FoxReach
FoxReach is a cold email platform launched in February 2026 and built to be driven by people and by AI agents alike. Customers connect unlimited mailboxes or buy Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 mailboxes at $4.50 a month each, warm them up, and run sequences with step delays, sending windows by timezone, A/B tests, spintax and a custom tracking domain. Replies land in a unified inbox where AI sorts them and drafts answers, and a copy check scores each message for spam risk before it goes out.
Fenn, the in app assistant, builds campaigns, drafts replies and reads results, but every action that creates, changes, imports, sends, starts or pauses something waits for the user's approval, and new campaigns start as drafts. For outside agents FoxReach offers a REST API with an OpenAPI specification, Python and TypeScript SDKs, a command line tool, a Claude Code plugin, an n8n node and a hosted MCP server, with read only keys that block writes. Signed webhooks report sends, bounces, replies, campaign changes and lead updates, while native CRM connections are not yet offered.
Warmup runs a 14 day ramp through a peer network, and a health score based on the share of warmup mail reaching the inbox over seven days refreshes hourly and raises an alert below 70. Daily sending is capped at 50 per Gmail or Outlook mailbox and limited again by campaign and workspace ceilings, campaigns pause automatically on heavy bouncing, and struggling accounts are rested. A Lead Finder added in October 2026 draws on a licensed people and company database.
A free plan covers 500 emails a month, and paid plans run from Starter at $34 a month to Growth at $89 and Agency at $169, with 20 percent off on annual billing and lifetime licenses from $39 capped at 50 in total. FoxReach was founded by Usama Navid, grew out of the GTM agency Buildberg and has a team of seven, and it is aimed at agencies, solo founders, SaaS startups and small sales teams.
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Pricing
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- ›FoxReach has a free plan with 500 emails a month and warmup on two inboxes. Starter costs $34 a month for 5,000 contacts and 10,000 emails, Growth $89 for 50,000 contacts and 100,000 emails, and Agency $169 for 200,000 contacts, 500,000 emails and 30 workspaces, with 20 percent off on annual billing and unlimited mailboxes on every plan. A limited run of lifetime licenses starts at $39.
How the price works
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Monthly plans by contacts and emails a month with unlimited mailboxes; annual billing 20 percent off; lifetime licenses
What the contract says about your data
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No BAA tier listed; no DPA available.
Getting started
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No setup fee listed; managed mailboxes cost $4.50 a month each.
What to watch for
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Lead reveals beyond the plan allowance cost $9.50 per 500 and verifications $2.50 per 1,000 after 1,000 a month. Lifetime licenses run from $39 to $1,499, capped at 50 across all tiers, with a 30 day refund less processing fees, while the terms call fees non refundable. Which plans include API access is given inconsistently.