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Lemlist vs Salesforge: Pricing and Fit in 2026

Salesforge Pro is $48 a month for one user. Lemlist Email is $69 a month for unlimited users. Both include LinkedIn in some form. 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
Lemlist logoEmail $69/mo monthly, $55/mo billed yearly (unlimited users); Multichannel from $87/user/mo yearly

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

Salesforge

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Lemlist vs SalesforgeVerified Nov 8, 2026
Quick verdict: Salesforge Pro costs less ($48 a month, $40 billed annually), but it is one user with 5,000 emails and 1,000 active contacts. Lemlist Email is $69 a month ($55 billed yearly) with unlimited users and 50,000 emails. A solo seller or a small test fits Salesforge Pro. A team that wants several people on one plan, or heavier volume, fits Lemlist Email.
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Lemlist vs Salesforge: quick facts

At a glanceLemlistSalesforge
CategoryCold Email & Sales Engagement
Entry priceEmail $69/mo monthly, $55/mo billed yearly (unlimited users); Multichannel from $87/user/mo yearlyPro $40/mo billed annually, $48 monthly (1 user)
Free planNo free plan; 14-day free trial of the Multichannel planNo free plan; 14-day free trial, no credit card needed

Is Lemlist cheaper than Salesforge?

Salesforge, at the entry plan: $48 a month ($40 billed annually) against Lemlist’s $69 a month ($55 billed yearly). The plans differ in size, though. Salesforge Pro covers one user, 5,000 emails and 1,000 active contacts a month. Lemlist Email covers unlimited users and 50,000 emails a month. Two or more users close the gap quickly.

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Lemlist vs Salesforge at a glance

CategoryLemlistSalesforge
Entry price$69/mo monthly, $55/mo billed yearly (Email plan)$48/mo monthly, $40/mo billed annually (Pro)
Users on entry planUnlimited1 user
Emails per month50,0005,000
Active contactsUnlimited users and senders; contacts not capped on the page1,000 active contacts in sequence
LinkedInMultichannel plan (from $87/user/mo yearly)Pro includes 1 LinkedIn sender
Mailboxes and warm-upUnlimited senders, warm-up includedUnlimited mailboxes and premium warm-up
Free trial14 days, Multichannel features14 days, no credit card needed
Higher plansMultichannel $109/user/mo, Enterprise customGrowth plan above Pro (not re-read this date)

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

Prices in USD from lemlist.com/pricing and salesforge.ai/pricing, both read November 8, 2026. Salesforge’s Growth plan was not re-read on this date and is not priced here.

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How they actually differ

Both are cold email tools with warm-up and sequences. The difference is how they price people and volume.

One user or the whole team

Salesforge Pro is built for one user. Lemlist’s Email plan has unlimited users on one flat price, so a team of three costs the same $69 as a team of one. Salesforge needs a higher plan for more users.

Volume

Lemlist Email includes 50,000 emails a month. Salesforge Pro includes 5,000 emails and 1,000 active contacts in sequence. If you send to a few hundred people a week, Pro is plenty. If you send to thousands, check the limits first.

LinkedIn

Salesforge Pro includes one LinkedIn sender. Lemlist puts LinkedIn automation, SMS and calling on its Multichannel plan, which is billed per user.

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Pros & cons

Lemlist

Pros

  • Unlimited users on the Email plan
  • 50,000 emails a month on the entry plan
  • Multichannel plan adds LinkedIn, SMS and calling
  • Warm-up included on all plans

Cons

  • Higher entry price than Salesforge Pro
  • No free plan
  • Multichannel is billed per user
  • Lead data is a paid add-on

Salesforge

Pros

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

Cons

  • Entry plan is one user only
  • 5,000 emails and 1,000 active contacts a month on Pro
  • Higher users or volume means a bigger plan
  • No free plan
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Cost calculator: what does your team actually pay?

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Lemlist figures are from lemlist.com/pricing, read November 8, 2026. Lead-data credits ($20/mo monthly, $16 yearly for 2,000 credits) and buying-signal credits ($29/mo monthly, $21 yearly for 100 signals) are separate add-ons and are not in the calculator. Salesforge Pro is limited to one user, so the calculator shows it as not available above one user. Checked November 8, 2026.

Choose Lemlist if…

You have more than one person sending, you need bigger monthly volume, or you want LinkedIn, SMS and calls on a per-user plan.

Choose Salesforge if…

You are one seller testing cold email and want the lowest published price with a trial that needs no card.

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 Lemlist?

At the entry plan, yes: Salesforge Pro is $48 a month ($40 billed annually) and Lemlist Email is $69 a month ($55 billed yearly). Salesforge Pro is one user with 5,000 emails a month, so the comparison changes with team size.

How many users does each entry plan cover?

Salesforge Pro covers one user. Lemlist’s Email plan lists unlimited users.

Which has more emails per month?

Lemlist Email lists 50,000 emails a month. Salesforge Pro lists 5,000 emails a month and 1,000 active contacts in sequence.

Do they both have free trials?

Yes, both offer 14 days. Salesforge says no credit card is needed. Lemlist’s trial gives you the Multichannel plan’s features, except in-app calls.

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When to Buy — and When to Walk Away

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

Lemlist

Buy Lemlist if:

  • You need several users on one plan
  • You send tens of thousands of emails a month
  • You want LinkedIn, SMS and calls per user

Do NOT buy Lemlist if:

  • You are a single seller on a tight budget

Salesforge

Buy Salesforge if:

  • You are one user and want the lowest price
  • You want a trial that needs no card
  • You need unlimited mailboxes and warm-up

Do NOT buy Salesforge if:

  • You need several users on the entry plan
  • You send more than 5,000 emails a month

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