Reviewers mostly praise lemlist for making personalized outbound easier: they highlight dynamic personalization, clear tracking, CRM connections, and especially multi-touch sequences that combine email with LinkedIn. Several say setup is fast and the interface is generally simple, though others note configuration can still take work and frequent interface changes can be hard to follow. The main recurring drawbacks are pricing and campaign management getting messy at scale. One founder from Rezonant says their team uses it to reach likely users, while one user strongly disputes its lead quality and refund process.

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Pros

easy to use (8)

sales automation (5)

cross-channel sequences (4)

campaign creation (3)

customer support (2)

personalized email outreach (2)

Cons

interface updates (2)

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•32 reviews

What's great

campaign creation (3)sales automation (5)cross-channel sequences (4)

We tried lemlist to see how it would fit into the outbound workflow we already use, and the campaign setup was probably the part we liked most.

It’s easy to build a sequence and add different touches without making the campaign feel like a long technical setup. The ability to bring email and LinkedIn steps into the same sequence is particularly useful when a campaign needs more than one touchpoint.

The personalization options are also practical. Adding details that are actually relevant to the prospect feels more useful than simply changing a name or company field.

What needs improvement

The pricing becomes harder to overlook as the number of campaigns and prospects grows.

I’d also like a little more flexibility when managing larger, more complicated sequences. Keeping campaigns easy to manage as they grow would make the product more comfortable for teams running several outbound motions at once.

For teams that care about personalized outreach rather than simply sending more emails, though, lemlist is worth testing.

vs Alternatives

Apollo and Clay are the two products we’d naturally compare it with.

Apollo gives us more of the prospecting stack in one place, including its contact database and outbound features. Clay is more useful when we want to build custom enrichment and research workflows before sending anything.

Lemlist sits more squarely around the campaign itself. Once the prospects are ready, it gives us more room to shape how the outreach actually happens.

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19 views14d ago

used lemlist to build Meeting Recorder for Product Teams

•5 reviews

I worked almost 3 years at lemlist, so I might be a bit biased, but it's by far the best cold outreach tool. A strong focus on booking more meetings, a delightful UI, and tons of content.

What's great

easy to use (8)

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42 views2yr ago

used lemlist to build Editapp

•3 reviews

The best - and french - tool to reach out to your target audience. Smart automation, crosscanal sequences, AI enrichment... all the perks for your sales/marketing team AND sooo user friendly 🔥

What's great

easy to use (8)cross-channel sequences (4)AI enrichment (1)

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37 views2yr ago

•2 reviews

What's great

Solid for personalized outbound

Lemlist makes it easy to send outreach that actually feels human (custom images, multi-channel, etc.), which helps with replies.

What needs improvement

Downside: can get pricey and a bit messy at scale. The user still need good targeting.

Good pick if you care more about quality than volume

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•4 reviews

Cold emails used to feel like shouting into a void—until I tried lemlist. The personalization is what makes it hit different: I can drop a prospect’s company project name into the email or add a dynamic image of their logo, and replies shot up. The tracking’s also clutch— I see exactly who opened, clicked, or ghosted, so I tweak messages fast. It hooks up to my CRM seamlessly, too. No fancy training needed, either— I got my first campaign running in 20 minutes. Way better than generic email blasts that get deleted instantly!

What's great

easy to use (8)easy setup (1)CRM integration (1)campaign creation (3)personalized email outreach (2)sales automation (5)image and video embedding (1)

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149 views1yr ago

•1 review

I don't know what these reviews on this page are talking about. I was told I would get VERIFIED Leads and this never happened. All of the Leads they sent me were INvestors that wanted OFF Market properties. I never got any further than that or never was able to connect with the leads they sent me. To get my money refunded like they guaranteed me was a joke. They always wanted me to give them one more try. To date, I just want my money back so I can move on.

What needs improvement

lead verification issues (1)

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100 views2yr ago

•10 reviews

The first time I used Lemlist was back in 2017. I'd been cold emailing for years, but Lemlist made it MUCH easier than anything else I'd tried. The interface is super clear and simple, and their customer service is top-notch.

What's great

easy to use (8)customer support (2)

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39 views3yr ago

•13 reviews

I used it for a client before, it's easy to use but the configuration still is a little bit difficult, but we get there! Combining Linkedin and e-mail approaches is really working.

What's great

easy to use (8)cross-channel sequences (4)

What needs improvement

configuration complexity (1)

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20 views2yr ago

•5 reviews

Excellent cold mail software. Very useful for automating prospecting. However, I find the various updates to the interface sometimes difficult to understand and master.

What's great

sales automation (5)

What needs improvement

interface updates (2)

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22 views1yr ago

•6 reviews

Excellent cold mail software. Very useful for automating prospecting. However, I find the various updates to the interface sometimes difficult to understand and master.