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Inboxed vs Hunter

Hunter is an email finder and verifier, and its Campaigns feature sends sequences from the same account. Its plans are priced by credits, not sending volume, so this page compares what each includes.

Why there’s no cost-by-volume table

Hunter prices by credits and limits recipients per sequence (2,500 on Starter, 5,000 on Growth, 15,000 on Scale), not emails a month, so there’s no monthly volume to compare. Inboxed’s price is the same at any volume: 10,000 emails cost $10, 100,000 cost $100.

Hunter’s published plans

Hunter plans as published
PlanPriceWhat it covers
Free$050 credits a month, 500 recipients per sequence, 1 email account
Starter$49/mo ($34/mo yearly)2,000 credits a month, 2,500 recipients per sequence, 3 email accounts
Growth$149/mo ($104/mo yearly)10,000 credits a month, 5,000 recipients per sequence, 10 email accounts
Scale$299/mo ($209/mo yearly)25,000 credits a month, 15,000 recipients per sequence, 20 email accounts
EnterpriseCustomCustom limits

Features side by side

Features: Inboxed and Hunter
FeatureInboxedHunter
How it’s pricedPer email sent, from a prepaid walletBy credits a month, with a recipient limit per sequence
WarmupFree for every mailboxNot mentioned on the pricing page
Email verificationFree for campaign leads0.5 credit per email; auto-verification on paid plans
Shared reply inboxIncluded: assign, comment, approveNot stated on the pricing page
AI repliesLabels and drafts when AI is connected; a person sendsNot stated (AI writing assistant listed)
APIREST API, webhooks, MCP serverNot checked
Free plan or trialFree to start; top up from $5 to sendFree plan: 50 credits a month, 500 recipients per sequence, 1 email account
ExtrasMailboxes and domains from your own providerNot published on the pricing page

Hunter alternatives: is Inboxed a fit?

Why teams look beyond Hunter

  • You need more than the recipients per sequence your plan allows.
  • You want to connect more mailboxes than your plan includes (3 on Starter).
  • You need warmup, which Hunter’s pricing page doesn’t mention.

What Hunter does well

  • An email finder and domain search next to your campaigns
  • A free plan with no time limit
  • Credits you can spend on finding or verifying

Where Inboxed differs

  • No mailbox limit, and free warmup for every mailbox you connect.
  • No recipient cap per sequence: your wallet sets the limit.
  • A shared inbox with assignment and approvals.
  • No email finder. Inboxed starts from leads you bring; it can enrich them through Hunter if you connect your own Hunter account.

Who should stay with Hunter

  • You mostly find and verify addresses, and send small campaigns from the same place.
  • The free plan covers what you send.

Questions

Can I use Hunter and Inboxed together?

Yes. You can import leads you found in Hunter as a CSV (Inboxed verifies every campaign lead free before sending), and connect your own Hunter API key to enrich leads in Inboxed. Hunter bills its own credits for enrichment.

Why isn’t there a price table at different volumes?

Hunter limits recipients per sequence and sells credits, but doesn’t publish a monthly email limit, so any cost per email would be our guess. We show Hunter’s published plans instead.

What does Hunter cost for 50,000 emails a month?

Hunter doesn’t publish a price we can map to 50,000 emails. Hunter prices by credits and limits recipients per sequence (2,500 on Starter, 5,000 on Growth, 15,000 on Scale), not emails a month, so there’s no monthly volume to compare. Inboxed would cost $50.

Does Inboxed have a monthly plan?

No. $1 per 1,000 emails sent, from a prepaid wallet; top-ups start at $5 and aren’t refundable. Free warmup for every mailbox you connect, and free verification of every campaign lead; failed addresses are never charged.

Is Inboxed affiliated with Hunter?

No. Hunter is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to compare products. Prices and features come from Hunter’s own website on the date shown.

Sources

Inboxed: $1 per 1,000 emails sent, from a prepaid wallet; top-ups start at $5 and aren’t refundable. Email only: no LinkedIn, calling or SMS steps. Hunter is a trademark of its owner, named only to compare products. Inboxed isn’t affiliated with it.

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