Saleshandy Reviews & Ratings

4.5/5

“Excellent Analytics & Campaign Visibility”

I use analytics daily to adjust subject lines, send times, and follow-up cadence. Saleshandy gives me enough visibility to make iterative improvements without jumping between tools.

Pros : The analytics dashboard is decent—open rates, reply rates, trends over time. Reviewers on GetApp mention that Email campaigns and tracking are super easy to use and monitor.

Cons : Advanced automation setup can take time; built-in CRM functions are limited so you still need a dedicated CRM.

Switched from : Yesware

Reason to switch : I switched from Yesware because their analytics felt less modern and flexible; Saleshandy gave me more control over tracking and insights at a better price point.

4.5/5

“Good Value for Teams, but Not Perfect for Enterprise Use”

We use Saleshandy across our sales team. For our size, it handles daily prospecting, follow-ups, and inbox tracking well. But as we scale, I worry about hitting feature ceilings or needing enterprise support.

Pros : Many reviewers mention that Saleshandy is cost-effective, built for small and medium teams, and offers good usability.

Cons : Some customers say that when your outreach scales (large teams, heavy volume), limitations in reporting, customization, or support become more visible.

Reason to switch : I moved from a simpler tool that couldn’t scale. I chose Saleshandy as a more powerful but still affordable solution. When (or if) we outgrow it, I'll reassess with an enterprise tool.

4.5/5

“Reliable for Cold Email Sequences, Occasional Deliverability Fluctuations”

I run multi-step sequences across prospects. Saleshandy has let me automate follow-ups and track open/reply rates. Occasionally, I see dips—so I monitor domain health and adjust cadence accordingly.

Pros : Setting up email sequences with personalization, follow-ups, merge tags is smooth. Reviewers on Lemlist mention its sequence handling features.

Cons : Some users report deliverability drops at times, especially when sending large volumes or when domain health is weak.

Switched from : Woodpecker

Reason to switch : I switched from Woodpecker because I needed a better deliverability suite, warm-up, and sender rotation to support higher volume campaigns; Saleshandy delivered that.

4.5/5

“Affordable, Reliable Cold Email Tool”

As a small B2B sales team, we switched to using Saleshandy so we could run personalized outreach without paying huge fees. The interface was nice and simple, and automations saved us many hours.

Pros : Saleshandy is easy to use, intuitive, and lets me scale cold email campaigns effectively. The email tracking, sender rotation, and spam-word detection help a lot.

Cons : CRM integrations are limited; warm-up features are considered weak by some users.

Switched from : LemList

Reason to switch : I switched from Lemlist because I wanted better deliverability tools and sender rotation, we found Saleshandy gave us similar sequence features at lower cost.

4.5/5

“Strong Warm-Up & Deliverability Tools”

We had deliverability issues with a previous tool. With Saleshandy’s built-in warm-up and rotation, our open rates improved. But we monitor deliverability closely because we saw small degradations earlier.

Pros : Saleshandy includes warm-up, deliverability checks, spam-word detection, and sender rotation features.

Cons : Some users caution that warm-up is weak or reliant on third parties, occasionally harming domain reputation.

Switched from : Mailshake

Reason to switch : I switched from Mailshake because I wanted integrated warm-up and deliverability protection rather than using separate plugins or tools; Saleshandy bundled those features.

4.5/5

“Integration Limitations but Core Features Solid”

We use a CRM, and I often need my outreach tool to push status changes or leads. With Saleshandy, the integration is okay for basic sync, but when I want deeper interaction (custom objects, two-way sync), I hit limitations.

Pros : Core cold email features (sequences, tracking, sender rotation) are strong and dependable.

Cons : Some tools lack deep CRM integrations, or multichannel outreach options (like LinkedIn automation) are weak or absent.

Switched from : Apollo.io

Reason to switch : I switched from a pure email tool that had no CRM sync. Saleshandy gave me email features + some integration, though not perfect — but better than having to use two disjointed tools.

4.5/5

“Easy Interface, Fast Learning Curve”

When I onboarded my team, I was able to train new sales reps quickly. The onboarding was smoother than many tools I tried, letting us start outreach campaigns fast.

Pros : The interface is clean, intuitive, and doesn’t require a steep learning curve.

Cons : For more advanced users, lacking deeper customization or multi-channel outreach (beyond email) can feel limiting.

Switched from : Outreach

Reason to switch : I switched from Outreach because it was too complex and slowed our ramp. Saleshandy gave enough power but with easier UX.

4.3/5

“Feature Set Good for Price, But Lacks Some Advanced Tools”

For our scale, Saleshandy gives strong features without enormous cost. But when I started to demand highly custom flows, A/B testing, or multichannel (SMS, LinkedIn), I saw gaps.

Pros : For the cost, you get many features: email warm-up, sequence builder, campaign analytics, contact finder. Trusted reviews say it's scalable and includes deliverability tools.

Cons : Some advanced features or enterprise-grade capabilities are left out or reserved for premium tiers. Also, warm-up sometimes doesn’t meet expectations.

Switched from : Smartlead.ai

Reason to switch : I switched from Smartlead.ai because although it had some advanced features, I wanted better deliverability, a more stable UI, and broader team usage. Saleshandy’s balance of features and affordability appealed more.

4.3/5

“Great for Multi-User & Team Accounts”

In our agency, we handle outreach for several brands. With Saleshandy, we could onboard new users or brands without paying separate licenses for each. That flexibility matters.

Pros : I can add multiple clients or team members without extra cost. A user in a Reddit thread praised that flexibility.

Cons : Reporting sync sometimes delays during peak usage.

Switched from : Insatantly.ai

Reason to switch : I switched from Instantly because their per-client pricing model made scaling very expensive. Saleshandy’s unlimited users per plan gave us better leverage.

4.3/5

“Scalable but Beware of Support & Cancellation Issues”

Over time, we grew our outreach volume significantly, and Saleshandy held up. But there was a scary moment when I tried to cancel and got pushback; support took extra time to resolve.

Pros : Many users say it scales well for teams and is performance-reliable.

Cons : Will not let you cancel. Product very buggy.

Switched from : Reply.io

Reason to switch : I considered leaving because of support frustrations, but we switched from a tool with even worse support. At the time, Saleshandy still gave better features and deliverability, so we stayed.