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Email marketing platforms for small business, compared

Ten email marketing platforms compared by free plan, starting price at 500 and 2,500 contacts, what each price is based on, automation, forms and landing pages, store integrations, sending limits, support, contact export and renewal terms. Every price says which plan, contact tier and billing term it covers, and the date it was read.

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ActiveCampaign

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ActiveCampaign sells four paid plans priced by contact tier, with multi-step automation on every plan and a 14-day trial instead of a free plan. The prices on its page are billed yearly.

Our read Teams that want automation and store data on every plan and can pay for a year at a time.

  • Selling products by email
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
No free plan is listed. The page offers a free 14-day trial with email sign-up and says no credit card is needed. Read on 2026-11-01. The page's structured data shows dateModified 2026-10-19. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Starter: $15 per month at 1,000 contacts and $39 per month at 2,500 contacts, both billed yearly (USD, US site). The page shows no 500-contact tier and no monthly-billing price. At 1,000 and 2,500 contacts, Plus is $49 and $95 per month, Pro is $79 and $149, and Enterprise is $145 and $255, also billed yearly. The 1,000 and 2,500 prices were read by choosing each tier in the page's contact selector, which only changes the displayed prices. Each card says 'Starts at' and 'Billed yearly for N contacts'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by contact tier. The monthly email send limit is 10x the contact limit on Starter and Plus, 12x on Pro and 15x on Enterprise. If your list outgrows its limit, the FAQ says you can upgrade to the next contact band or plan without penalties or losing access to features. The comparison table also says the monthly price scales with contact list size. Each plan lists 500 AI credits, which are separate from email sends. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its pricing page shows no monthly-billing price and no tier under 1,000 contacts. The pricing page offers a 30-day refund while its help center says it gives no refunds, and the pages read do not state automatic-renewal terms.

Brevo

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Brevo prices its plans by monthly email volume rather than by contacts, and its free plan stores up to 100,000 contacts with 300 emails per day. Paid plans start at $9.00 per month billed monthly.

Our read People who want to store a large contact list and pay for the number of emails they send.

  • Newsletters at no cost
  • Selling products by email
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
Free plan: 300 email sends per day and storage for up to 100,000 contacts. It includes 1 marketing seat, email campaigns, a drag-and-drop editor, basic reporting, multi-channel automation for up to 2,000 contacts and email support. The pricing page says 'Free forever, no credit card needed'. The help article is undated. Unused daily sends do not carry over. The pricing page FAQ also says you can send up to 300 emails per day once your account is approved for sending. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Starter: $9.00 per month billed monthly ($8.08 per month billed yearly) at 5,000 emails per month, which stores up to 500 contacts. At 15,000 emails per month, which stores up to 2,500 contacts: $25.00 per month billed monthly ($22.50 per month billed yearly). Standard is $18.00 and $49.00 per month billed monthly at those same two tiers (USD, US site). Brevo prices by monthly email volume, not by contacts. The contacts-per-tier figures come from the help article at https://help.brevo.com/hc/en-us/articles/208589409-About-Brevo-s-pricing-plans. Prices were read with the page's plan tabs, volume slider and Monthly/Yearly toggle, which only change displayed prices. The page is undated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by monthly email volume (5,000 up to 100,000 emails or more), not by contacts. The volume you choose sets the contacts you can store: up to 500 at 5,000 emails, 1,500 at 10,000, 2,500 at 15,000 and up to 500,000 from 20,000 to 100,000 emails. At the contact limit, Brevo upgrades you to the next tier automatically. Pay-as-you-go email credits, priced by number of emails, are also sold. The pricing page says email credits have no daily sending limit and no expiry, and that pay-as-you-go plans do not include phone support. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its pricing page shows email-volume tiers, not contact tiers, and the pages read do not say what happens if you exceed the monthly email volume. Step limits for Starter automation and the support level of Standard are not stated.

Campaign Monitor

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Campaign Monitor prices three paid plans by subscriber tier and offers a 30-day trial instead of a free plan. Lite is $13 per month at 0-500 contacts when billed monthly.

Our read Teams that want a paid plan with no minimum contract and a price tied to subscriber tier.

