Boostie vs lemlist
lemlist is a respected multichannel outreach tool: you build the list, write the sequences, and drive the campaign, with per-seat pricing and credit packs for its lead database. Boostie is a different shape of product — an AI agent that does that work for you, priced by usage from one prepaid wallet instead of by seat.
The honest comparison isn't feature-by-feature — it's who does the work, and what you actually pay once credits and seats are counted.
What you're actually comparing
Boostie isn't a tool you operate — it's AI agents that work for you. They find your leads, research each one, check they're genuinely the right target, dig up real common ground — a project they just won, a podcast they were on — and write to them the way a person would. Every first email is written for exactly one recipient; nobody gets a recycled blast. You stay in charge of the money: every spend is itemized and confirmed by you.
lemlist's published pricing
| Plan | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| $69/mo ($55/mo billed annually) | 50,000 emails/mo, email & phone finder access [1] | |
| Multichannel | $109/user/mo ($87/user/mo annually) | Per seat. LinkedIn/SMS/WhatsApp, dialer, 5 senders per user [1] |
| Enterprise | Custom, 5+ users minimum | Per seat [1] |
Per lemlist's published pricing as of July 25, 2026 [1]. Finding a lead's email costs 5 credits (~$0.05 at the listed $0.01/credit) and a phone number 20 credits on top of the subscription [1].
Feature by feature
| Boostie | lemlist | |
|---|---|---|
| B2B lead database / sourcing | ✓ | ✓ |
| Fresh web research on every lead, days before send | ✓ | ✗ |
| Every first email individually written for one person | ✓ | Templates + variables, AI assist |
| Scoring gate — below your threshold, never emailed | ✓ | ✗ |
| Campaign built for you by an agent (ICP → leads → copy → send) | ✓ | ✗ |
| Done-for-you inboxes, domains & warmup | ✓ | Warmup included; inboxes are yours to bring [1] |
| Unified reply inbox | ✓ | ✓ |
| Seats | None — one wallet for the whole team | Multichannel is per user [1] |
| Lead contact-data cost | $3 / 1k sourced (+ $6.50/1k verification, only on cache misses) | ~$50 / 1k emails found via credits (5 credits ≈ $0.05 per email) [1] |
| Sending cost | $1.25 / 1k emails | Included — 50k/mo cap on the Email plan [1] |
| Entry price | Free ($5 credit, no card); Starter $99/mo — converts fully to usage credit | $69/mo Email; $109/user/mo Multichannel [1] |
Based on each vendor's published plans and the dated third-party sources listed at the bottom of this page. "Not published" means the vendor doesn't document it publicly.
Where Boostie is ahead
- No seats, ever — one wallet whether it's just you or your whole team, while lemlist's multichannel plan bills every user [1].
- The work is done for you: lemlist starts after you've built the ICP, the list, and the copy — Boostie's agent does that part, and you approve it.
- Quality-gated volume: every lead is scored 0–100 and leads under your threshold are never emailed — a gate the pipeline enforces, not a best practice you have to remember.
- Real personalization, not variables: each email opens with something researched about that contact days before it sends — their latest project, a podcast appearance — not a {{firstName}} template.
- Deliverability handled: done-for-you inboxes and domains, warmup, volume caps, and complaint monitoring are part of the product, not your side quest.
When lemlist is the better fit
An honest comparison cuts both ways. Pick lemlist if:
- You want multichannel sequences (LinkedIn, calls, WhatsApp) today — Boostie is email-first and doesn't do LinkedIn.
- You have an SDR who lives in outreach tooling and wants hands-on control of every send.
- You already own warmed inboxes and a proven list-building workflow.
Judge it on your own business
Free signup, $5 credit, no card — enough for the agent to research your company and propose your full campaign. Decide with your own output in front of you.
Start free — $5 credit, no card →Sources
- lemlist pricing page (plans, per-seat, credit rates) — as of July 25, 2026.
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