Paste your subject line
Add the exact subject line you plan to send. Keep the wording and punctuation intact so the test sees what the inbox will see.
Paste your subject line to test clarity, curiosity, length, and filter risk, then get a stronger version you can send with confidence.
Add the subject line you plan to send. The tester checks clarity, curiosity, length, and filter risk, then gives you a stronger alternative.
Add the exact subject line you plan to send. Keep the wording and punctuation intact so the test sees what the inbox will see.
Run the analysis. The tester reviews clarity, curiosity, length, mobile truncation, and language that may raise filter risk.
See the score, the reason behind it, and a stronger alternative written to keep the same intent.
Use the suggested line or refine your original with the feedback, then move the winning version into your campaign.
A cold email subject line has one job: earn the open without promising something the email does not deliver. The tester scores each line on whether it is specific, whether it creates a real reason to look, and whether it survives a phone inbox.
The line is scored for clarity, curiosity, length, and filter risk, then paired with a stronger alternative that keeps the original intent.
Subject line testing is usually bundled into a sending platform, which means you have to import your list before you can score a line.
| Feature | Paid sequencer | Paid copy tool | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Free | $79 to $199 per seat | $29 to $99 per month |
| Subject line score and rewrite | One at a time | One at a time | |
| Free with no card | Trial only | ||
| Clear reason behind the score | |||
| Mobile truncation preview | |||
| Filter risk flags | |||
| Suggested alternative line | |||
| No list import required |
Before you split test across 500 contacts, rule out the lines that were never going to work.
With 20 sends a week you do not have the volume for a statistically real A/B test. Score the line instead.
The same clarity and truncation rules apply to lifecycle email, not just cold outbound.
Check every step's subject line in one pass rather than opening each one in the sequencer.
Bring three scored lines to the review instead of three lines and a preference.
See whether the line gives away too much, says too little, or creates a useful reason to open without reading like bait.
When opens are the problem, the body copy is not. Test the existing lines to find which step is dragging the sequence down.
Most cold email is first seen on a phone. The truncation preview shows what your prospect actually sees in the list view.
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Up to five. Each one is scored on its own and the strongest is called out, so you can see why one line beats another rather than judging it in isolation.
Free credits included. Review everything before it sends.