  • Selling products by email
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
No ongoing free plan is listed. The comparison table has a 'Free' column that is a 30-day free trial with 500 contacts and a 500-email limit. The FAQ says the company offers 'a general free trial'. The page is undated (footer shows 2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Lite: at 0-500 contacts, $13 per month billed monthly or $11.70 per month billed annually; at 501-2,500 contacts, $47 per month billed monthly or $42.30 per month billed annually (USD, US site). Annual billing carries a 10% discount. Essentials is $31 and $74 per month billed monthly at those two tiers, and Premier is $171 and $182. Prices were read by choosing each contact tier and the Monthly or Annual option on the page, which only change displayed prices. The page keeps the label 'with 10% annual discount' in monthly mode; the monthly amounts are the figures it displayed. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by total active subscribers across all lists, so the same address on two lists counts twice. Lite sends 5x the tier per month (2,500 at 0-500 subscribers and 12,500 at 501-2,500); Essentials and Premier have unlimited campaign and journey sends. The pricing FAQ says that if you go over your limits or your list grows, you can upgrade or pay for the additional emails. The billing article says new single-team accounts created from 3 August 2026 use a newer billing system, so some details may differ. The over-limit sentence is from the pricing page FAQ. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its pricing page names no store platform and states no step limits for automations. Its older and newer billing articles apply to different accounts, and the page keeps the label 'with 10% annual discount' when monthly billing is chosen.

Constant Contact

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Constant Contact sells Lite, Standard and Premium plans priced by contact tier, with live phone and chat support listed on Lite and Standard. It has a free trial rather than a free plan, and Lite starts at $12 per month billed monthly.

Our read People who want phone and chat support listed on the entry plan and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

  • Selling products by email
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
No free plan is listed. The FAQ says Constant Contact is a paid platform and offers a free trial with no credit card required. The trial length is not stated on the page. From the FAQ answer to 'Is Constant Contact free?'. The page is undated (footer shows 1996-2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Lite: $12 per month billed monthly at 0-500 contacts, or $10.20 per month with a 12-month prepay (billed annually). At 1,001-2,500 contacts, Lite is $42.50 per month billed annually; the monthly-billing price for that tier is not shown. Standard starts at $35 per month billed monthly ($29.75 billed annually) and Premium at $80 ($68) (USD, US site). The 'See pricing tiers' fee schedule lists amounts 'billed annually' only (Lite $10.20 at 0-500, $25.50 at 501-1,000 and $42.50 at 1,001-2,500; Standard $63.75 and Premium $127.50 at 1,001-2,500). The monthly starting prices are from the FAQ, which also says prepaying 12 months saves up to 15%. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by plan and contact tier. The tier is based on the highest number of contacts you have had in the account, not the count at the end of the month. Monthly sends are 10x contacts on Lite, 12x on Standard and 24x on Premium. Sends over the limit still go out and cost $0.002 each. The overage rule is from the pricing FAQ ($2 for every 1,000 sends over the allowance). The highest-contact-count rule is from the payment options article at https://knowledgebase.constantcontact.com/articles/KnowledgeBase/5775-payment-options-for-your-account?lang=en_US, which shows 'Updated: March 25, 2026'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its fee schedule shows prices billed annually only, so the monthly price above 500 contacts is not shown, and the trial length is not stated. The plan table read does not list landing pages.

HubSpot Marketing Hub Starter

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HubSpot's Marketing Hub Starter is priced per seat with 1,000 marketing contacts included, and sits beside a free tools tier that sends 2,000 emails per month. The $7 per seat price shown is a limited-time offer for new customers.

Our read People who want to add paid email sending and automation to HubSpot's free tools and pay by seat.

