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Reply.io vs Salesforge: Pricing and Fit in 2026

Reply.io starts at $49 per user a month on annual billing. Salesforge Pro is $40 a month billed annually for one user. Prices read from each vendor’s page on November 8, 2026.

Last updated November 8, 2026 · Our methodologyResearched and fact-checked by the HelpCompare team
Reply.io logoEmail Volume from $49/user/mo billed annually; Multichannel $99/user/mo monthly, $89 annual

Reply.io

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Salesforge logoPro $40/mo billed annually, $48 monthly (1 user)

Salesforge

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Reply.io vs SalesforgeVerified Nov 8, 2026
Quick verdict: On annual billing the two entry plans are close: Reply.io Email Volume is $49 per user a month and Salesforge Pro is $40 a month for one user. Reply.io gives unlimited emails to 1,000 active contacts and lets you add LinkedIn ($69) and Calls & SMS ($29) per account. Salesforge Pro includes 5,000 emails, 1,000 active contacts and one LinkedIn sender. For one seller, Salesforge is cheaper. For a team that wants calls and SMS, Reply.io has them.
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Reply.io vs Salesforge: quick facts

At a glanceReply.ioSalesforge
CategoryCold Email & Sales Engagement
Entry priceEmail Volume from $49/user/mo billed annually; Multichannel $99/user/mo monthly, $89 annualPro $40/mo billed annually, $48 monthly (1 user)
Free planFree sign-up for Email Volume (1,000 active contacts); 14-day trial of MultichannelNo free plan; 14-day free trial, no credit card needed

Is Reply.io cheaper than Salesforge?

Salesforge, for one user: $40 a month billed annually ($48 monthly) against Reply.io’s $49 per user a month on annual billing. Salesforge Pro is a single-user plan. Reply.io adds a price for each user. We could not confirm Reply.io’s monthly price for the 1,000-contact tier.

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Reply.io vs Salesforge at a glance

CategoryReply.ioSalesforge
Entry priceFrom $49/user/mo billed annually (Email Volume)$48/mo monthly, $40/mo billed annually (Pro)
UsersPer user1 user on Pro
Contacts on entry plan1,000 active contacts a month1,000 active contacts in sequence
EmailsUnlimited to active contacts5,000 a month
LinkedInAdd-on $69 per account, or in Multichannel1 LinkedIn sender on Pro
Calls and SMSAdd-on $29 per account, or in MultichannelNot on the pricing page
Free optionFree sign-up for Email Volume; 14-day Multichannel trial14-day trial, no card needed
AI SDRJason from $500/moNot on the pricing page

Verified November 8, 2026Prices recorded from each vendor’s own pricing page. See sources

Prices in USD from reply.io/pricing and salesforge.ai/pricing, both read November 8, 2026. Not confirmed: Reply.io’s monthly price at 1,000 active contacts.

Editorial assessment

How they actually differ

These two are closer in price than in shape. Salesforge Pro is a one-user plan. Reply.io is built around per-user sales engagement and sells channels as add-ons.

Adding people

Salesforge Pro stops at one user. Reply.io’s price is per user, so each added person is another $49 on annual Email Volume. The calculator below shows where that crosses.

Beyond email

Reply.io lists calls, SMS and LinkedIn as add-ons, plus a Multichannel plan that bundles them. Salesforge Pro includes one LinkedIn sender and its pricing page lists no calling or SMS.

What we could not confirm

Reply.io’s monthly price for the entry tier, and Salesforge’s higher plan, were not read on this date, so neither is priced here.

Editorial assessment

Pros & cons

Reply.io

Pros

  • Unlimited emails to active contacts
  • Add LinkedIn, calls and SMS as needed
  • Free sign-up for Email Volume
  • Native CRM integrations (Salesforce, HubSpot, Pipedrive, Copper, Close)

Cons

  • Per-user pricing adds up
  • Monthly price of entry tier not confirmed
  • Channels beyond email cost extra
  • Fair usage policy on mailboxes

Salesforge

Pros

  • Lowest entry price here ($40 annual, $48 monthly)
  • Unlimited mailboxes and warm-up
  • 14-day trial with no card
  • One LinkedIn sender included

Cons

  • Pro is one user only
  • 5,000 emails a month on Pro
  • No calling or SMS on the pricing page
  • No free plan
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Cost calculator: what does your team actually pay?

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Reply.io figures are from reply.io/pricing, read November 8, 2026. Not confirmed: the monthly price of the Email Volume plan at 1,000 active contacts. The page showed $179 a month for a 10,000-contact tier when switched to monthly billing, so this page prices Email Volume on its annual rate only. LinkedIn ($69) and Calls & SMS ($29) are per-account add-ons and are not in the calculator. Salesforge Pro is one user, so the calculator shows it as not available above one user. Checked November 8, 2026.

Choose Reply.io if…

You have several users, or you want calls, SMS and LinkedIn available as add-ons on one platform.

Choose Salesforge if…

You are one seller and want the lowest price with one LinkedIn sender included.

Total cost over time

Uses your selections above. Estimate excludes add-ons, overages, and negotiated discounts.

Check today’s price before you decide

Both vendors change plans without notice. Open each pricing page and confirm the figure for your team size.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is Salesforge cheaper than Reply.io?

For one user, yes: Salesforge Pro is $40 a month billed annually ($48 monthly) and Reply.io Email Volume is from $49 per user a month on annual billing.

Can a team use Salesforge Pro?

Pro is listed as a one-user plan. A team needs a higher Salesforge plan, which we did not re-read on this date.

Does Salesforge have calls or SMS?

Its pricing page does not list them. Reply.io lists Calls & SMS at $29 per account as an add-on.

Do both offer trials?

Yes. Salesforge gives 14 days with no card. Reply.io gives 14 days on Multichannel and a free sign-up on Email Volume.

Editorial assessment

When to Buy — and When to Walk Away

Every “best sales engagement tool” listicle tells you why to buy. Here’s the other half: the specific conditions under which Reply.io or Salesforge is the wrong purchase for your team.

Reply.io

Buy Reply.io if:

  • You have several users
  • You want calls, SMS and LinkedIn as options
  • You want unlimited emails to active contacts

Do NOT buy Reply.io if:

  • You are one user on the tightest budget

Salesforge

Buy Salesforge if:

  • You are one user
  • You want unlimited mailboxes and warm-up for less
  • You want a no-card trial

Do NOT buy Salesforge if:

  • You need several users on the entry plan
  • You need calls or SMS

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