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FoxReach vs ManyReach

Same facts, side by side: starting price, free tier, MCP, API and what each one is actually built for.

Starting price

FoxReach

$34/mo Free tier

Cold email sender with warmup, inbox rotation, AI reply sorting and a hosted MCP server built in, with unlimited email accounts on every plan. Free covers 200 contacts and 500 emails a month, and paid plans start at $34/mo month to month or $27/mo billed yearly. Best for solo recruiters and small agencies that want one cheap tool in place of a separate warmup service, sequencer and inbox manager, or that want Claude or another agent to run campaigns.

Where FoxReach fits

  • Solo recruiters and small agencies running candidate and client outreach on a tight budget
  • Desks that want warmup, sequences and reply handling in one subscription
  • Teams that want Claude, Cursor or another AI agent to build and manage campaigns
  • Recruiters who want to test cold email on a free plan before paying

ManyReach

$79/mo Free trial

Cold email platform that never charges per mailbox, seat or client workspace: pay as you go with credits that never expire (100,000 for $199), or take Business at $79/mo for 150,000 credits a month plus a private IP. Best for recruiting agencies and staffing desks that send in bursts, run many client workspaces or want white label, and would rather pay for emails sent than for seats.

Where ManyReach fits

  • Recruiting agencies running separate workspaces per client or desk
  • Recruiters who send in bursts and want credits that do not expire
  • Staffing firms that want white label outreach under their own brand
  • Teams adding many mailboxes or seats without per-unit fees

At a glance

DetailFoxReachManyReach
Starting price$34/mo$79/mo
Free tier✓Yes–No
Free trialNot on recordYes
MCP server✓Yes–No
Public API✓Yes✓Yes
Listed underOutreach, Deliverability, Lead generationOutreach, Deliverability, Verification

Where they pull apart

FoxReach

Stands out: FoxReach ships everything through its API first, so the MCP server is a full surface, not a thin wrapper: more than 60 tools reach leads, campaigns, sequences, warmup, the reply inbox and a lead finder that reveals work emails, and the vendor includes it on the free plan. Pair that with unlimited connected inboxes at every tier and a free plan with no expiring trial, and it is one of the cheapest ways to test agent-driven candidate or client outreach.

Watch out: Paid plans cap contacts and monthly emails (Starter is 5,000 contacts and 10,000 emails), so a busy desk outgrows the entry plan quickly. Integrations are mostly developer surfaces: there is no native ATS or recruiting CRM sync, n8n is in beta and Zapier and Make are still planned. It is a young product from a seven person team with a short review history, and the lifetime deal tiers below Growth exclude the API and MCP server even though monthly plans include them.

Not the right fit for

  • Teams that need native ATS or recruiting CRM sync
  • Desks that need LinkedIn steps in the same sequence
  • Buyers who want a long-established vendor with many reviews

ManyReach

Stands out: The pricing model is the point. Unlimited mailboxes, leads, team members and workspaces come on every option, pay-as-you-go credits never expire, and monthly plans bundle dedicated private IPs with blacklist monitoring and free IP swaps, which most rivals sell separately. For an agency running candidate and client outreach across many workspaces, the bill tracks emails sent, not headcount.

Watch out: On pay as you go, warmup spends the same credits as campaign sends (one credit per ten warmup emails), so a large warmed fleet burns credits before any campaign goes out; credit-free warmup starts at Business. Conditional sequences, blacklist monitoring and replying to non-campaign mail in the inbox are also Business features. The vendor says MCP access is included for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor but does not publish a server address, so agent connections today run through its API or third-party connectors such as Zapier and Composio.

Not the right fit for

  • Desks that need LinkedIn steps in the same sequence
  • Teams that want a published first-party MCP server
  • Buyers who want warmup free of credit cost on the cheapest option

Pros and cons

FoxReach

  • Free plan with unlimited inboxes and no expiring trial
  • Warmup, rotation, sequences and AI reply sorting in one account
  • Hosted MCP server, API, SDKs and CLI included, even on the free plan
  • Contact and monthly email caps on every paid plan
  • No native ATS or recruiting CRM integration, and Zapier and Make are still planned
  • Young vendor with a short review history

ManyReach

  • No per-mailbox, per-seat or per-workspace fees on any option
  • Pay-as-you-go credits never expire
  • Private IPs, blacklist monitoring and white label available without an enterprise contract
  • Warmup spends credits on pay as you go
  • Conditional sequences and credit-free warmup need Business or above
  • No published first-party MCP server address

What each one costs

FoxReach

$34/mo

Free is $0 for 200 contacts, 500 emails a month, unlimited email accounts with warmup on 2 inboxes and 25 Fenn AI credits. Starter is $34/mo month to month ($27/mo billed annually) for 5,000 contacts, 10,000 emails a month and up to 5 team members, Growth $89/mo ($71/mo annually) for 50,000 contacts, 100,000 emails, 3 workspaces and 15 members, and Agency $169/mo ($135/mo annually) for 200,000 contacts, 500,000 emails, 30 workspaces and unlimited members, with unlimited AI on your own OpenAI key. Every plan includes unlimited email accounts, warmup, inbox rotation, AI reply sorting, the API and the MCP server. A separate lifetime deal, limited to 50 licenses, runs from $39 once with a 30 day money back guarantee. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 27 Oct 2026

ManyReach

$79/mo

Pay as you go: 100,000 credits for $199, with smaller and larger packs from 250 to 1 million credits. Credits never expire, one credit is one campaign email, and warmup uses one credit per ten warmup emails. Business is $79/mo for 150,000 sending credits a month, 15,000 data tokens, one private IP, credit-free warmup, conditional sequences and blacklist monitoring. Agency is $299/mo for 500,000 credits, 50,000 data tokens, three private IPs and priority support, and Scale is custom. Add-ons: Manysenders mailboxes at $4/mo each plus $15/yr per domain, extra private IPs from $10/mo, and email validation from $24/mo. Every option includes unlimited sending accounts, leads, seats and workspaces. New accounts get 250 free credits with no card. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 27 Oct 2026

Common questions

Is FoxReach cheaper than ManyReach?
FoxReach starts lower, at $34/mo against $79/mo for ManyReach. That is the entry plan on each side, so the real number depends on seats and the tier you land on.
Can you try FoxReach or ManyReach for free?
FoxReach carries a free tier on our listing. ManyReach offers a free trial.
Does FoxReach or ManyReach have an MCP server?
FoxReach ships a first party MCP server, so an AI assistant can work the product directly.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 27 Oct 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?