Open-source cold email
Denshees presents itself as an open-source, self-hostable outreach product that uses the buyer's own inboxes.
| Plan | Price | Included | Notable |
|---|---|---|---|
| Self-hosted | Free forever | Unlimited campaigns and contacts on the user's infrastructure | MIT licensed, Every hosted-version feature according to the pricing page, Community support via GitHub |
| Job Hunt Pack | ₹999 one-time | 100 companies; up to 10 contacts per company; up to 50 sends per company | Research and verdict, Résumé and cover-letter tailoring, Multi-stage follow-up sequences |
| Top-up | ₹499 | 50 more companies | Same company-based usage model, Top-ups never expire |
Checked 2026-08-06 against their pricing page. Vendors change pricing without notice.
The self-hosted edition is described as free, MIT licensed, and unrestricted by vendor feature locks; the hosted Job Hunt Pack is sold by target company rather than seat or subscription.
A technically comfortable individual or small team that wants to control its inboxes and data and is willing to operate a self-hosted outreach setup, or a job seeker whose workflow matches the specifically described hosted Job Hunt Pack.
Denshees is a poor fit for a GTM team that needs a clearly priced hosted B2B sales sequencer at scale: the only captured hosted pricing is explicitly a job-hunt pack with 100 companies, up to 10 contacts per company, and up to 50 sends per company. It is also a poor fit for anyone unwilling to own sending infrastructure and provider limits, because Denshees sends through the buyer's own email account and the self-hosted path places infrastructure and data responsibility with the user.
No curated rival set covers this tool yet, so these are simply other tools in the same architectural layer and product form. Treat it as a starting point, not a shortlist.
The captured pricing page describes a self-hosted edition as free forever and MIT licensed, with no feature locks or limits imposed by Denshees. We did not retrieve the source repository or self-host guide itself.
No. The pricing page says Denshees sends through the user's own email account, so that provider's daily limits apply. It gives illustrative limits of usually 500 per day for personal Gmail and 2,000 per day for Workspace.
The captured hosted pricing is framed for a job hunt: ₹999 one-time for 100 companies, research and résumé tailoring, up to 10 contacts and 50 sends per company, follow-up sequences, and a Kanban CRM. It is not presented as a general B2B sales plan.
The pricing page says the self-hosted edition has unlimited campaigns and contacts, while using the buyer's own infrastructure and data.
The pricing page says purchased sends never expire, hosted access is committed for a minimum of 24 months from purchase, and a discontinuation would provide at least 60 days' notice plus pro-rata refunds of unused balances and a free move to self-hosting.
We did not retrieve any of those materials.
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