  • Newsletters at no cost
  • Automations and sequences
Free plan
Free tools: $0 per month, free for up to 2 users, no credit card needed. Email marketing allows 2,000 email sends per calendar month with HubSpot branding, and email automation is 1 automated action. The page shows no marketing-contact count for the free tools. From the Marketing Hub plan comparison, read on 2026-11-01. The page is undated (footer shows 2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Starter: 'Starts at $7' per seat per month, shown beside $20 per seat per month struck through, with 1,000 marketing contacts included (USD, US site). The page presents this as special Starter pricing for new customers for a limited time. It has Pay Monthly and Pay Annually options, but the displayed price did not change when each was selected, so the page does not show which billing term the $7 applies to. It shows no price for 500 or 2,500 contacts. Professional is $800 per month and Enterprise $3,600 per month, with required one-time onboarding fees of $3,000 and $7,000. Starter needs no onboarding fee. The page says new customers can save up to 65% on Starter. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Starter is priced per seat and includes 1,000 marketing contacts; you can buy more contacts, and once you choose a contact tier you cannot go lower until the contract renews. Monthly email sends are 5x the marketing contact tier on Starter. For more sends, buy more contacts or the Dedicated IP add-on. From the FAQ answers about marketing contacts and email sends. Marketing contacts count toward the tier; non-marketing contacts are stored in the CRM and cannot be emailed. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

The page does not show which billing term the $7 price applies to, or any price at 500 or 2,500 contacts. It names no online-store platform and gives no landing-page or form limits by plan.

Kit

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Kit has a free plan for up to 10,000 subscribers and two paid plans priced by subscriber tier. Its pages describe it as built for creator businesses, and it sells digital products and subscriptions itself.

Our read People who want a very large free list, or who sell digital products and paid newsletters from their emails.

  • Newsletters at no cost
  • Selling products by email
  • Automations and sequences
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
Free plan: up to 10,000 subscribers, unlimited landing pages and forms, unlimited email broadcasts, tagging and segmentation, A/B testing on broadcasts, and the ability to sell digital products and subscriptions. Visual automations and email sequences need a paid plan. Past 10,000 subscribers you must upgrade to keep sending. The help article shows 'September 23, 2026'. The pricing page also says 'Free—up to 10,000 subscribers'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Creator: at 1,000 subscribers, $39 per month billed monthly or $33 per month billed yearly ($390 per year); at 3,000 subscribers, $59 per month billed monthly or $50 per month billed yearly ($590 per year) (USD, US site). The page's subscriber slider has no 500 or 2,500 tier: it starts at 1,000 and the next tier is 3,000. Prices were read with the page's subscriber slider and yearly/monthly toggle, which only change displayed prices. The page metadata shows og:updated_time 2026-10-30. The toggle reads 'Pay yearly—save 17%'. Both paid plans have a 14-day free trial with no credit card. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by subscriber tier. The pricing page says there are no sending limits on any plan. When you go over a tier, Kit upgrades you automatically to the next tier; if you clean your list and drop under a tier, the team downgrades the plan by hand on request. From the FAQ answers about sending, outgrowing your subscriber limit and cleaning your list. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its pricing page has no 500 or 2,500-subscriber tier. Its pages say both that no plan has a sending limit and that the free plan has a lower one, and give no figure.

Klaviyo

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Klaviyo's pricing page offers a free plan for up to 250 active profiles and a plan builder that prices email by active profiles. Email at 500 profiles is $20 per month.

Our read Online stores that want to connect Shopify, WooCommerce or Wix data and pay by active profiles.

  • Newsletters at no cost
  • Selling products by email
Free plan
Free plan: up to 250 active profiles and 500 email sends per month, plus $5 of mobile messages and $5 of Composer (AI) usage per month. It includes web forms, basic templates with a drag-and-drop editor and built-in reporting. Over the limits, sending can be paused until the next billing cycle or until you upgrade. From the pricing page's free-plan highlights and FAQ, read on 2026-11-01. The page is undated (footer shows 2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Klaviyo Email (Marketing): $20 per month at 500 active profiles and $60 per month at 2,500 active profiles (USD, US site). A limited-time offer takes $19 off the first month at 500 profiles only. The page does not label the price monthly or yearly; a help article says all Klaviyo plans are billed on a monthly basis. Prices were read with the plan builder's active-profile slider, which only changes displayed prices. The billing statement is from https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000976672, which shows 'Updated Oct 20, 2026'. SMS, Composer and other products are priced separately. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by active profiles (contacts who may receive marketing emails). The plan builder showed 5,000 emails per month at 500 profiles and 25,000 at 2,500. If your profile count grows beyond your plan, you move automatically to a plan that fits. If you need more sends than your plan allows, you can upgrade manually or turn on automatic upgrades. From the plan builder and the FAQ answers about growing past your plan and sending higher volumes. On the free plan, sending stops at the limits. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its pricing page does not say 'monthly' next to the email price; a help article says all Klaviyo plans are billed monthly. Flow and automation limits are not stated, and a limited-time offer takes $19 off the first month at 500 profiles.

