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Comparison

RoxInbox vs lemwarm (lemlist)

Verdictlemwarm is the warm-up built into lemlist. It is included in every lemlist plan, alongside a deliverability hub with a per-mailbox tech audit, inbox rotation and deliverability alerts. RoxInbox is the better fit if you need proof of inbox placement on every provider your recipients use, a guarantee, and GDPR-grade data protection for EU and US teams; lemwarm (lemlist) is a reasonable choice for teams that already send their sequences with lemlist.

Facts checked on 14 October 2026 against lemwarm (lemlist)'s own website. Source

Side-by-side comparison

RoxInbox compared with lemwarm (lemlist), checked 2026-10-14
FeatureRoxInboxlemwarm (lemlist)Source
Price From $15 per mailbox per month, down to $9.50 at 101-150 mailboxes; 20% off annually Included in every lemlist plan; Email plan $55 a month billed yearly ($69 otherwise), unlimited senders /pricing
Placement tests 20 placement test credits a month included, across every network provider “Deliverability testing” listed in all plans; per-provider detail not described /pricing
Diagnostics DNS audit (SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, PTR) and blacklist checks included Per-mailbox tech audit and deliverability hub /lemwarm
Providers Outlook / M365, Google Workspace, Yahoo, Zoho, iCloud, Mail.ru, Yandex, GMX / WEB.DE, any SMTP; no provider above 40% of the network The lemwarm page names Google and Outlook only /lemwarm
Guarantee Inbox-ready guarantee: 85% by day 21 per mailbox, or next month free None shown on the pricing page /pricing
Agency pricing Prices published up to 150 mailboxes; agency plan with client workspaces Enterprise plan: custom /pricing
Company and data GDPR-grade data protection and a DPA for every customer, for EU and US teams Not stated on the pages checked —
ModelStandalone Inbox Reputation AutopilotWarm-up bundled with lemlist—

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Where lemwarm (lemlist) is stronger

  • Warm-up at no extra cost if you already pay for lemlist.
  • Warm-up, sequences, inbox rotation and sending limits managed in one tool.
  • Deliverability alerts and a tech audit built into the same workflow.

Where RoxInbox is stronger

  • Reputation built with Yahoo, Zoho, iCloud, Mail.ru, Yandex and GMX / WEB.DE, not only the two largest providers.
  • Per-provider inbox placement tests and a guarantee per mailbox.
  • Works with any sending tool, so changing outreach platforms doesn't reset warm-up.
  • GDPR-grade data protection with a DPA for every customer, for EU and US teams.

Switching from lemwarm (lemlist)

  1. Run the free domain health check on each sending domain.
  2. Connect the same mailboxes to RoxInbox. Warm-up reputation belongs to the mailbox, not the tool, so nothing is lost.
  3. Turn off warm-up in lemwarm (lemlist) once RoxInbox is running, to avoid doubling warm-up volume.
  4. Run a placement test in the first week as your baseline, then compare on day 21.

See the best email warm-up tools compared for other options.

FAQ

RoxInbox vs lemwarm (lemlist) questions

Is RoxInbox a lemwarm (lemlist) alternative?

Yes. RoxInbox covers the same core job, warming up mailboxes and checking where email lands, and adds per-provider placement tests on every network provider, an inbox-ready guarantee and GDPR-grade data protection.

Is RoxInbox cheaper than lemwarm (lemlist)?

RoxInbox's All-in-one plan is priced from $15 per mailbox per month, down to $9.50 at 101-150 mailboxes; 20% off annually, with placement tests, DNS audit and blacklist checks included. Compare that with lemwarm (lemlist)'s current price on its own pricing page; the table above shows what we found on 14 October 2026.

Can I move my mailboxes from lemwarm (lemlist) to RoxInbox?

Yes. Connect the same mailboxes to RoxInbox, let it run its DNS audit, then turn off warm-up in lemwarm (lemlist). Running two warm-up networks on one mailbox at once doubles warm-up volume, so switch rather than overlap for more than a few days.

Try RoxInbox on one mailbox.

Connect a mailbox, run a placement test and compare for yourself.