What is the best for sending cold email sequences

Talyn

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Hi,

I have a 4 emails sequence with tags that goes above {{name}}, to make fully personalized cold emails.

Hubspot is way too expensive. What are other providers that could do that for ~$30/month?

Anyone tried Saleshandy?

Thanks!
 
You can try Mailshake or Woodpecker
Lemlist was the obvious big player but recently they have problems with deliverability, and a lot of people are running away from them.

Nureply is a new one that seems to be loved by people.
 
Have you tried SparkPost or Mailgjet ? Both offer free trial too.

Good Luck :)
 
Hi,

I have a 4 emails sequence with tags that goes above {{name}}, to make fully personalized cold emails.

Hubspot is way too expensive. What are other providers that could do that for ~$30/month?

Anyone tried Saleshandy?

Thanks!
Hi,

Yes, Hubspot is expensive! You're right. Well, in that case, I can recommend you another great alternative which is PursueApp. It costs only $19/month and the yearly rate is only $67/year. I have gone with the yearly subscription and I'm loving its features. I can easily run highly personalized cold email campaigns on complete automation. You can give it a try and see if it works for you!
 
You can try Mailshake or Woodpecker
Lemlist was the obvious big player but recently they have problems with deliverability, and a lot of people are running away from them.

Nureply is a new one that seems to be loved by people.
Do you know if woodpecker works B2C by any chance ?
 
You may want to try warmupinbox
 
Do you know if woodpecker works B2C by any chance ?
No, the idea is that you send no more than 100 B2B emails per day per campaign. Woodpecker will throttle your sending speed by a lot, in order to preserve your domain rating.

Instead, you should use something like Sendy + Amazon SES.
 
No, the idea is that you send no more than 100 B2B emails per day per campaign. Woodpecker will throttle your sending speed by a lot, in order to preserve your domain rating.

Instead, you should use something like Sendy + Amazon SES.

Got it, will Sendy + Amazon SES work for B2C ?
 
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