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Savings opportunities available through QuickMail coupon codes

QuickMail automates cold email and LinkedIn outreach, and the offers on this page can lower the cost of a paid plan. Starter is $49 per month, Growth is $99, and Agency is $299 as of October 2026. Pick the plan that fits your contact and sending volume before choosing an offer.

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Start with Starter or Growth if the QuickMail offer applies to either plan. Starter includes 1,000 uploaded contacts and 5,000 emails per month; Growth raises those limits to 25,000 and 100,000. Agency includes two workspaces and 500,000 monthly emails at $299 per month.

Services usually excluded from promo codes

Plan discounts should not be counted against separate add-ons unless the offer says so. QuickMail charges $49 per month for each Agency workspace beyond the two included. Extra contact capacity on Growth and Agency costs $10 per month per 10,000 contacts; Starter has no contact add-on.

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Impact of billing cycle on promotional price

QuickMail publishes monthly prices for Starter, Growth and Agency. Its terms say monthly fees are charged to the registered credit card every 30 days in advance. The public pricing page does not show an annual price, so compare a QuickMail discount with the monthly rate shown for your plan.

Promo codes vs. automatically applied offers

The 14-day trial is QuickMail's automatic starting offer. It requires a card, but it does not turn into a paid subscription or charge you when it ends. A QuickMail promo code is a separate offer: use the conditions attached to the offer on this page when you choose a paid plan.

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QuickMail starts new workspaces on a 14-day trial; paid plans are selected in Billing/Plan. Follow the redemption instructions for the QuickMail offer you choose here when subscribing. The trial ends without an automatic payment. Scroll up for the current QuickMail offers.

How to use QuickMail Discount Codes?

  1. 1
    Choose a couponGrab the QuickMail offer that works best for you. It's listed above.
  2. 2
    Reveal the codeHit "Get Code" or "Get Deal" depending on the offer type. Popup opens. Click the copy icon inside—code goes to your clipboard.
  3. 3
    Apply at checkoutNow head over to QuickMail's site. Pick your Starter Plan plan. Checkout page has a "Promo Code" field. Paste what you copied there.
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QuickMail Discount FAQs

As of October 2026, Starter is $49 per month, Growth is $99, and Agency is $299. Starter allows 5,000 emails monthly; Growth allows 100,000; Agency allows 500,000. Choose by sending volume so the plan price covers what you need.
No. QuickMail asks for a card at signup, but the 14-day trial does not convert into a paid subscription. Sending becomes inactive when the trial ends unless you manually choose a plan.
Start with the QuickMail offer on this page and follow its redemption instructions. QuickMail's public pricing page sends new buyers to the trial, while paid plan changes are made in Billing/Plan. The public page does not show a promo field, so use the offer instructions when you subscribe.
First, match the QuickMail offer to the paid plan you selected in Billing/Plan. The 14-day trial is a separate, unpaid stage, and QuickMail's published pricing page does not give universal code eligibility rules. Use the terms attached to the specific offer on this page.
QuickMail does not publish a general stacking rule on its pricing page. Treat each offer on this page as its own deal and follow its stated terms. The 14-day trial already costs nothing; a paid-plan discount matters when you manually subscribe.
That depends on the QuickMail offer's terms; the public pricing page does not promise recurring promo discounts. The listed monthly rates are $49 for Starter, $99 for Growth and $299 for Agency. QuickMail's terms require 30 days' advance notice to paying customers before it changes its fee schedule.
QuickMail lists monthly prices and bills paid service every 30 days in advance. Its public pricing page does not list an annual rate. Use the current monthly plan price as the comparison point for a QuickMail deal.
Agency includes two workspaces; each extra workspace is $49 per month. Growth and Agency can add 10,000 uploaded contacts for $10 per month, while Starter has no contact add-on. QuickMail also sells extra Draft with AI credits at $10 per month per 1,000 credits.
Open Billing/Plan, choose Manage, then Cancel Subscription and complete the confirmation. QuickMail says there is no signup contract and subscription changes are prorated to the second. Its terms say paid monthly fees are charged to the registered card in advance.
QuickMail's published terms do not specify a general refund window for the monthly service. Use the 14-day trial first: it includes up to 100 leads and 100 emails per day, and it ends without an automatic charge. That gives you a no-charge period before choosing Starter, Growth or Agency.