Salesforge pricing and Agent Frank cost for a small sales team
Salesforge is $40 a month for one user on Pro and $80 on Growth for unlimited users. Agent Frank is $499 a month billed quarterly for about 2,000 contacts. Infrastructure and lead data are separate subscriptions. Here is the real cost, and how it compares with lemlist for 1 to 5 people.
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Short answer: Salesforge costs $40 a month on the Pro plan for one user and $80 a month on Growth for unlimited users, with two months free on annual billing. Agent Frank, its AI SDR, is $499 a month billed quarterly for about 2,000 contacts a month, roughly $0.25 a contact, and Salesforge says you need a demo before you can switch him on. Sending infrastructure and lead data are separate subscriptions, so the real monthly bill is higher than either sticker.
We sell WorkAgent, a competing agent covered below, so weigh that. Every Salesforge figure here was read on salesforge.ai/pricing on October 2, 2026, from a US connection, including the plan cards, the credit calculator and the FAQ, with the page rendered in a browser. Where the vendor prints no figure, we say so.
Salesforge pricing on one page
| Pro | Growth | Agent Frank | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price, monthly | $40 a month | $80 a month | $499 a month, billed quarterly |
| Annual billing | Two months free ($400 a year) | Two months free ($800 a year) | Two months free (about $4,990 a year) |
| Users | 1 | Unlimited | Managed inside your Salesforge workspace |
| Active contacts in sequence | 1,000 | 10,000 | 2,000+ contacts a month |
| Emails a month | 5,000 | 50,000 | Written and sent by the agent |
| Validation, personalization and social credits | 300 each a month | 1,000 each a month | Included in the agent plan |
| LinkedIn senders | 1 | Unlimited | Email and LinkedIn |
| Mailboxes and warm-up | Unlimited | Unlimited | Email infrastructure is an add-on |
| How you start | Get started | 14-day free trial | Book a demo first |
Growth also adds the API, the MCP server and CLI, A/B testing, sequences in other languages, ESP matching, personal onboarding and priority support. Pro has none of those. The 14-day trial lets you add 50 contacts and send 100 emails, with 50 validation, 50 personalization and 100 social action credits, which is enough to test deliverability and not much more.
How much does Salesforge cost per month?
$40 a month for one user on Pro or $80 a month on Growth, read on October 2, 2026. Annual billing gives two months free, so $400 or $800 for the year. Agent Frank is $499 a month billed quarterly. Mailboxes, domains and lead data are bought separately, so most teams pay more than the plan price.
One small oddity worth knowing before you budget: the title of Salesforge's own pricing page says "Starting at $48/mo" while the Pro card on the same page says $40. Plan from the card, and check the checkout total.
Pro is a single-seat plan. The moment a second person needs to log in, you are on Growth, so for any team the honest entry price is $80 a month. That is still cheap for what it includes, because Growth has no per-user charge at all: a team of five pays the same $80 as a team of one.
What the plan price does not include
Salesforge's FAQ is direct about this: "you will need to subscribe to each product you want to use separately." The sequencer is one subscription. Sending infrastructure (Mailforge, Infraforge or Primeforge for Google and Microsoft 365 mailboxes) is another. The lead database, Leadsforge, is a third, with an Essential plan at $49 a month in the page's own stack builder. Agent Frank's email infrastructure is listed as an add-on too.
The stack builder on the pricing page makes the point by itself. With its default settings, a Growth plan topped up with extra emails and credits, Leadsforge and all three infrastructure products, it estimates $2,608 a month. Nobody needs every product in that default, but it shows how far the real bill can sit from $80. A more typical small setup is Growth, one infrastructure product and Leadsforge, which lands in the low hundreds a month before any extra credits.
Cold email also needs separate sending domains and several mailboxes per domain to keep volume safe. We work out how many on how many inboxes per domain for cold email. When you spin up a couple of dozen new mailboxes, small things multiply too: every one needs the same footer, and a company-wide email signature tool saves setting it by hand in each inbox.
How much does Agent Frank cost?
$499 a month, billed quarterly, so $1,497 per quarter, for about 2,000 contacts a month. Salesforge prints that as $0.25 per contact. With two months free on annual billing it comes to about $4,990 a year. Email infrastructure for Frank is an add-on, and access starts with a booked demo.
