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QuickMail Pricing, Plans, and Availability

#13 in Sales Engagement

by QuickMail · quickmail.com ↗

Cold email automation platform for sales teams running outbound sequences and follow-ups.

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Pricing at a glance

QuickMail’s public pricing is straightforward: a monthly subscription with three listed plans, a 14-day free trial, and no per-seat charge. The entry plan starts at $49 per month, the mid-tier plan is $99 per month, and the agency-focused plan is $299 per month. Each plan includes unlimited users, and QuickMail says there is no contract required, so customers can cancel or downgrade from account settings. The public pricing page also shows clear usage limits around workspaces, uploaded contacts, and monthly send volume, while the Agency plan adds a paid extra-workspace option. For buyers comparing outreach tools, this means QuickMail’s cost is driven more by sending volume and workspace needs than by team size, which can be attractive for teams that want to avoid per-seat pricing.

◇ Pricing model

Flat-rate monthly subscription with a 14-day free trial; no per-seat pricing; three public plans plus a workspace overage on Agency.

↻ Billing notes

All public plans are billed monthly, and the pricing page does not show any annual billing discount. Each plan includes a 14-day free trial, and QuickMail says it will not automatically charge the card when the trial ends. The pricing page also says no contract is required, cancellation can be done from account settings, and billing changes are prorated to the second. QuickMail further states that it does not charge per seat and that team members are unlimited at no additional cost.

Plans and pricing

3 tiers

Starter Plan

Monthly
$49 /mo
  • Unlimited Email Sender
  • Unlimited LinkedIn Account
  • Unlimited User
  • 1 Workspace
  • 1,000 Uploaded Contacts
  • 5,000 Emails Sent/mo.

Includes 1 workspace, 1,000 uploaded contacts, and 5,000 emails sent per month.

Growth Plan

Monthly
$99 /mo
  • Unlimited Email Senders
  • Unlimited LinkedIn Accounts
  • Unlimited Users
  • 1 Workspace
  • 25,000 Uploaded Contacts
  • 100,000 Emails Sent/mo.

Includes 1 workspace, 25,000 uploaded contacts, and 100,000 emails sent per month.

Agency Plan

Monthly
$299 /mo
  • Unlimited Email Senders
  • Unlimited LinkedIn Accounts
  • Unlimited Users
  • 2 Workspaces
  • + $49/extra Workspace
  • 100,000 Uploaded Contacts

Includes 2 workspaces, 100,000 uploaded contacts, and 500,000 emails sent per month; additional workspaces cost $49 each.

Add-ons and extras

Extra Workspace

+ $49/extra

Available on the Agency plan for customers that need more than the included two workspaces.

Hidden and indirect costs

Worth budgeting for
⚠  QuickMail publicly says there is no per-seat fee, and you may add as many team members as needed at no additional cost. It also says there is no contract required, so customers can downgrade or cancel anytime, with usage prorated to the second when changes occur. The main published extra cost is the Agency-plan workspace add-on, which increases spend if a team needs more than the included two workspaces.

What buyers actually pay

A solo founder running a small cold outreach program who needs basic sending volume and LinkedIn support.

Expected cost$49 /mo
Starter Plan1 workspace5,000 emails per monthfree trialno per-seat charge

A growing sales team that needs more volume, API access, and priority support.

Expected cost$99 /mo
Growth Plan100,000 emails per monthAPI accesspriority expert supportunlimited users

An agency managing multiple client workspaces and high send volume.

Expected cost$299 /mo plus $49 for each extra workspace
Agency Plan2 included workspacesextra workspaces500,000 emails per monthwebhook access

Pricing FAQ

No. QuickMail says it does not charge per seat, and it states that you may add as many team members as needed at no additional cost. That means the public price is driven by the plan and usage limits rather than by the number of users. The pricing page also says that unlimited users are included on all listed plans.

Yes. The pricing page lists a 14-day free trial on all three public plans. QuickMail also says it will not automatically charge your card or subscribe your account to a paid plan when the trial ends. This makes the trial a no-commitment way to test the product before buying.

Yes. QuickMail says no contract is required to sign up, and that customers can update or cancel their subscription from Account Settings under Billing/Plan. It also says that when changes happen to a subscription, they prorate and calculate usage to the second. That suggests flexible month-to-month billing rather than locked annual commitments.

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