Instantly
Cold email at scale — unlimited sending accounts, built-in warm-up, and a B2B lead database in one.
Unlimited email sending accounts on every plan
Automated warm-up network to protect deliverability
Sequences with A/B testing and AI personalization
Unibox: one inbox for replies across all accounts
Built-in B2B lead database and CRM features
- Agencies running outbound for multiple clients
- Scaling cold email across dozens of domains and inboxes
- Sourcing and verifying B2B leads in the same tool
- Managing reply handling centrally across mailboxes
- 1Connect your sending accounts (Google, Microsoft, SMTP)
- 2Enable warm-up and let accounts build reputation
- 3Import or source leads, then build a sequence
- 4Launch, monitor deliverability, and work replies in Unibox
How much does Instantly cost?
The Growth plan starts around $30-37/month with unlimited sending accounts and warm-up. Higher tiers raise contact limits and add the lead database and CRM features.
Does Instantly include email warm-up?
Yes. Automated warm-up across its peer network is included on all plans and is one of the main reasons teams choose it.
Instantly or Lemlist — which should I pick?
Pick Instantly for pure email volume economics (unlimited inboxes). Pick Lemlist if you want multichannel sequences with LinkedIn steps and deeper personalization assets.
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