GlockApps vs Warmy 2026: Pricing & Feature Comparison

GlockApps tests where your emails land before you hit send, charging $59 to $129 a month for inbox placement and DMARC monitoring. Warmy warms up your sending domains with AI-driven mailbox interactions and skips public pricing entirely. If you need proof of placement, GlockApps wins. If you need to build sender reputation from zero, Warmy does the job.

How Do GlockApps and Warmy Compare in 2026?

Category	GlockApps	Warmy
Starting price	$0/mo (Free), $59-$129/mo paid tiers	Volume-based, custom quote only
Core capability	Inbox placement and spam testing	AI-driven inbox warmup
Deliverability monitoring	DMARC Analyzer, 50+ blocklist checks	Real-time placement and reputation insights
Integrations	SendGrid, Mailgun, SparkPost, API 2.0	20+ providers incl. Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, Zoho
Best-fit team size	Solo senders up to 10-user teams (Enterprise)	Teams warming multiple domains at volume
Free trial	Free plan, unlimited time, 2 spam test credits	7-day free trial, no credit card

GlockApps tests actual inbox placement across 115 seed addresses and 5 spam filters starting at $59 a month, per GlockApps' pricing page. Warmy runs AI-driven warmup across 20+ providers but keeps pricing off its site, quoting only after a demo or 7-day trial, per Warmy's pricing page.

What Does GlockApps Actually Do?

GlockApps answers one question: will this email land in the inbox, the spam folder, or nowhere at all? It's been doing that for more than 15 years, per GlockApps' homepage.

• Inbox Insight spam testing across Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, and Outlook using 115 seed addresses and 5 spam filters, per GlockApps' features page.
• Checks sending IPs against 50+ blocklists and verifies SPF, DKIM, and DMARC in one pass.
• DMARC Analyzer with daily reports, real-time alerts, and 10,000 free DMARC messages a month, per GlockApps' pricing page.
• Uptime and IP reputation monitoring bundled into every paid tier.

None of that warms up a cold domain. GlockApps tells you what's wrong, not how to fix it.

What Does Warmy Actually Do?

Warmy is the other half of the problem. It runs AI-driven mailbox interactions, opens, replies, and moves-to-inbox actions, that build sender reputation before you ever send a cold email, per Warmy's homepage.

• Adeline AI automates warmup sequences across 20+ providers including Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, and Zoho.
• Deliverability Insights track inbox, spam, and promotions placement in real time using Google Postmaster data.
• Claims 35,000+ customers and 650,000+ domains improved, per Warmy's homepage.
• Setup takes about 25 seconds, per Warmy's homepage.

Warmy fits teams running cold outreach through Smartlead or Instantly who need a domain to look trustworthy before day one.

GlockApps vs Warmy: What Do They Actually Cost in 2026?

GlockApps has four published tiers: Free at $0/mo, Essential at $59/mo, Growth at $99/mo, and Enterprise at $129/mo, per GlockApps' pricing page. Each jump buys more spam test credits, sending accounts, and DMARC message volume.

Warmy doesn't list a single dollar figure on its pricing page. It splits plans into B2B Sender, B2C Sender, and Custom, all "volume-based," per Warmy's pricing page. You get a 7-day free trial with no credit card, then a quote based on how many inboxes you're warming.

GlockApps gives you a price instantly. Warmy makes you talk to someone first.

Which One Should You Actually Use?

Most teams end up needing both, but not on day one. If your domain is new, warm it with Warmy first. A cold domain sending test emails into GlockApps' seed list just proves what you already know: it's unwarmed.

If your domain already has sending history and replies are drying up, GlockApps' $59/mo Essential plan is the better first purchase. Know whether Gmail is filtering you before spending more on warmup.

The take most vendors won't say out loud: paying for both from month one wastes money for teams under 5,000 emails a month. Warm first. Diagnose second.

FAQ: GlockApps vs Warmy

Is GlockApps or Warmy better for email deliverability in 2026?

They solve different problems. GlockApps tests where an email lands using seed addresses and spam filters. Warmy warms up a sending domain before you start cold outreach. Most teams eventually need both.

How much does GlockApps cost compared to Warmy?

GlockApps has four published tiers from $0 to $129/mo, per GlockApps' pricing page. Warmy doesn't publish prices; it quotes based on warmup volume after a 7-day free trial, per Warmy's pricing page.

Does Warmy publish its pricing?

No. Warmy's pricing page lists B2B Sender, B2C Sender, and Custom plans as "volume-based" with no dollar figures. You start a trial or book a demo to get a number.

Can you use GlockApps and Warmy together?

Yes, and plenty of teams do: Warmy to build sender reputation, GlockApps to verify inbox placement once outreach starts. They're complementary tools, not competing ones.

If diagnosing deliverability problems yourself sounds like a second job, that's the part Modern Inbound handles for clients already: infrastructure, warmup, and inbox placement, managed end to end. See how the setup service works.

By Rishabh Ambasta, Founder, Modern Inbound.