Warmup Inbox vs Warmy
Choose Warmup Inbox if you want published per-inbox prices and daily warm-up limits; choose Warmy if you want warm-up alongside email verification, DMARC monitoring and broader integrations. Both offer a seven-day trial without a credit card. Warmy publishes a starting price but asks buyers to confirm plan-specific allowances, while Warmup Inbox lists its Basic, Pro and Max limits.
Last updated October 25, 2026.
At a glance
| Dimension | Warmup Inbox | Warmy |
|---|---|---|
| Published starting price | Basic: $15/inbox/month, billed annually | Plans from $49/month |
| Pricing basis | Per inbox; volume discounts | Warm-up-volume-based; custom plans |
| Free tier | Freemium: 15 warm-up emails/week | Not published |
| Daily warm-up limit | 75 Basic; 250 Pro; 1,000 Max per inbox | Not published |
| Email platforms | Google, Microsoft, Zoho and SMTP providers | Google, Microsoft and SMTP/IMAP providers |
| Business-tool integrations | Not published | HubSpot, Mailchimp, Apollo and others |
| Deliverability tools | Spam/category monitoring and reputation checks | Placement tests and reputation tracking |
| Verification and DMARC | Not published | Email verification and DMARC monitoring |
| Campaign tooling | Outreach sequences on Basic | SendNova campaign insights in beta |
| API | Developer API on Basic; unlimited on Max | API access and automation workflows |
| Support | Chat on Basic; priority on Pro | Dedicated expert and 24/7 human support |
| Trial | 7 days; no credit card | 7 days; no credit card |
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Which should you choose?
Choose Warmup Inbox if
- Buyers budgeting by inbox
- Teams that need a published daily warm-up limit
- Senders who want a continuing free tier
- Teams using built-in outreach sequences
Choose Warmy if
- Teams seeking verification and DMARC monitoring in one subscription
- Buyers connecting CRM or marketing platforms
- Teams that want a dedicated deliverability expert
- Senders who can confirm volume allowances before purchasing
The verdict
The deciding factor is how much pricing and capacity detail you need before signing up. Warmup Inbox is the better fit for a buyer who wants to budget by inbox and select a stated daily warm-up limit. Warmy is the better fit for a team seeking verification, placement testing and reputation monitoring in the same subscription, provided it is comfortable confirming its warm-up volume and test allowance with Warmy.
Warmup Inbox vs Warmy: common questions
- Which is easier to budget for before signing up?
- Warmup Inbox publishes per-inbox prices and daily warm-up limits for Basic, Pro and Max. Warmy publishes plans starting at $49 per month but does not state a daily warm-up limit on its current pricing page.
- Does either product have a free plan?
- Warmup Inbox publishes a continuing Freemium plan with 15 warm-up emails per week. Warmy publishes a seven-day free trial but does not publish a continuing free tier.
- How many warm-up emails can each product send per day?
- Warmup Inbox lists 75 per day on Basic, 250 on Pro and 1,000 on Max for each inbox. Warmy does not publish a daily warm-up allowance on its current pricing page; buyers should confirm the volume for their plan.
- Do Warmup Inbox and Warmy work with Google Workspace and Microsoft 365?
- Yes. Both vendors publish connection options for Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 mailboxes. Both also publish options for other email providers.
- Which product connects to marketing and CRM tools?
- Warmy lists connections for tools including HubSpot, Mailchimp and Apollo. Warmup Inbox publishes email-provider integrations and a developer API, but does not publish comparable business-tool connections on its integrations page.
- Which product includes email verification and DMARC monitoring?
- Warmy lists email verification and DMARC monitoring among the features included in its plans. Warmup Inbox does not list those two features as included subscription features on its current pricing page.
- Can I run outreach sequences within either product?
- Warmup Inbox lists outreach sequences in its Basic plan. Warmy lists SendNova campaign insights as a beta feature and advises buyers to confirm connection and plan availability.
- What support and trials do they offer?
- Both Warmup Inbox and Warmy offer seven-day trials without a credit card. Warmup Inbox lists chat support on Basic and priority support on Pro; Warmy lists a dedicated deliverability expert and 24/7 human support.