QuickMail is a top-of-funnel cold outreach platform for running multi-channel email and LinkedIn campaigns with deliverability protection, priced from…
Best for QuickMail: Sales and growth teams running outbound email and LinkedIn prospecting who want built-in deliverability protection (warming, sender rotation, blacklist monitoring) and a 14-day free trial before committing.
Best for Salesbricks: B2B SaaS revenue teams that need to configure pricing, generate contracts with e-signature, run checkout, and automate billing and payments in one system, particularly those already on Salesforce, HubSpot, or QuickBooks.
At a Glance
QuickMail
Salesbricks
Primary category
Sales
Sales
Rating
Not documented
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Pricing model
Flat-rate subscription with unlimited senders and users per workspace, billed monthly with a 14-day free trial
Tiered subscription with fees based on invoiced transaction volume
Starting price
$49/month (Starter plan)
$500/month (Startup plan, billed annually)
Free plan
Not documented
Not documented
Free trial
Yes
Not documented
Platforms
Web
Web
Team collaboration
Not documented
Not documented
AI features
Yes
Yes
Public API
Yes
Yes
Key Differences
Funnel Stage
QuickMail: QuickMail operates at the top of the funnel, generating outbound conversations via multi-channel email and LinkedIn campaigns with ICP filtering.
Salesbricks: Salesbricks operates at deal-closing and post-sale, handling CPQ, e-signature contracts, checkout, and automated billing.
The two tools solve different problems, so buyers shouldn't treat them as interchangeable options.
Pricing Structure
QuickMail: QuickMail publishes flat monthly tiers ($49/$99/$299) based on uploaded contacts and emails sent.
Salesbricks: Salesbricks charges a flat monthly fee ($500/$1,500/Custom) plus percentage-based fees on invoice value, tiered by transaction volume from $300k up to $2M+.
Percentage-based fees on transaction volume are harder to predict than flat SaaS pricing as revenue scales.
AI Use Case
QuickMail: QuickMail's Reword with AI rewrites outreach message copy.
Salesbricks: Salesbricks' BrIQ AI search surfaces instant answers across contracts, invoices, and payment records.
The AI in each product serves a different job: writing outbound copy versus querying financial records.
Free Trial Availability
QuickMail: QuickMail offers a 14-day free trial with no automatic charge after it ends.
Salesbricks: Salesbricks' facts state no free trial or free plan is advertised on the site.
Teams that want to test a tool risk-free before buying have that option with QuickMail but not documented for Salesbricks.
Integration Focus
QuickMail: QuickMail integrates natively with sales-side tools: two-way sync with HubSpot and Pipedrive, plus Zapier and API/webhook access on higher tiers.
Salesbricks: Salesbricks integrates with CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot, Attio) and accounting tools (QuickBooks), plus Slack, Sphere, and Lightfield, oriented toward revenue operations.
Buyers should confirm integrations match their existing CRM and finance stack.
Starting price reflects the lowest paid tier, not the full cost for every team size or usage level.
QuickMail
Starter — $49/month Monthly, 14-day free trial
Growth — $99/month Monthly, 14-day free trial
Agency — $299/month Monthly, 14-day free trial
Salesbricks
Startup — $500/month annual
Growth — $1,500/month annual
Enterprise — Custom annual
Pros & Cons
QuickMail
Pros
No per-seat pricing; unlimited users and senders included on every plan
Combines email and LinkedIn outreach in a single campaign workflow
Built-in warm-up and inbox rotation reduce spam-folder placement without extra tools
Responsive customer support frequently praised in user reviews
No long-term contract required, with a 14-day free trial on every plan
Cons
Starter plan pricing is higher than some budget-focused cold email competitors
Reporting and analytics are less granular than dedicated enterprise sales engagement platforms
Multi-step, multi-channel sequence setup has a learning curve for new users
Email and contact volume caps mean growing teams need to upgrade tiers over time
API and webhook access are limited to Growth and Agency plans
Salesbricks
Pros
Unifies quoting, contracts, billing, and payments into one platform instead of stitching together multiple tools
Purpose-built for B2B SaaS revenue workflows rather than generic enterprise CPQ
Full API access for engineering-led, programmatic revenue operations
Dedicated support and migration assistance included on Growth and Enterprise plans
Backed by venture funding, suggesting ongoing product investment
Cons
Pricing combines subscription fees with transaction-based fees, which can be harder to predict than flat SaaS pricing
Entry-level Startup plan caps app users at 5
Full feature set and better rates often require negotiating directly with sales
Relatively small team and young company compared to established billing platforms
Detailed public pricing beyond the three published tiers is limited
Use Cases
Choose QuickMail: Sales and growth teams running outbound email and LinkedIn prospecting who want built-in deliverability protection (warming, sender rotation, blacklist monitoring) and a 14-day free trial before committing.
Choose Salesbricks: B2B SaaS revenue teams that need to configure pricing, generate contracts with e-signature, run checkout, and automate billing and payments in one system, particularly those already on Salesforce, HubSpot, or QuickBooks.
Need both: This is a realistic combination: an SDR team could use QuickMail to source and book meetings with new prospects, then hand qualified deals to a revenue team using Salesbricks to quote, contract, and bill those same customers, covering the full funnel from first outreach to a signed, billed deal.
QuickMail
B2B Sales Teams Running Outbound Campaigns — Sales development teams use QuickMail to run coordinated email and LinkedIn sequences, manage multiple sender mailboxes, and track replies in one place without paying per seat.
Lead Generation Agencies Managing Client Campaigns — Agencies use QuickMail's multi-workspace support to isolate and manage outreach campaigns for different clients while sharing infrastructure tools like warm-up and deliverability monitoring.
Founders and Growth Marketers Doing Outbound Demand Generation — Early-stage founders and growth marketers use QuickMail to run high-volume outbound campaigns for pipeline generation without needing a large sales engagement platform budget.
Salesbricks
B2B SaaS self-serve checkout — Software companies use Salesbricks to let buyers quote, sign, and pay for subscriptions without manual sales-ops work.
Standardized contract generation — Legal and sales teams use the configurable terms library to generate compliant, standardized contracts quickly.
Usage-based billing management — SaaS companies with usage-based pricing models use Salesbricks to quote, bill, and collect payment for variable usage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do QuickMail and Salesbricks solve the same problem?
No. QuickMail generates outbound sales conversations via email and LinkedIn, while Salesbricks handles closing and billing those deals once a prospect is ready to buy through CPQ, contracts, checkout, and billing.
How does pricing compare?
QuickMail's tiers are flat monthly fees from $49 to $299 based on contacts and email volume. Salesbricks charges a flat monthly fee from $500 to $1,500 (or custom) plus percentage-based fees tied to transaction volume from $300k up to $2M+.
Does either offer a free trial?
QuickMail offers a 14-day free trial with no automatic charge afterward. Salesbricks' facts state no free trial or free plan is advertised.
How is AI used differently?
QuickMail's Reword with AI rewrites outreach message copy. Salesbricks' BrIQ AI search surfaces instant answers across contracts, invoices, and payment records.
Which has stronger security/compliance documentation?
Salesbricks states it is SOC 2 Type II certified with 99.999% uptime claimed since launch. QuickMail's facts don't document an equivalent certification.
Should a sales team use both?
Potentially — QuickMail to generate and book meetings with new prospects, then Salesbricks to quote, contract, and bill those prospects once they convert into paying customers.