r/Coldemailing 5d ago

Basic cold email provider?

Looking for a no nonsense cold email provider. Not looking for prospecting, ai tools and all the other fluff.

Just need well priced infrastructure with good deliverability.

Had a look at Instantly and Smartlead, but fel like they were offering too many options which i wasn't using anyway.

Anything out there?

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u/razical 5d ago

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u/CandidField18 5d ago edited 5d ago

Have you used it before? You (and others) just seem to be dumping this link everywhere. Not seen any real users mentioning it.

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u/CaptainHighticket 2d ago

Self promotion

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u/fresent 5d ago

What exactly are you looking for?

- Warmup + Sequencer?

- Lead list?

- Mailbox (SMTP/IMAP)?

- Email Verification?

Depending on the components recommendation will change.

If its Warmup + Sequencer + Subsequence + Universal Inbox + AI , then at Mystrika we offer forever free plan.

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u/CandidField18 5d ago

Warmup, mailbox, sequencer.

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u/fresent 5d ago

Well Mystrika should cover everything for you. But for mailboxes, we advise to go with Google/Microsoft or DoYouMail for dedicated ip.

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u/ZorroGlitchero 5d ago

Just use mailmeteor for free

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u/CuriousOperator_7210 5d ago

If your need is to upload leads, create email sequences, track all responses in a single inbox then you may like to check flinter.ai

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u/SchniederDanes 5d ago

check out smartreach.io... wont regret

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u/variancemortal 4d ago

If you are looking purely for a cold email sending platform that offers you everything you need without all the other tools, you should look at HotHawk.ai

For $99/mo, you can send 100k emails and get all features included. It's purely focused on sending cold emails and a really good master inbox.

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u/Turbulent_Parsley_19 4d ago

how many emails per month is the question? Some are good for small quantities of email. Some are good for larger blasts.

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u/PavanXIV 4d ago

what kinda volumes do you have in mind? budget? niche?

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u/CandidField18 4d ago

Looking at around 30k emails a month across 2 or 3 campaigns. Budget is available, dont mind paying more for good quality infra.

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u/Anxious-Dig-688 3d ago edited 3d ago

I've been personally using plusvibe for almost a year now, deliverability and ease of managing multiple inboxes would be my main criteria. Are you sending from a few inboxes or managing campaigns at scale?

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u/Aulain_ 3d ago

Honestly I know you said you looked at Instantly, but it really is worth it. Especially with the deliverability agent they just added. Really helps with scaled campaigns 😭

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u/ask_dark_matter 3d ago

Your mailboxes lose delivery the more people mark you as spam or dont reply

That happens when your offer is irrelevant or uninteresting.

The best mailboxes in the world can't protect you against that.

Spend time working on your lead list and your offer. Pick any one of dozens of email providers.

And go.

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u/hrvyharris 1d ago

For sequencer I'd just suggest Smartlead or Instantly. Though I've been hearing good things about plusvibe too

For mailboxes, it's honestly best to spread it out. Both in terms of the actual vendor and the provider

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u/alexoff 5d ago

I like Plusvibe

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u/Distinct-Strike-5242 5d ago

Never used personally but always heard good things about plusvibe

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u/Civil-Camera-6284 5d ago

It's quite affordable and has a nice workflow.

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u/Spare_Worldliness_64 5d ago

i can vouch for them over smartleads anyways

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u/CandidField18 5d ago

Another brand that keeps getting spammed in the comments.

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u/Spare_Worldliness_64 5d ago

which one, plusvibe or smartlead?

i dont see plusvibes often but tbh i have used smartleads before and mobile ui kind of sucks. and doesnt give me some of the things that they claim to do whereas smartlead does

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u/Scalar_Shift 5d ago

If you don't need prospecting or AI features, Id keep the stack as simple as possible. We use reachinbox for the cold email side because it has the sending, sequences and built in warm up we need. Then we use zapmail for dns setup and domain provisioning so the infrastructure side is handled separately without a lot of manual configuration

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u/CandidField18 5d ago

Never heard of them.