Email deliverability, one problem at a time
Warmup, placement test or list clean-up: which do you actually need?
Three tools, three different jobs, and buying the wrong one wastes money without fixing your inbox placement. Answer a few questions, see where your mail really lands, and price it across every mailbox before you commit.
Warmup and a spam and placement tester under one login, billed per mailbox, so one tool covers reputation and evidence.
From $19.50/mo · No free plan, paid per mailboxSee MailReachShows where a seed email actually lands across providers, with DMARC analytics, before you decide anything needs warming.
Free plan, paid from $59/mo · Free tier, 2 testsSee GlockApps
ZeroBounceBest list clean-upVerify and score a list before you send, with a free tier and pay-as-you-go credits, so bounces do not sink a new domain.
Free plan, paid from $99/mo · Free plan, 100 credits/monthSee ZeroBounce

Warmup, inbox placement and list verification tools in one registry: every price and limit comes from the official pricing pages and is shown with the same rules.

At a glance
Every tool, one table, one button each
Entry prices come from the official pricing pages. Open the guide for the full plan ladder, or go straight to the tool.
| Platform | Best for | From | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cold email and agency senders who want warmup and testing in one tool | from $19.50/moNo free plan, paid per mailbox | Full guide See MailReach | |
Warmup Inbox | Senders who only need warming, not testing or verification | from $15/mo7-day free trial, no card | Full guide See Warmup Inbox |
| Teams that also need to send cold email, not just warm | from $47/moWarmup bundled with sending plans | Full guide See Instantly | |
| Diagnosing where mail lands before spending on warmup | free plan, paid from $59/moFree tier, 2 tests | Full guide See GlockApps | |
ZeroBounce | Cleaning a list before sending from a new domain | free plan, paid from $99/moFree plan, 100 credits/month | Full guide See ZeroBounce |
Start from your situation
Four starting points, four different answers
The right tool depends on the problem, not the feature list. Each path ends with a decision you can act on.

Not sure what is broken
Answer a few questions to tell warmup, placement testing and list cleaning apart.
Read the guide →
Compare two warmup tools
Warmup Inbox against MailReach on scope, testing and price per mailbox.
Read the guide →
Read a full product guide
What MailReach warms, what it tests, and what a mailbox costs.
Read the guide →
Cost several mailboxes
Count mailboxes, sender profiles, tests and client accounts before you commit.
Read the guide →Head to head
The comparison people hesitate on
Two logos, one verdict, two buttons. Then the detail if you want it.
vsWarmup Inbox vs MailReach
Warming only, at the lowest entry price, against warming plus a placement tester in one login. Which fits your problem.
MailReach, in full
What it warms, what its spam and placement tester shows, and what a mailbox costs.
Cost several mailboxes
Count mailboxes, sender profiles, placement tests and client accounts, and see the monthly picture.
The products, not the promises
What you actually get to work in
Interfaces and pricing as published by the vendors. Every guide shows the real product before you sign up.


Do the deciding work
Two tools, zero guesswork
Both run in your browser. Nothing you type is sent or saved, and no email is ever sent.
The diagnosis
A few questions on authentication, list quality and where mail lands, and you get the one job to do next, including when the answer is to buy nothing.
Start the diagnosis →Email warmup cost calculator
Mailboxes, sender profiles, placement tests and client accounts, priced from the official rates in our registry. The real monthly picture.
Cost my mailboxes →How we work
A choice you can defend
Official prices, one registry
Every amount and limit comes from the vendor's pricing page and is reused everywhere on the site. Prices change; each guide links to the source.
Real screenshots only
Interfaces are the vendors' own published visuals. No mock-ups, no generated images, no invented test results.
One written method
Every verdict applies the same method to the same registry, guide after guide. Read the method.