Mailchimp

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Mailchimp prices Essentials, Standard and Premium plans by contact tier and has a free plan for up to 250 contacts. Essentials is $13 per month at 0-500 contacts.

Our read People starting with a small list who want a free plan first and a monthly price tied to contact count.

  • Newsletters at no cost
  • Selling products by email
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
Free plan: up to 250 contacts and 500 sends per month, with a daily limit of 250, 1 audience and 1 seat. Landing pages and forms are available to try; marketing automation flows are not included. Above 250 contacts, sending is held until you upgrade or reduce your contacts. The help article at https://mailchimp.com/help/about-mailchimp-pricing-plans/ gives the same limits. The pricing page shows no updated date (footer shows 2001-2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Essentials: $13 per month at 0-500 contacts and $45 per month at 1,501-2,500 contacts, billed monthly (USD, US site). Standard is $20 and $60 per month at those tiers. Standard and Essentials start with a 14-day free trial. Prices were read by choosing each tier in the page's contact selector, which only changes displayed prices. The page's disclaimers say annual plans are offered only for Standard and Premium at 10,000+ contacts, so smaller tiers are monthly. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by contact tier. Monthly sends are 10x contacts on Essentials, 12x on Standard and 15x on Premium. After the trial, if you go over a contact or send limit, Mailchimp bills the overage and keeps campaigns running as long as you pay on time. The Free plan stops sending instead. From the plan table and the FAQ answer 'What happens if I hit the contact or sending limit?'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its pricing page gives no landing-page or signup-form limits by plan and no annual price below 10,000 contacts. The help pages read show no updated date.

MailerLite

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MailerLite prices Comfort and Power plans by subscriber count and offers a free plan for 250 subscribers. At 500 subscribers Comfort is $12 per month billed monthly.

Our read People who want a free plan for a small list and a lower monthly price as the list grows.

  • Newsletters at no cost
  • Selling products by email
  • Automations and sequences
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
Free plan: 250 subscribers, 2,500 emails per month, 2 user seats and knowledge-base support. It includes email campaigns, 3 automations (5 steps each), 1 website, 1 landing page and 3 forms. From the Free card and comparison table. The cancel article at https://www.mailerlite.com/help/cancel-my-subscription (metadata 2026-10-27) lists the same limits. The page also offers a free 14-day trial of the paid features, no credit card required. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Comfort: at 500 subscribers, $12 per month billed monthly or $10.80 per month billed yearly ($129.60 per year); at 2,500 subscribers, $33 per month billed monthly or $29.70 per month billed yearly ($356.40 per year) (USD, US site). Power is $25 and $49 per month billed monthly at those two tiers. Prices were read by moving the page's subscriber slider to 500 and 2,500 and reading the plan cards, which only changes displayed prices. The billing help article at https://www.mailerlite.com/help/plan-and-billing says new pricing began on June 16, 2026. Yearly billing saves 10%. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by active subscribers and by emails sent each month. Comfort allows 5,000 emails at 500 subscribers and 25,000 at 2,500; Power has unlimited sends. If you pass a limit, the plan upgrades automatically and returns to the tier for your subscriber count at renewal. The billing article's metadata shows 2026-10-21. The send counts per tier are from the pricing page cards. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Per-plan availability of its ecommerce features is not shown as text on the pricing page, and the pages read do not say whether Power's unlimited sends carry a fair-use limit.

Omnisend

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Omnisend prices Standard and Pro plans by billable contacts and has a free plan for up to 250 contacts. Its pricing page leads with a 3-months-upfront offer at 30% off.

