Free
Not publicly disclosed- Email tracking
- Meeting scheduling
- Basic email sequences
- Tracked emails: 50 per month
Free version after the 14-day trial; tracked emails are limited to 50 per month and many advanced features are not included.
by Mixmax · mixmax.com ↗
Sales productivity and engagement platform for email sequences, scheduling, and activity tracking.
Tiered per-user subscription with annual and monthly billing options, plus separate add-ons and quote-based team offerings.
Mixmax publicly offers both annual and monthly billing for its self-serve Copilot plans, with annual pricing consistently lower than monthly pricing. The pricing page advertises a 14-day free trial, and the site states that no credit card is required to start a free trial. After the trial, users are automatically transferred to Mixmax Free if they do not subscribe. Some team offerings are described as available for teams of 5 or more and are sold via Talk to Sales. The pricing page also shows separate seat-based add-ons and recurring recipient overages, but it does not fully disclose every seat minimum, renewal rule, or all overage mechanics.
Free version after the 14-day trial; tracked emails are limited to 50 per month and many advanced features are not included.
Free plan includes 20 tracked emails for inbox tracking features; paid plan details are presented as per-user pricing.
Free plan includes 200 post-meeting summaries per month for this feature family; paid plan details are presented as per-user pricing.
Sequence recipients limit is 1,500 per month on the public plan table; overages or higher-volume thresholds are offered as add-ons.
Includes 3,000 unique monthly sequence recipients and is positioned as the complete AI sales execution platform.
Described as for teams of 5 or more; pricing is quote-based via Talk to Sales.
Adds 1,500 more monthly sequence recipients and is available on Engagement Copilot and Suite.
Adds 5,000 more monthly sequence recipients and is available on Engagement Copilot and Suite.
Adds 15,000 more monthly sequence recipients and is available on Engagement Copilot and Suite.
Workspace-level branding add-on, described as paid per paid seat.
Lets teams use custom calendar domains such as cal.mycompany.com instead of cal.mixmax.com.
US + International dialer add-on.
SMS add-on is listed, but the page does not disclose a public price.
International dialer add-on is listed, but the page does not disclose a public price.
Local presence add-on is listed, but the page does not disclose a public price.
A solo rep or small team wants inbox tracking and scheduling with minimal commitment.
Expected cost$0 during the 14-day trial, then $29/user/month on annual billing or $34/user/month on monthly billing for Inbox Copilot.A growing outbound team needs sequencing and personalization for prospecting.
Expected cost$49/user/month on annual billing or $65/user/month on monthly billing for Engagement Copilot, plus possible sequence-recipient add-ons.A revenue team wants the full platform with inbox, meeting, and engagement capabilities.
Expected cost$89/user/month on annual billing for Mixmax Suite, with optional add-ons for branding, domains, dialer, or higher recipient volume.A larger sales org needs shared workflows, branding, and reporting.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; Mixmax for Teams is quote-based and positioned for teams of 5 or more.Yes. Mixmax publicly advertises a 14-day free trial for its paid Copilots. The site also says no credit card is required to start a free Mixmax account or free trial. If a user does not subscribe after the trial, they are automatically moved to Mixmax Free.
The lowest public paid price shown on Mixmax’s pricing page is $29/user/month on annual billing for individual Copilots such as Inbox Copilot or Meeting Copilot. Monthly billing is listed higher at $34/user/month for those same plans. Mixmax also offers a free version after the trial.
The pricing page presents Mixmax Suite as the best value and says it bundles all three Copilots for $89/user/month on annual billing. The site explicitly compares this against buying the Copilots separately, but it does not publish a full line-by-line bundle discount calculation beyond that statement. Buyers should compare their exact feature needs and add-ons before choosing.