Saleshandy Pricing and Saleshandy Lead Finder Pricing for Every 2026 Plan

Saleshandy sells three plans. Starter is $34 a month when billed yearly, which is $408 charged once, or $41 if you pay month to month. Pro is $76 a month yearly ($912 a year) or $99 monthly. Scale is $149 a month yearly ($1,788 a year) or $189 monthly. Custom and enterprise plans go through sales. All prices exclude applicable taxes, which matters for US buyers in states that tax SaaS.

The annual discount is not the same on every tier, and that is worth knowing before you pick a billing term. Starter saves 17 percent on the yearly toggle ($34 against $41). Pro saves 23 percent ($76 against $99). Scale saves 21 percent ($149 against $189). If you were going to commit for a year anyway, the saving is best on Pro, which is also the plan Saleshandy marks as most popular.

The bigger change is structural. Until mid 2026 Saleshandy ran two ladders: Outreach plans for sending and Lead plans for its contact database, each bought separately. Saleshandy's pricing file now says plainly that Lead Finder "is not sold separately: every plan above includes a monthly credit allowance." So the question is no longer what outreach plus data costs. It is which of three bundles fits your list size and send volume.

Lead Finder is included in the plan price, so its cost is whatever share of the subscription you assign to data. Starter carries 1,500 credits a month, Pro 4,000 and Scale 8,000. On annual billing the whole year lands upfront: 18,000 credits on Starter, 48,000 on Pro and 96,000 on Scale. That upfront deposit is useful for a team that builds one big list in the first month rather than trickling it out.

The credit rules are simple. One credit reveals a verified work email. A verified phone number costs 6 credits, and revealing a phone also returns the email, so the pair costs 7. Saleshandy says you pay nothing when the waterfall (eight providers, per the pricing page) fails to return a verified result, and email verification of the found address is included in that one credit.

Here is the arithmetic page one of Google skips. If you treat Starter purely as a data plan, $34 for 1,500 verified emails works out to about 2.3 cents an email. Pro at $76 for 4,000 is 1.9 cents, and Scale at $149 for 8,000 is 1.9 cents. Phone numbers at 6 credits cost six times that, roughly 11 to 14 cents each. Extra credit packs are sold as add-ons from 500 to 100,000 credits; Saleshandy lists those tiers on its pricing page rather than in its pricing file.

The older Lead Starter ($29), Lead Pro ($59), Lead Scale ($99) and Lead Scale Plus ($189) prices that review sites still print belong to the retired two-ladder model. If a comparison page quotes them, it was written before August 2026.

Scale, in most cases, and not because of volume. Scale is the only plan with unlimited users, whitelabel for agencies and SSO, and it removes the active prospect cap (subject to a fair usage policy). An agency with four clients and two SDRs can live inside Pro's 10 seats and 30,000 active prospects on paper, but the moment clients want their own logins under the agency brand, the plan is Scale.

Seats are part of the plan, never billed per user. That makes Pro unusually cheap for a team: ten people on Pro at $76 a month yearly is $7.60 per user. Onboarding is self-serve on Starter and Pro; Scale adds a 1:1 setup meeting, and the page also describes a dedicated expert option for deliverability and strategy.

On cost per send, yes, and it is hard to beat. Pro sends up to 100,000 emails a month for $76 on annual billing, under a tenth of a cent per email, with 4,000 verified contacts and ten seats included. For a team whose bottleneck is volume and data on a budget, Saleshandy is one of the strongest values in the category, and we say so on our Saleshandy alternative page as well.

Where it is weaker is the message. Saleshandy can generate a sequence, write variants and run AI column enrichment on a one-time allowance of 100 to 1,000 AI credits, but the default campaign is one template for the whole list, and any per-prospect research is a workflow you build and pay credits for. In 2026 a broad template sent at volume replies around 1 percent. A researched opener on a targeted list does several times better. If your list is finite (a few hundred accounts that matter), the cost that never appears on the pricing page is the replies a generic email leaves on the table.

ColdOutreach prices the researched email rather than the send. The AI reads each prospect's website, LinkedIn and recent company news, then drafts a short sequence that references something specific to that company, and the sequence stops the moment someone replies. Starter is $24 a month on annual billing (half the $49 monthly price) for 1,000 AI-personalized emails a month, with warmup, SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks and per-domain throttles included. Growth is $49 a month annual for 5,000 emails with 3 seats and 3 sending domains.

That makes ColdOutreach more expensive than Saleshandy per email and cheaper per meeting for teams selling a considered product to a defined list. If you already have your contacts, try the composer at the top of this page on one real prospect and compare the draft with what your current tool writes. For the wider field, see the best cold email software compared on price and reply quality, or the budget view in the cheapest cold email software.