Saleshandy
Cold outreach platform combining an 852M-contact B2B lead database with multichannel sequencing across email, calls, LinkedIn and WhatsApp, plus deliverability tools.
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Description
Saleshandy tries to solve two separate problems that sales teams usually need two different tools for: finding people to contact, and then actually reaching them without your emails ending up in spam. It bundles a searchable database of hundreds of millions of business contacts with a system for automatically sending out sequences of emails, calls, LinkedIn messages and even WhatsApp texts, plus tools that quietly warm up your email account and check your messages for spam triggers before you hit send, since even a great cold email is useless if it never reaches the inbox.
Saleshandy's B2B Lead Finder claims 852M+ contacts across 42M+ companies, smaller than Apollo.io's widely-cited 240M contacts figure would suggest at first glance, though the two companies count company- and contact-level records differently, so a direct comparison needs care. Multichannel sequencing spans email, calls, LinkedIn and WhatsApp with custom task steps, backed by automated email warm-up/monitoring and a unified CRM-style inbox for managing replies across channels, plus AI-assisted email copywriting. It serves 25,000+ businesses on a freemium model: a 7-day free trial with no credit card and up to 50 free credits, though specific paid-tier pricing isn't published on the homepage itself.
💬 Our review
The short version: Saleshandy is a solid all-in-one pick for teams that want lead sourcing and multichannel outreach in a single subscription, but its opaque paid pricing and smaller brand recognition than Apollo.io mean you should get a real quote before committing.
Saleshandy's real pitch is convenience: instead of paying for a separate lead database (Apollo.io, Cognism, Uplead) and a separate outreach tool (Reply.io, Mailshake), it puts both in one product, with 25,000+ businesses already using it as proof it works at scale. The deliverability tooling, automated warm-up plus spam checking baked into the sequencing flow, is a genuinely practical touch that Mailshake, which focuses purely on sequencing, doesn't emphasize as heavily. Where it's weaker is transparency: Saleshandy doesn't publish its subscription pricing, so you can't tell upfront whether it beats Reply.io or Apollo.io's paid tiers on cost, and its contact database, while large, is generally considered less deep and less accurate than Apollo.io's for niche or highly technical B2B segments. If lead-database depth and brand maturity matter more than bundling, Apollo.io is the safer default; if you specifically want calls, LinkedIn and WhatsApp all inside one sequence builder, Saleshandy's multichannel breadth is the differentiator.
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7-day free trial, no credit card required, up to 50 free credits. Subscription tiers exist for larger usage but specific pricing is not published on the homepage.
Pros
Combines lead database (852M+ contacts, 42M+ companies) with outreach sequencing in one product
True multichannel sequencing: email, calls, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, custom tasks
Built-in deliverability tools — automated email warm-up and spam checking
Unified CRM-style inbox across channels
Proven scale: 25,000+ businesses using the platform
Cons
Specific subscription pricing not published — requires signing up or contacting sales to know real cost
Contact database generally seen as less deep/accurate than category leader Apollo.io for niche segments
Free tier capped at just 50 credits
Less established brand recognition than Apollo.io or Reply.io in this space