Frank works on email and LinkedIn, in autopilot or copilot mode, draws on Salesforge's 500M+ contact search engine, writes in 20+ languages and comes with a dedicated account manager and a shared Slack channel. Salesforge's FAQ says you can run Frank without running your own campaigns in Salesforge, and the other way round.
Two things to weigh. First, the quarterly term means the smallest commitment is $1,497 before you see a reply rate. Second, the per-contact price only holds if you feed him 2,000 contacts a month. At 1,000 contacts a month you still pay $499, which is $0.50 a contact. For comparison, AiSDR starts at $250 a month month to month and 11x's Alice at $3,750 a month on an annual contract; we break both down on AiSDR pricing and 11x pricing.
The pricing page also still carries a pre-launch banner announcing an early June launch at the top in October. It does not appear to change anything about the plans, but it is worth asking the sales rep which product it refers to.
Salesforge Pro vs Growth, which plan does a small team need?
Growth, for anyone with more than one person or more than one LinkedIn profile. Pro allows one user and one LinkedIn sender, 1,000 contacts in active sequences and 5,000 emails a month. Growth has unlimited users and LinkedIn senders, 10,000 active contacts and 50,000 emails for twice the price.
Per email sent, Pro costs $0.008 at full use and Growth $0.0016, five times less. A founder sending fewer than 5,000 emails a month with one LinkedIn profile is the only buyer for whom Pro is the right plan. Everyone else gets more per dollar on Growth.
Is Salesforge cheaper than lemlist?
For a team that needs LinkedIn, by a lot. For email only, the two are close. Lemlist's Email plan is $69 a month for 50,000 emails with unlimited users, against $80 for Salesforge Growth with the same sending volume and unlimited users. Add LinkedIn steps and lemlist moves to Multichannel at $109 per user, so a team of five pays $545 a month, while Salesforge Growth stays at $80.
| Team | Salesforge, monthly | lemlist Email, monthly | lemlist Multichannel, monthly |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $40 (Pro) | $69 | $109 |
| 2 people | $80 (Growth) | $69 | $218 |
| 3 people | $80 | $69 | $327 |
| 5 people | $80 | $69 | $545 |
The table compares the sequencers only. Lemlist bundles its lead database into the plan and sells contact data as credits, from $20 for 2,000 credits a month; Salesforge sells data through Leadsforge as a separate product. Price the list you need on both before you decide. If you would rather keep email and LinkedIn in separate tools, the usual pairing is a per-sender LinkedIn tool with a volume sequencer; we price that combination in HeyReach pricing per sender and Smartlead pricing. The full lemlist card, including every volume tier and the credit add-on, is on lemlist pricing, with a calculator for your team size.
Agent Frank or a flat AI agent
Frank and WorkAgent both take outbound off your plate, but they are sized differently. Frank is built for volume: about 2,000 contacts a month across email and LinkedIn for $499, on a quarterly term, after a demo. WorkAgent Starter is $149 a month, month to month, sized at about 40 sends a working day, roughly 840 a month, and it has no LinkedIn steps and no dialer.
What you get for the smaller number is breadth. You brief the job and our agent builds the list, researches each account, writes and sends the sequence, sorts the replies and updates the CRM, and the same agent also takes research, inbox triage and the weekly report. If outbound at 2,000 contacts a month is the whole job and LinkedIn matters, Frank is the more specialized tool. If outbound is one of several things you want done and you would rather not sign a quarter up front, start with WorkAgent. Our AI SDR page sets out exactly which outbound steps the agent takes and which stay with you, and Amplemarket alternatives priced per seat prices the other sequencers for 1 to 5 sellers.
Which one to buy, by situation
- A founder sending under 5,000 emails a month from one LinkedIn profile: Salesforge Pro at $40, plus whatever infrastructure you need.
- A team of two to ten running its own email and LinkedIn campaigns: Salesforge Growth at $80. No per-user charge is hard to beat once LinkedIn is involved.
- A team running email only that wants the lead database in the same plan: compare lemlist Email at $69 with its data credits against Growth plus Leadsforge.
- A team that wants an agent sending about 2,000 contacts a month on email and LinkedIn: Agent Frank at $499 a month, after the demo, and budget $1,497 for the first quarter.
- A founder or small team that wants outbound and the admin around it done, month to month: WorkAgent, from $149 a month, or $888 for a year.