Folderly pricing 2026: $96 per inbox a month, billed yearly

Yearly only: where Folderly’s monthly price went

Anyone looking for a Folderly price per month will not find one on folderly.com today. The pricing block shows one tab, “Yearly · Save20%”, and the address folderly.com/pricing now redirects to the products page.

That was not always so. Until October 2025, archived copies of the products page showed a “Monthly” tab at $120 per mailbox next to the yearly $96; by November 2025, only the yearly tab was left. The “Save up to…” badges still displayed under each rate are worked out against that former monthly price.

Some of Folderly’s own blog posts, updated as late as September 2026, still mention “$200/month per mailbox”. Those figures match no grid on the site; the rates below are the ones Folderly publishes, and the ones we use.

$96, $72 or $56: the per-inbox rate and the inbox count behind it

Folderly prices each mailbox by the month and bills the year. The grid works in bands of mailboxes: the band your account reaches sets the rate for every mailbox in it.

Two footnotes sit under the grid: a minimum commitment applies, and “special pricing” is available to new accounts. Folderly states neither the length of the commitment nor the amount of the discount. Every button on the grid leads to a demo request; extra mailboxes are added later as seats in the app.

Inside the per-inbox price: upkeep, Folderly Score, a named specialist

All mailboxes get the same features, whatever the band: the rate changes, the product does not.

• Daily upkeep of each connected mailbox, run from the template you really send, with a Folderly Score out of 100 for each mailbox and each domain.
• Spam triggers detected in Gmail and Outlook, content and technical alike, with best practices and a task list to work through.
• Placement reports and an automated test: choose a mailbox and a template, and see where the email lands across the main providers.
• IP insights and domain health: the type, sender score and blacklist status of your sending IPs, plus step-by-step guides for DNS issues.
• A named deliverability specialist on the account, who works through the causes in order of priority.
• Members with Admin, Editor or Viewer roles; Folderly does not publish how many users an account can have.
• Not included: the deliverability audit, the email validation service and consulting, sold alongside the platform without a published price.

More placement tests: Inbox Insights at $79 a month

Beyond the automated test included in the platform, more placement tests have their own product, Inbox Insights, and their own price. Every account gets 2 tests a month for free; the quota belongs to the account, not to each mailbox, and a recurring test uses one test for every mailbox it covers. Pulse, the placement monitor with alerts, stays free and does not need a Folderly subscription.

Archived copies from 2025 show the first paid tier of Inbox Insights with unlimited tests, at the same monthly price. Today’s tiers are sold by the month or by the year, with 15% off the latter, and a quote from 5,000 tests:

• 100 tests: $79 a month, or $799 a year
• 250 tests: $120 a month, or $1,220 a year
• 500 tests: $160 a month, or $1,630 a year
• 1,000 tests: $200 a month, or $2,030 a year
• 2,500 tests: $220 a month, or $2,245 a year

A month of Folderly against a month of Emelia, inbox for inbox

Each row prices the same mailboxes for one month, starting from Emelia’s plans: Start for up to 3 mailboxes, Grow for up to 50, Scale beyond, with every connected mailbox warmed. Folderly’s month is its yearly rate, paid upfront for the whole year; Emelia’s is billed monthly and can be cancelled anytime. From 100 mailboxes, Folderly only quotes after a demo, so the last row has no figure on its side. Folderly is in US dollars; Emelia keeps the same figures in your currency.

Cost of a month

3 mailboxes

Folderly$288 a month (3 × $96), paid upfront for a year

EmeliaStart: $37 a month, no commitment

50 mailboxes

Folderly$2,800 a month (50 × $56), paid upfront for a year

EmeliaGrow: $97 a month, no commitment

100 mailboxes

FolderlyCustom price, after a demo

EmeliaScale: $297 a month, no commitment

Commitment

How long you sign up for

FolderlyYearly billing only, minimum commitment

EmeliaNo commitment: billed monthly, cancel anytime

Covered by each price

Sending your campaigns

FolderlyNo

EmeliaEmail sequences from the warmed mailboxes

LinkedIn accounts

FolderlyNone

Emelia1, 3 or 10 depending on the plan, then $29 a month each

Credits to find emails and numbers

FolderlyNone

Emelia500, 1,000 or 5,000 offered when you subscribe

Placement tests

Folderly2 free a month, more in Inbox Insights

EmeliaNo

Named specialist

FolderlyYes

EmeliaNo

Prices before tax. On each priced row, Emelia’s monthly plan comes in under Folderly’s month for the same mailboxes, in dollars and in euros at any exchange rate; Folderly’s discount for new accounts is not published, so it is left out.

Demo, trial on request and the minimum term

• A demo first. The grid, the overview and the products page all lead to “Request a demo”; nothing can be bought online from them.
• A trial you ask for. Tool pages such as the spam words checker and the how-to guides still offer to request 7 days of access to every feature, and a recent post on Folderly’s blog advises asking whether a trial is available. Folderly does not say whether a card is needed.
• A minimum term set in your proposal. The grid only says a minimum commitment applies; the length and the conditions of the first period are written into the commercial proposal you sign.
• Renewal and cancelling. Subscriptions renew automatically. The help centre shows a “Cancel Subscription” button under Settings, Billing, while the terms ask for at least 1 month’s written notice before the next period.
• No refunds. Fees already paid are not refunded, a move to a smaller plan included.
• How you pay. By card online, or by bank transfer on an invoice due within 14 days; amounts exclude taxes. The terms make fees payable in advance, by the month unless the price description says otherwise, and the grid only offers “Yearly”: the year is paid upfront.

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