18 August 2026 the entry plan went from $36 to $41 a month, and from $25 to $34 a month on annual billing. The same update bundled the Lead Finder database into every tier, so you get more for the higher price — but if you only wanted the sending tool, it is simply more expensive than it was.

Is Saleshandy still the cheapest way into cold email?

No, and this changed recently. At $41/mo it sits behind Mailshake ($29), GMass ($29.95), Woodpecker ($35) and Smartlead ($39) on monthly billing. On annual billing its $34/mo is beaten by GMass at $20 and Mailshake at $25. Its case now rests on unlimited mailboxes and the bundled database, not on the headline number.

How many email accounts does Saleshandy allow?

Unlimited on every plan, including the entry tier. This is its single strongest differentiator, and the reason it appears in so many agency stacks.

What are the sending limits?

The Starter plan caps 2,000 active prospects and 6,000 emails per month, rising to unlimited prospects and 200,000 emails on Scale. Because mailboxes are unlimited, volume is what you actually buy as you move up tiers.

Does Saleshandy support agencies?

Yes — whitelabelling and SSO arrive on the Scale plan. Combined with unlimited mailboxes from the entry tier, that is the agency case. Smartlead is the main competitor here and has the stronger API.

Saleshandy Review

Unlimited mailboxes on every tier, with a B2B lead database bundled in rather than sold separately.

4.3From $41/moFree trial

Pricing and features verified 2026-08-20 · monthly billing; $34/mo billed annually · how we check

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Saleshandy allows unlimited connected email accounts on every plan, capping active prospects and monthly sends instead of mailboxes. In August 2026 it folded its Lead Finder database into the same plan ladder — every tier now carries a monthly credit allowance — and raised entry pricing at the same time, so it trades a former price advantage for a wider bundle. Whitelabelling and SSO arrive on the Scale plan.

Best for: agencies and teams that want many mailboxes plus a bundled lead database in one subscription

Pros

✓Unlimited email accounts and unlimited warmup on every plan, including the entry tier
✓Lead Finder database included in every tier rather than bought as a separate subscription
✓Whitelabel and SSO available on the Scale plan for agencies

Cons

✕Entry plan caps active prospects (2,000) and sends (6,000/mo)
✕Raised entry pricing in August 2026 ($36 → $41 monthly), giving up the price advantage it used to lead with

Our verdict

Saleshandy used to compete on one thing — the lowest cost per mailbox of any platform here — and in August 2026 it stopped. Entry pricing rose from $36 to $41 a month, which drops it behind Mailshake, GMass, Woodpecker and Smartlead on monthly billing. In exchange it folded its Lead Finder database into every tier, so the plan you buy now covers both sending and sourcing. That is a real change in what the product is, not a repricing of the same thing. Unlimited connected email accounts on every plan, including the entry tier, remains its strongest structural feature and the reason agencies watching per-client cost still shortlist it. What you hit first is still volume rather than capacity: the entry plan caps active prospects and monthly sends, not mailboxes. Whitelabelling and SSO arrive on the Scale plan, which is where agencies realistically end up.

How the pricing actually works

Starter is $41/mo paid monthly, or $34/mo billed annually — both raised on 18 August 2026, from $36 and $25 respectively. That matters more than the size of the increase, because it moves Saleshandy out of the position it was usually recommended for. On monthly billing Mailshake ($29), GMass ($29.95), Woodpecker ($35) and Smartlead ($39) now all sit below it. On annual billing GMass ($20/mo) and Mailshake ($25/mo) beat its $34. Higher tiers are Pro at $99/mo monthly ($76 annually) and Scale at $189/mo monthly ($149 annually), where whitelabelling, SSO and unlimited seats arrive. Seats are never billed per user and email accounts are unlimited at every tier, so the ladder buys volume and features rather than capacity. Every plan now includes a monthly Lead Finder credit allowance — 1,500 on Starter up to 8,000 on Scale — where that database was previously a separate purchase. A 7-day trial needs no credit card, though sending during the trial is capped at 100 emails.

Who it’s for

→Agencies counting cost per client, who need many mailboxes without per-mailbox fees
→Teams that want sending and lead sourcing on one bill rather than two subscriptions
→Buyers who need whitelabelling and SSO but not at enterprise pricing

Who should look elsewhere

→Anyone shortlisting it purely on price — the August 2026 rise put four cheaper platforms below it
→High-volume senders on the entry tier, capped at 2,000 prospects and 6,000 emails/mo
→Teams that already pay for a data provider and would be buying credits they will not use

Key features

Email accounts: Unlimited
Active prospects: 2,000 (Starter) → unlimited (Scale)
Monthly emails: 6,000 (Starter) → 200,000 (Scale)
Unified inbox: All plans
Whitelabel: Scale plan+

Saleshandy FAQs

Did Saleshandy raise its prices?: Yes. On 18 August 2026 the entry plan went from $36 to $41 a month, and from $25 to $34 a month on annual billing. The same update bundled the Lead Finder database into every tier, so you get more for the higher price — but if you only wanted the sending tool, it is simply more expensive than it was.
Is Saleshandy still the cheapest way into cold email?: No, and this changed recently. At $41/mo it sits behind Mailshake ($29), GMass ($29.95), Woodpecker ($35) and Smartlead ($39) on monthly billing. On annual billing its $34/mo is beaten by GMass at $20 and Mailshake at $25. Its case now rests on unlimited mailboxes and the bundled database, not on the headline number.
How many email accounts does Saleshandy allow?: Unlimited on every plan, including the entry tier. This is its single strongest differentiator, and the reason it appears in so many agency stacks.
What are the sending limits?: The Starter plan caps 2,000 active prospects and 6,000 emails per month, rising to unlimited prospects and 200,000 emails on Scale. Because mailboxes are unlimited, volume is what you actually buy as you move up tiers.
Does Saleshandy support agencies?: Yes — whitelabelling and SSO arrive on the Scale plan. Combined with unlimited mailboxes from the entry tier, that is the agency case. Smartlead is the main competitor here and has the stronger API.

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