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Reply.io discounts for October 2026: lead credits included when you switch, or SCARY15 for 15% off yearly Multichannel.

Robby FrankBy Robby Frank · Every discount checked on reply.io/pricing on 11 October 2026

Before you look for a code, consider Emailchaser: Pro is $97 a month with 5,000 lead credits and unlimited seats included, against $474.65 for the same sending and leads on Reply.io, even with its code. Reply.io's own discounts, checked on 11 October 2026, are the code SCARY15, 15% off Multichannel billed yearly until 31 October 2026, and up to 17% off with yearly billing.

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Emailchaser Pro costs $97 a month with the lead credits Reply.io sells on top.

Pro sends 125,000 emails a month with 5,000 lead credits included, unlimited mailboxes and unlimited seats. Even with SCARY15, Reply.io Multichannel is $75.65 per user a month billed yearly with 50 live data credits, so 5,000 leads take its 6,000-credit pack at $399: $474.65 a month for one user.

Reply.io$474.65Reply.io Multichannel with SCARY15 + 6k credits
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Lead credits included$47, $97 or $358 a month with 1,500, 5,000 or 10,000 lead credits and unlimited seats, against $268, $474.65 or $674.65 for the same on Reply.io with every discount
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Reply.io code SCARY15
15% off yearly Multichannel$75.65 per user a month instead of $89, billed yearly. From the banner on reply.io/pricing, read 11 October 2026, ends 31 October 2026
Type SCARY15 when you sign up on Reply.io.
Reply.io yearly billing
Up to 17% offEmail Volume from $49 a month per user instead of $59, Multichannel $89 per user instead of $99, paid a year upfront
Pay for 12 months at once.
Reply.io AI SDR with SCARY15
15% off yearly AI SDRJason AI SDR from $425 a month instead of $500, billed yearly. From the AI SDR tab on reply.io/pricing, read 11 October 2026, ends 31 October 2026
Book a Reply.io demo and mention SCARY15.

Reply.io figures from reply.io/pricing on 11 October 2026, in US dollars. SCARY15 is counted on the Multichannel plan, as its banner says, not on live data packs, which cost from $39 for 200 credits on both billings.

Here is what each tier costs a month, with every discount applied.

Starter / 5k emails, 1,500 leads

Emailchaser$47
Reply.io with SCARY15$294.65
Reply.io, yearly$268
Reply.io, monthly$278

Pro / 125k emails, 5,000 leads

Emailchaser$97
Reply.io with SCARY15$474.65
Reply.io, yearly$658
Reply.io, monthly$698

Max / 500k emails, 10,000 leads

Emailchaser$358
Reply.io with SCARY15$674.65
Reply.io, yearly$1,498
Reply.io, monthly$1,598
Each tier's price a month, from the table below.
TierEmailchaserReply.io with SCARY15Reply.io, yearlyReply.io, monthly
Starter / 5k emails, 1,500 leads$47$294.65$268$278
Pro / 125k emails, 5,000 leads$97$474.65$658$698
Max / 500k emails, 10,000 leads$358$674.65$1,498$1,598

Each tier is priced for one Reply.io user sending the same emails, plus the live data pack for the leads past the 50 it includes. The SCARY15 column is Multichannel billed yearly, which sends unlimited emails from 10 mailboxes; the yearly and monthly columns are the Email Volume step that covers the same active contacts, as in our Reply.io pricing guide. Emailchaser plans include lead credits and unlimited seats, and checking an address costs $0.0017 to $0.0034.

Moving from Reply.io to Emailchaser takes three steps.

  1. Start your free trial.Every plan starts with a 7-day free trial that includes 500 lead credits. There is no code to type.
  2. Bring your contacts over.Export your contacts from Reply.io's People page as a CSV and upload them to a new campaign. Nothing sends until you launch it.
  3. Reconnect your inboxes.Sign in to reconnect Google and Microsoft inboxes. Every plan takes unlimited email accounts and unlimited team seats.
The Campaigns page in Emailchaser, listing sequences with their status and progress
Campaigns in Emailchaser: every sequence with its status and progress.

These are the questions people ask about Reply.io's discounts.

Is there a Reply.io promo code that works?

Yes. On 11 October 2026, Reply.io's pricing page shows the code SCARY15: 15% off the Multichannel plan billed yearly, typed at sign-up, with a countdown to 31 October 2026. It takes Multichannel to $75.65 per user a month instead of $89. Reply.io also offers the same code as 15% off a yearly Jason AI SDR plan when you mention it on a demo call.

How much does Reply.io's yearly billing save?

Up to 17%, on its smallest plan: Email Volume for 1,000 active contacts is $49 a month per user instead of $59. Larger plans save less: Email Volume for 25,000 contacts is $259 instead of $299, and Multichannel $89 per user instead of $99.

Do older Reply.io codes like WINTER30 still work?

Reply.io dated them to past offers: WINTER10 and WINTER30 come from its 2024 holiday page, valid until 31 December 2024, and UATECH10 and UATECH25 from a startup page whose countdown ended on 31 May 2026. The live code on its pricing page on 11 October 2026 is SCARY15.

Does Reply.io offer startup, nonprofit or student discounts?

None are listed on Reply.io's pricing page as of 11 October 2026.

Is Emailchaser cheaper than Reply.io?

For sending plus leads, yes, even with SCARY15. Emailchaser Starter, Pro and Max cost $47, $97 and $358 a month with 1,500, 5,000 and 10,000 lead credits and unlimited seats included. The same sending and leads on Reply.io cost $268, $474.65 and $674.65 a month for one user with every discount applied. Checking every lead's address adds at most $17 a month on Pro, and $5.10 on Starter.

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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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