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Emailchaser is the best Outreach alternative, and this page compares it with six others.

Robby FrankBy Robby Frank · Prices from each tool's own pricing page and Vendr's buyer data, read 5 November 2026

Emailchaser is the best Outreach alternative for finding leads, sending cold email sequences and handling the replies from one account at a published price. Plans start at $47 a month with unlimited team seats, and Outreach lists no prices. Salesloft, Reply.io, lemlist, Instantly, Smartlead and Woodpecker are the other alternatives compared below.

Here is how Emailchaser and six other Outreach alternatives compare on free trials, prices and features.

Emailchaser comes first. It finds leads with the Lead Finder, sends the sequence and its follow-ups from your own mailboxes with campaigns, and keeps every reply in one inbox.

ToolFree planCheapest paid plan, billed monthlyWhat it does
EmailchaserOur pickNo free plan. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.$47 a month5,000 emails and 1,500 lead credits (Starter)Finds and verifies leads, sends the sequences and follow-ups from unlimited mailboxes and collects replies in one inbox, with unlimited team seats.
SalesloftNone listed. Pricing is on request.Price on requestVendr reports a $30,740 median a yearA sales engagement platform with Cadence, conversation intelligence, deal and forecast tools and AI agents.
Reply.io14-day free trial on Multichannel.$99 a month per user5 mailboxes per user (Multichannel)Runs multichannel sequences and sells LinkedIn, calls and SMS and an AI SDR called Jason as their own plans.
lemlist14-day free trial with 200 free credits.$69 a month50,000 emails a month and unlimited users (Email)Sends email sequences, finds emails and phone numbers from a 650M+ lead database, and adds LinkedIn and SMS on its Multichannel plan.
InstantlyNo free plan on its pricing page.$47 a month5,000 emails a month and 1,000 uploaded contacts (Growth)Sends cold email sequences with unlimited email accounts and warm-up, and adds a built-in CRM and Unibox on Hypergrowth.
SmartleadFree trial, with no plan to pick first.$39 a month6,000 sends and 2,000 contacts (Base)Sends cold email at volume, with SmartSenders, SmartDelivery and SmartDialer sold as add-ons.
Woodpecker14-day free trial, or 500 cold emails.$39 a month5,000 emails and unlimited accounts and team members (Email)Sends email sequences with warm-ups, a Lead Finder and unlimited verification, with Multichannel and LinkedIn plans as well.
Outreachfor comparisonNone listed. Pricing is on request.Price on requestVendr reports a $45,600 median a yearAn AI agent platform for revenue teams that bundles sequencing, conversation intelligence, deal management and forecasting.
EmailchaserOur pick
Free planNo free plan. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthly$47 a month · 5,000 emails and 1,500 lead credits (Starter)What it doesFinds and verifies leads, sends the sequences and follow-ups from unlimited mailboxes and collects replies in one inbox, with unlimited team seats.
Salesloft
Free planNone listed. Pricing is on request.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthlyPrice on request · Vendr reports a $30,740 median a yearWhat it doesA sales engagement platform with Cadence, conversation intelligence, deal and forecast tools and AI agents.
Free plan14-day free trial on Multichannel.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthly$99 a month per user · 5 mailboxes per user (Multichannel)What it doesRuns multichannel sequences and sells LinkedIn, calls and SMS and an AI SDR called Jason as their own plans.
Free plan14-day free trial with 200 free credits.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthly$69 a month · 50,000 emails a month and unlimited users (Email)What it doesSends email sequences, finds emails and phone numbers from a 650M+ lead database, and adds LinkedIn and SMS on its Multichannel plan.
Free planNo free plan on its pricing page.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthly$47 a month · 5,000 emails a month and 1,000 uploaded contacts (Growth)What it doesSends cold email sequences with unlimited email accounts and warm-up, and adds a built-in CRM and Unibox on Hypergrowth.
Free planFree trial, with no plan to pick first.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthly$39 a month · 6,000 sends and 2,000 contacts (Base)What it doesSends cold email at volume, with SmartSenders, SmartDelivery and SmartDialer sold as add-ons.
Woodpecker
Free plan14-day free trial, or 500 cold emails.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthly$39 a month · 5,000 emails and unlimited accounts and team members (Email)What it doesSends email sequences with warm-ups, a Lead Finder and unlimited verification, with Multichannel and LinkedIn plans as well.
Outreachfor comparison
Free planNone listed. Pricing is on request.Cheapest paid plan, billed monthlyPrice on request · Vendr reports a $45,600 median a yearWhat it doesAn AI agent platform for revenue teams that bundles sequencing, conversation intelligence, deal management and forecasting.

