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Reply.io pricing: Email Volume from $49/user/mo billed annually; Multichannel $99/user/mo monthly, $89 annual. Free plan: none — Free sign-up for Email Volume (1,000 active contacts); 14-day trial of Multichannel. Each figure links to the comparison it was verified in.

Last verified November 8, 2026 Official site ↗ Methodology Get this as JSON
Entry price
Email Volume from $49/user/mo billed annually; Multichannel $99/user/mo monthly, $89 annualPer user per month, billed annually (Email Volume, 1,000 active contacts)Verified in reply-io-vs-instantly
Free plan
Trial onlyFree sign-up for Email Volume (1,000 active contacts); 14-day trial of Multichannel
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2 comparisons ↓0 migration guides

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Entry price Email Volume from $49/user/mo billed annually; Multichannel $99/user/mo monthly, $89 annual reply-io-vs-instantly
Free plan Free sign-up for Email Volume (1,000 active contacts); 14-day trial of Multichannel reply-io-vs-instantly
Email Volume From $49/user/mo billed annually; 1,000 active contacts, unlimited emails reply-io-vs-instantly
Multichannel $99/user/mo monthly, $89 billed annually; email, LinkedIn, SMS and calls reply-io-vs-instantly
Add-ons LinkedIn $69 per account, Calls & SMS $29 per account reply-io-vs-instantly
AI SDR Jason from $500/mo reply-io-vs-instantly

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