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Compare the 12-month cost of Outsolvi against your current email-tracking tool. Includes per-seat pricing for the realistic feature-tier comparison (not entry-tier-vs-Outsolvi tricks).

Annual cost comparison
Yesware Premium (yearly)
$2,100/yr
$35/rep/mo × 5 × 12
Outsolvi Teams Pro
$1,200/yr
$20/rep/mo × 5 × 12
Annual savings switching to Outsolvi
+$900/yr
What it does

Multiplies per-rep monthly price by team size by 12 months for both tools and shows the annual delta. Includes the realistic feature-comparable tier for each competitor (Yesware Premium yearly $35, Mixmax Growth $49, HubSpot Sales Hub Pro $100, etc.) rather than the entry tiers.

When to use

When evaluating whether to switch from your current tracker. The dollar gap is one of the strongest decision-deciding factors at team sizes above 5.

How to use it

  1. 1
    Pick your current tool
    Yesware, Mixmax, HubSpot Sales Hub, Mailtrack, Streak, Saleshandy, or Custom if not listed.
  2. 2
    Enter your team size
    Count active reps using the tool today. Don't include managers who only review dashboards.
  3. 3
    Read the 12-month delta
    Outsolvi's yearly cost vs your current tool's yearly cost. The gap is the annual budget you'd reclaim.
  4. 4
    If the gap is meaningful, run a comparison page
    Cross-reference at /compare/[your-tool] for the feature-parity audit so you know what you'd gain or lose.

Common use cases

  • Quarterly tool-spend review when leadership asks 'are we paying too much for tracking'
  • Building the business case to switch from Yesware/Mixmax at renewal
  • Comparing per-seat pricing across 3-4 trackers for a 5-50 person team
  • Justifying a switch to procurement using one-page math

FAQ

Why does Outsolvi use the higher competitor tiers?+

The realistic feature-comparable tier. HubSpot Sales Hub Starter at $20 doesn't include sequences or the AI features Outsolvi includes at $7 yearly Individual. Comparing entry tiers is misleading; comparing realistic feature-parity tiers is the honest math.

Is the calculator accurate for monthly vs yearly billing?+

Yes. The calculator uses each tool's published yearly-billing rate. Most teams comparing trackers commit yearly, so yearly is the right baseline.

What if my competitor isn't in the list?+

Use the 'Custom' option and enter your current per-rep monthly price. The calculator handles the comparison the same way.

Does this include the cost of implementation or migration?+

No. The headline cost is per-seat license only. Migration to Outsolvi from any of the listed tools is a 30-minute setup with the same plugin install pattern; we have a free migration guide at /migrate. Most teams report under 2 hours of admin time per rep.

What about hidden costs like onboarding, training, or support add-ons?+

Outsolvi pricing is flat per seat — no add-ons, no premium support fees, no per-event charges. The competitor tiers shown also do not include enterprise upsells. If you're getting quoted enterprise pricing from a competitor, divide their annual quote by users x 12 to get an apples-to-apples per-seat-per-month number for this calculator.

Why is the 12-month view the right horizon?+

Most tracker contracts are annual. Two-year and three-year horizons make the spread look larger but assume retention you may not have. 12 months is the realistic first-commit horizon and the number the buyer can defend in a budget conversation.

You ran the math. Outsolvi makes it real.

Calculators tell you what the number should be. Outsolvi tells you what your number actually is — confidence-scored opens, real reply sentiment, live deal-level signal across Outlook and Gmail. From $7/user/mo yearly, 14-day free trial.

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Nate SummersCo-Founder, Outsolvi

Nate built Outsolvi after watching every email-tracking tool he had ever used lie to him about opens. Outsolvi runs Tier 1 to 5 confidence scoring on every open, native in Outlook and Gmail, so the number on the dashboard is one a rep can actually act on.

Last reviewed May 25, 2026Editorially independent

We update these pages when the underlying mechanics change — new mailbox-provider rules, new tracker behavior, new measurement gaps. The dates above are real revisions, not auto-touches.