Saleshandy review

Saleshandy is an outbound platform that combines B2B lead data with campaign execution and sales follow-up. You can search contacts across 42M+ companies using filters such as industry, revenue, and job title, then build sequences that mix email with calls, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, and custom tasks. The point is to keep prospecting and outreach in one system rather than stitch together separate tools.

It also covers parts of the email setup around a campaign: buying domains, connecting mailboxes, configuring SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, warming accounts, checking domain health, and testing inbox placement. Replies from multiple accounts can appear in a unified inbox. Saleshandy also includes a CRM pipeline where teams can email or call prospects, log notes, and manage deals.

Our verdict: it is a capable all-in-one outbound platform, but its monthly prospect, email, and lead-credit caps—and some infrastructure costs—matter when comparing it with a sending-only tool.

The main advantage is breadth. Saleshandy puts lead search, multichannel sequences, mailbox and deliverability tools, reply handling, and deal tracking together. That can reduce the number of exports and separate systems a team needs to manage, especially if it will actually use the non-email channels and CRM.

The pricing page lists three set plans, each with unlimited sending mailboxes: Starter at $41 per month month-to-month or $34 per month billed annually; Pro at $99 or $76; and Scale at $189 or $149. Annual pricing is a monthly equivalent charged yearly, and taxes may apply. A seven-day free trial is listed, but there is no free plan.

A few Reddit commenters describe Saleshandy as a satisfactory or lower-cost alternative to other cold-email tools. One commenter says they switched from Smartlead, while another calls Saleshandy “low cost high value.” Those are individual opinions, not evidence that it will outperform a competitor. Still, they point to the appeal for teams looking to consolidate outreach without starting at Enterprise pricing.

The all-in-one pitch comes with firm plan ceilings. Starter allows 2,000 active prospects, 6,000 emails per month, 1,500 lead credits per month, and one user. Pro raises that to 30,000 prospects, 100,000 emails, 4,000 lead credits, and 10 users. Scale removes the active-prospect cap and includes unlimited users, but still lists 200,000 emails and 8,000 lead credits per month. Enterprise has custom sending limits and data credits; its price is not published.

Infrastructure is an extra cost, not part of those plan prices in the published pricing details. Annual Fixed mailboxes cost $2.99 per mailbox per month with a one-mailbox minimum; Annual Flexi costs $3.49 with a 25-mailbox minimum. Quarterly mailboxes cost $3.99 each per month, with a one-mailbox minimum. Domains are $14 per year. Flexi’s free mailbox replacement requires a new $14-per-year domain.

That makes the headline plan price an incomplete budget. If you outgrow the caps or need multiple mailboxes and domains, compare the total cost with a dedicated sender plus separate lead data. The Reddit threads we read do not establish independent performance or deliverability results.

Saleshandy starts at $34 per month on annual billing, or $41 month to month, according to the published pricing details. Annual prices are monthly equivalents charged yearly, and taxes may apply. There’s no free plan; the listed free trial is 7 days.

• Starter: $34/month annual or $41 monthly. Includes 2,000 active prospects, 6,000 emails/month, 1,500 lead credits/month and one user.
• Pro: $76/month annual or $99 monthly. That’s a $42 annual-billing jump from Starter; limits rise to 30,000 prospects, 100,000 emails/month, 4,000 lead credits and 10 users.
• Scale: $149/month annual or $189 monthly. The next annual jump is $73, with unlimited active prospects and users, 200,000 emails/month and 8,000 lead credits.

Email infrastructure costs extra: annual plans list $2.99/mailbox/month with one mailbox minimum, or $3.49 with a 25-mailbox minimum. Quarterly is $3.99/mailbox/month. Domains cost $14/year each. Flexi mailbox replacement requires a new $14/year domain. Enterprise pricing is not published.

Plan for setup work, not a one-click switch. Saleshandy combines lead data, multichannel sequences, email infrastructure, a unified inbox and a CRM pipeline, so a move may involve recreating sequences and deciding how to handle prospects, replies and deal records. The published information does not say whether those items can be imported or exported, or which formats are supported. Ask Saleshandy before migrating; data export details are not published here.

There’s also a cost decision before you switch: mailbox infrastructure and domains are priced separately from the listed plans. Check the mailbox minimums, especially the 25-mailbox minimum on annual Flexi, and confirm what happens to your domains and sending setup if you leave. The published published material includes no Reddit posts, so we can’t responsibly report what users say makes them leave. For a fair comparison, ask current users about export access, sequence portability and support during cancellation rather than assuming the workflow transfers cleanly.