QuickMail Pricing: Every Plan & What It Really Covers (2026)

Updated August 2026

QuickMail's pricing in 2026: three volume-based plans, free warmup, LinkedIn in every tier, and the lead-finding gap.

QuickMail sells three clean volume-based plans, $49, $99 and $299 a month, with unlimited sending accounts, free warmup and LinkedIn steps on every tier. What it doesn't sell at any price: a lead or email finder, so you'll always need a data tool beside it.

Quick verdict on QuickMail pricing 4.7 on G2, 118 reviews entry $49/mo checked July 2026

Three clean volume plans: $49, $99, $299, all with unlimited sending accounts, free AutoWarmer and LinkedIn steps.
The hidden line item: QuickMail has no lead or email finder at any price, so budget a separate data tool.
Where it genuinely shines: volume per dollar ($99 for 100k emails/mo) and serious deliverability plumbing.

QuickMail homepage — quickmail.com homepage, captured July 2026

- QuickMail's three plans
- What's included free (and what's absent entirely)
- When QuickMail is genuinely the better choice
- How it compares to flat pricing

$49

Starter, 5,000 emails/mo

$99

Growth, 100,000 emails/mo

warmup (AutoWarmer included)

4.7

G2 rating, 118 reviews

QuickMail's three plans

Plan	Monthly	Emails/mo	Active contacts
Starter	$49	5,000	1,000
Growth	$99	100,000	25,000
Agency	$299	500,000	100,000

All three include unlimited sending accounts. There's a 14-day free trial, and your card isn't auto-charged when it ends, a small, decent touch.

What's included free (and what's absent entirely)

Included on every plan:

AutoWarmer via MailFlow, free warmup with deliverability scores in the dashboard.
LinkedIn steps, email + LinkedIn touches in one campaign, on all tiers (many rivals gate this behind top plans).
Deliverability AI, daily sender-health analysis; Smart Sender Groups automatically swap weak inboxes for strong ones mid-campaign.
Inbox rotation and blacklist monitoring.

Absent at any price:

No lead or email finder. QuickMail assumes you bring your own data, budget for a separate finder subscription on top of your plan.
No real CRM. Reply handling is solid, pipeline management is not the product.
Verification is not double. Like everyone else in the list, one check at best.

What your real bill looks like at three sizes

Three honest sizings, using the plan table above. Every tool wins somewhere; the point is to know your bracket before you subscribe.

Solo starter

5,000 emails, bring your own data

Starter$49

External data tool~$30-50

Their bill~$79-99/mo

Emailchaser: $47/mo, finder included

Scaling team

100,000 emails a month

Growth$99

External data tool~$50

Their bill~$149/mo

Emailchaser: $47/mo, finder included

Agency volume

500,000 emails a month

Agency$299

External data tool~$50+

Their bill~$349/mo +

Emailchaser: $297/mo unlimited

Illustrative monthly-billing math, checked July 2026. The external data line is an estimate for a typical finder subscription; annual QuickMail prices are not published.

When QuickMail is genuinely the better choice

Raw volume per dollar. $99 for 100,000 emails/month across unlimited inboxes is one of the best volume deals anywhere (users rate it 4.7 on G2 from 118 reviews).
LinkedIn in every plan. If you want email + LinkedIn sequences without paying a multichannel premium, QuickMail includes it at $49; we don't offer LinkedIn automation at all.
Deliverability plumbing. The AutoWarmer + Deliverability AI + sender-group swapping combination is genuinely ahead of most rivals at this price.

How it compares to flat pricing

The structural difference isn't price, our $47 and their $49 are neighbors, it's what's in the box. Emailchaser's flat $47/mo includes the Lead Finder that exports verified prospects from LinkedIn Sales Navigator, a built-in Sales CRM, unlimited team seats, automatic mailbox ramp-up and double email verification, two independent providers must both approve every address, keeping bounces under 1%. With QuickMail you'll pay for a data tool separately; with us it's in the flat bill. Our own volume ceiling is set by your connected accounts (30 on Starter, unlimited at $297, see pricing).

If you're mapping the whole field, the best cold email software ranking covers where QuickMail sits, and the free email finder and email verifier can stress-test whatever list you'd be importing.

Frequently asked questions

How much does QuickMail cost?

$49/mo (Starter: 5,000 emails, 1,000 contacts), $99 (Growth: 100,000 emails, 25,000 contacts) or $299 (Agency: 500,000 emails, 100,000 contacts), verified July 2026. Annual prices aren't published on their pricing page.

Does QuickMail include warmup?

Yes, the AutoWarmer (via MailFlow) is free on all plans, with deliverability scores shown in the dashboard. It's one of QuickMail's genuine strengths.

Does QuickMail have a lead finder?

No. QuickMail has no built-in lead or email finder at any price, you bring your own data, which means budgeting for a separate finder tool alongside your plan.

Does QuickMail do LinkedIn outreach?

Yes. LinkedIn steps are included in campaigns on every tier as of July 2026, which many competitors only offer on top plans.

Is QuickMail cheaper than Emailchaser?

The plans are neighbors ($49 vs $47). The real difference is inclusions: Emailchaser's $47 covers a lead finder, double email verification and a Sales CRM; QuickMail's $49 covers sending and warmup but requires a separate data tool.

The bottom line

QuickMail's pricing is clean and its deliverability tooling is real, but "bring your own leads" is a hidden line item that most buyers under-budget: plan price plus a finder subscription plus verification credits elsewhere. If you'd rather have finding, double verification, sending and a CRM in one flat $47, try Emailchaser free for 7 days.

Transparency note: I'm the founder of Emailchaser, so I'm biased: we compete with QuickMail. Every number above was checked in July 2026 against the sources linked in the text, and I've aimed to be just as clear about where QuickMail beats us as where we beat them.