Compare/Head to head

Mailreach vs Mailscale

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

Starting price

Mailreach

$20/mo

Mailreach is email warmup and deliverability for cold outreach inboxes. The listing floor is $20/mo.

Where Mailreach fits

Cold emailers warming Google Workspace or Microsoft inboxes
Agencies that want spam tests next to warmup, not warmup alone
Senders on a sequencer that does not include a strong warmup network
Teams comparing a $20 warmup seat with Folderly's $79 monitor

Mailscale

Sales-quoted

Mailscale now leads with agentic B2B cold email, pre-warmed mailboxes, and a 400 million contact file. Public rates are not printed. Plans are built on a sales call.

Where Mailscale fits

B2B teams that want mailboxes plus an outbound agent in one vendor
Desks that need pre-warmed domains instead of a two-week warmup
Staffing and sales teams that already close and lack prospecting time
Buyers comparing mailbox infrastructure against Instantly or Smartlead

At a glance

Detail	Mailreach	Mailscale
Starting price	$20/mo	Sales-quoted
Free tier	–No	–No
MCP server	–No	–No
Public API	–No	–No
Listed under	Deliverability	Deliverability

Where they pull apart

Mailreach

Stands out: Warmup plus spam tests and blacklist checks in one warmup-first product, a step up from a $15 warmup-only bot.

Watch out: Mailreach does not host your sequences. Instantly and Smartlead already ship warmup, so a separate $20 seat is extra unless you send from Google or Outlook directly.

Not the right fit for

Users who already get warmup inside Instantly and do not want a second bill
Buyers who need seed-list inbox placement graphs more than a warmup network

Mailscale

Stands out: The live homepage sells an autonomous outbound agent that writes 125 email variants and reroutes sends when inbox placement drops, on top of mailbox provisioning.

Watch out: The vendor does not publish a rate card. The homepage tells you to get a custom plan on a call, so there is no self-serve pricing.

Not the right fit for

Teams that need a published per-inbox rate before talking to sales
In-house recruiters who only need an ATS, not outbound email

Pros and cons

Mailreach

Published $20/mo listing with warmup plus spam tests
Works alongside Gmail, Microsoft, or a sequencer
Unbundled, so you are not forced into one sending UI

A second bill if your sequencer already warms mail
Not an inbox-placement suite at Folderly depth

Mailscale

Pre-warmed mailboxes so you skip the two-week warmup
Help centre still covers mailbox, domain, and billing operations
Agentic copy, list building, and reply handling in the same product

No public rate card
Pricing is a sales call, not self-serve checkout
Shared mailbox infrastructure is a deliverability variable you do not control

What each one costs

Mailreach

$20/mo

Mailreach lists from $20/mo for email warmup and deliverability on cold outreach inboxes. Confirm live per-inbox pricing and spam-test limits on the vendor pricing page. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 4 Nov 2026

Mailscale

Sales-quoted

The vendor does not publish a rate card. The homepage says an outbound specialist builds your plan and pricing on a call. Help-centre docs still cover mailbox and domain billing. Treat current commercial terms as sales-quoted. Confirm current terms on the vendor site.

Checked 4 Nov 2026

Common questions

Can you try Mailreach or Mailscale for free?

Neither carries a free tier on our listing.

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Editorial listings, never paid rankings. Prices checked 4 Nov 2026. Confirm current terms on the vendor site. Spot an error?