Coldrig vs FoxReach: contacts-and-emails pricing vs. one price per mailbox
FoxReach is a cold-email sending tool with warmup, API and MCP access on every plan. Its pricing page lists no mailboxes or domains for sale, so with FoxReach you connect mailboxes you already have. With Coldrig, your assistant buys and sets up the domains and Google mailboxes as well, inside one price.
Does FoxReach do the same job?
The job is mailboxes, domains, warmup and sending, run by an assistant with nothing done by hand. FoxReach does part of it.
| Part of the job | FoxReach | Coldrig |
|---|---|---|
| Buys and sets up domains and mailboxes | Not listed. Every plan includes "unlimited email accounts", which you connect; the pricing page lists no mailboxes or domains for sale. | Yes. Your assistant does it with setup_infrastructure. |
| Warmup | Yes. "Email warmup" is on every plan; the Free plan warms 2 inboxes. | Yes, built in, a ramp of about four weeks per mailbox. |
| Sending and sequences | Yes, with inbox rotation, email pacing, and a monthly email limit on each plan. | Yes, through launch_campaign, with no monthly send quota. |
| Run by an assistant | Yes. "API access" and "MCP server, SDKs, CLI and webhooks" are listed under what every plan includes. | Yes. API, MCP endpoint and CLI. |
| What the price is based on | Contacts and emails per month. | The number of mailboxes. |
Prices, side by side
FoxReach charges for contacts and emails per month and not for mailboxes, which it does not sell. Coldrig charges per mailbox and includes the domains. These are different things, so this page does not rank them.
| FoxReach plan (read 2026-10-14) | Monthly billing | Billed annually | Contacts | Emails a month |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | $0 | 200 | 500 |
| Starter | $34 | $27 a month | 5,000 | 10,000 |
| Growth | $89 | $71 a month | 50,000 | 100,000 |
| Agency | $169 | $135 a month | 200,000 | 500,000 |
Coldrig: $49 a month for 3 mailboxes, $59 for 5, $84 for 10, $134 for 20 and $334 for 60. That one price covers the mailboxes, their domains, warmup and sending, with $0 per-send fees. Sends are not the billing meter; the capacity of a mailbox depends on its warmup stage and health (see the calculator).
Bottom line
Choose FoxReach when you already have mailboxes and want a sending tool priced by contacts and emails. Choose Coldrig when you want your assistant to buy and set up the mailboxes and domains too, at one price.
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Sources and verification
- FoxReach: pricing tiers and what every plan includes (read 2026-10-14)
- Coldrig pricing
- Coldrig FAQ