Warmbly (self-hosted cold outreach, warmup and inbox) — open-source Email Outbound

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**Warmbly** (warmbly/warmbly) is an **Apache-2.0** cold outreach stack you run yourself. It covers multi-step campaigns, a unified inbox, contacts with pipelines and deals, mailbox warmup, deliverability handling (bounces, suppression, placement) and AI reply playbooks, with HubSpot, Pipedrive, Slack, Zapier, n8n, REST and webhook integrations plus Go, JS and Python SDKs. It installs with Docker Compose (install.sh one-liner with a --dry-run, or make up from source), runs on Postgres and Redis, and needs no cloud account. Mail leaves through each mailbox's own Gmail, Microsoft or SMTP provider, not the server's IP.

Provenance

• License **Apache-2.0** (GitHub license API and the LICENSE file; README: Copyright 2026 Mindroot Ltd).
• Owner: the `warmbly` GitHub org, homepage warmbly.com. Repos named "warmbly" under other accounts have 0 stars and are ignored.
• Activity as of 2026-11-03 (GitHub API): **904 stars, 159 forks**, 21 open issues, created 2026-01-17, last push 2026-11-03; releases v0.6.72 (11-01), v0.6.73 and v0.6.74 (11-03). Still pre-1.0.
• Contributors: meszmate 3,969 commits, then devin-ai-integration[bot] (129) and claude (21). Bus factor about 1.
• **Vendor claims:** the repo's "largest open-source B2B cold outreach and email warmup service", the feature list, and the Cloud prices (Starter $23, Grow $71, Business $263 per month billed yearly). The pricing page lists the Warmup plan at both $12 and $15/mo, so no Warmup price is quoted here.
• Commit PR #1140 (2026-11-03) closes new self-hosted links to the Warmbly Cloud warmup pool and retires the Warmup plan checkout.
• Instantly and Apollo as incumbents come from the X post's framing; the README names no competitors. The Instantly comparison holds on features (sequences, warmup, inbox); Apollo only partly fits because Warmbly has no contact database.
• Surfaced via X (@amosuibk) in the 2026-11-03 pull; the post itself returned HTTP 403 and no numbers come from it. Curated and verified in run `2026-11-03-registry-update-02` (step-3 verification, 2026-11-03).

Why it matters for a GTM stack

Cold email tools charge per mailbox or per seat, and the sending stack is the part outbound teams most often outgrow. Warmbly puts sequences, replies and deal tracking on a server you own while sending keeps going through your own mailboxes. Before moving a live domain, run one campaign from a test mailbox and compare bounce and reply rates against your current tool.