Read on each tool's own pricing page on 5 November 2026 (reply.io, lemlist.com, instantly.ai, smartlead.ai, woodpecker.co and outreach.ai, all under /pricing). Prices are monthly billing in US dollars. Outreach and Salesloft publish no prices, so their rows show what Vendr's marketplace reports buyers paying.

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Emailchaser puts its prices on the page and covers finding, sending and replies in one account.

  • Every plan has a price you can read.Starter is $47 a month, Pro is $97 and Max is $358, each with the emails, active contacts and lead credits listed. Outreach's pricing page says to reach out to its team for custom pricing.
  • One price covers the whole team.Every Emailchaser plan has unlimited team seats and unlimited Google, Microsoft and SMTP mailboxes. Outreach prices seat-based access and consumption-based AI credits together.
  • Autopilot sets the campaign up for you.Give Autopilot your website and it drafts the audience and the sequence, then waits for your approval before anything is sent. It comes with every plan, including the 7-day free trial and its 500 lead credits.
  • Finding, checking and sending live together.Starter includes 1,500 lead credits and 5,000 emails a month, the Lead Finder returns verified emails, and the email verifier checks any other address you have.
The Campaigns page in Emailchaser, listing sequences with their status and progress
Campaigns in Emailchaser: every sequence with its status and progress.

Unpublished prices and AI credits are the usual reasons to look for an Outreach alternative.

  • Outreach does not publish a price: its pricing page says to reach out to the team for custom pricing.
  • Its pricing combines seat-based access with consumption-based AI credits, and its packages are sized in credits, from 10,000 on Amplify Essentials to 100,000 on Amplify Pro.
  • Vendr's marketplace reports that the median Outreach buyer pays $45,600 a year, in a range from $8,700 to $215,398.
  • Its packages bundle sequencing with conversation intelligence, deal management and forecasting, so a team that mostly sends cold email pays for the whole platform.

Emailchaser's biggest plan costs $10,764 a year, less than a quarter of the $45,600 a year the median Outreach buyer pays.

Each bar is a year on monthly billing. Emailchaser's plans cover the whole team with unlimited seats, from $564 a year on Starter, and Outreach's bar is the median Vendr reports.

Emailchaser Starter$564
Emailchaser Pro$1,164
Emailchaser Max$4,296
Emailchaser Enterprise$10,764
Salesloft, median buyer$30,740
Outreach, median buyer$45,600
What a year costs on Emailchaser's plans, and what Vendr reports buyers paying Salesloft and Outreach.

Emailchaser: our own plans on the pricing page. Salesloft and Outreach: the median buyer a year, from vendr.com/marketplace/salesloft and vendr.com/marketplace/outreach, read 5 November 2026. Vendr's range for Outreach runs from $8,700 to $215,398 a year.

The Lead Finder in Emailchaser: search the people database by job title, seniority and location
The Lead Finder in Emailchaser: search the people database, then add people to a campaign.
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These are the questions people ask about Outreach alternatives.

What are the best Outreach alternatives?

Emailchaser, Salesloft, Reply.io, lemlist, Instantly, Smartlead and Woodpecker are the alternatives compared on this page. Emailchaser finds leads, sends the sequences and handles the replies from one account, with plans from $47 a month.

How much does Outreach cost?

Outreach does not publish a price. Its pricing page says to reach out to its team for custom pricing, and Vendr's marketplace reports a median of $45,600 a year for its buyers, in a range from $8,700 to $215,398 (read 5 November 2026).

Which Outreach alternatives publish their prices?

Emailchaser starts at $47 a month, Instantly at $47, lemlist at $69, Smartlead and Woodpecker at $39, and Reply.io's Multichannel plan at $99 a user, all on monthly billing (read 5 November 2026). Salesloft publishes no prices.

What is the cheapest Outreach alternative?

Smartlead's Base plan and Woodpecker's Email plan have the lowest monthly prices on this page at $39. Emailchaser's Starter is $47 a month with 5,000 emails, 1,500 lead credits and Autopilot.

Which Outreach alternatives send from unlimited mailboxes?

Emailchaser connects unlimited Google, Microsoft and SMTP mailboxes on every plan. Instantly lists unlimited email accounts, Woodpecker lists unlimited accounts and team members, and lemlist lists unlimited users and email senders.

Does Emailchaser have a free trial?

Yes. Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial, and the trial includes 500 lead credits.

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Article by Robby Frank

Partner at Emailchaser, and CTO & Head of Growth at Momentum Labs, the B2B SaaS studio behind it.

I also run Prymatica, a done-for-you cold email agency, so most of my weeks are spent inside real outbound campaigns.

Self-taught: I started as a frontend developer in 2012 and have been building B2B SaaS ever since.

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