Our read Online stores that want to connect Shopify or WooCommerce and pay by contact count.

  • Newsletters at no cost
  • Selling products by email
  • Growing a list on a budget
Free plan
Free plan: up to 500 emails per month to up to 250 contacts, plus 500 web push notifications. The pricing FAQ says Free can use all the features of the paid plans, while a help article says multi-step automation, A/B testing, advanced segmentation and SMS are blocked on Free. The pages disagree. The help article (metadata 2026-10-28) is at https://support.omnisend.com/en/articles/3998349-downgrade-cancel-or-freeze-your-omnisend-subscription. The pricing page is undated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Cheapest paid plan price
Standard: $11.20 per month shown at 251-500 contacts and $30.80 per month at 2,001-2,500 contacts, when you pay 3 months upfront at 30% off, then billed monthly (USD, US site). The page's three-month totals before the discount are $48.00 and $132.00 ($33.60 and $92.40 charged up front). Pro shows $41.30 per month at 2,500 contacts (its smallest tier), from a $177.00 three-month total. Prices were read with the page's list-size slider, which only changes displayed prices. The standard monthly price after the promotion is not stated; dividing the three-month totals gives $16.00 and $44.00 per month for Standard. The help article says a multi-month promotional plan reverts to standard monthly pricing on the next billing cycle. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What the price is based on
Priced by billable contacts, which the help article says include all subscribed contacts (email, SMS and push) and non-subscribed contacts; excluding contacts from a campaign does not lower the count. Standard sends 12x the list size per month, Pro sends unlimited emails under a fair use policy, and Free sends 500. On Free or Standard, going over the email limit gives you the option to upgrade, and you confirm before it happens. The billable-contact definition is from https://support.omnisend.com/en/articles/3998349-downgrade-cancel-or-freeze-your-omnisend-subscription. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
What isn't clear from public sources

Its pricing page does not state the standard monthly price after the promotional months, and its pages disagree on which features the Free plan includes. Automation step limits are not stated.

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Name Free planCheapest paid plan priceWhat the price is based onAutomationSignup forms and landing pagesStore integrationsSending limitsSupportContact exportRenewal and cancellation
ActiveCampaign No free plan is listed. The page offers a free 14-day trial with email sign-up and says no credit card is needed. Read on 2026-11-01. The page's structured data shows dateModified 2026-10-19. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Starter: $15 per month at 1,000 contacts and $39 per month at 2,500 contacts, both billed yearly (USD, US site). The page shows no 500-contact tier and no monthly-billing price. At 1,000 and 2,500 contacts, Plus is $49 and $95 per month, Pro is $79 and $149, and Enterprise is $145 and $255, also billed yearly. The 1,000 and 2,500 prices were read by choosing each tier in the page's contact selector, which only changes the displayed prices. Each card says 'Starts at' and 'Billed yearly for N contacts'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by contact tier. The monthly email send limit is 10x the contact limit on Starter and Plus, 12x on Pro and 15x on Enterprise. If your list outgrows its limit, the FAQ says you can upgrade to the next contact band or plan without penalties or losing access to features. The comparison table also says the monthly price scales with contact list size. Each plan lists 500 AI credits, which are separate from email sends. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Multi-step automation, 950+ automation recipes and AI-powered automation and campaign builders are listed on all four plans. Starter allows 5 actions per automation; Plus, Pro and Enterprise list unlimited actions. Cross-channel marketing starts at Plus. A/B testing covers email only on Starter and Plus, and email and automation on Pro and Enterprise. From the feature comparison table, read on 2026-11-01. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Starter has standard and inline forms only and no landing pages. Plus, Pro and Enterprise list forms, landing pages, site messages, and custom branded forms and landing pages. Landing pages and site messages are marked 'Not included' for Starter in the comparison table. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Shopify, Square and WooCommerce integrations are listed on all four plans. BigCommerce, Magento and Shopify Plus are listed on Pro and Enterprise only. Abandoned cart and ecommerce automation are listed on all plans; product catalog and blocks and coupons start at Plus. From the 'Ecommerce' section of the comparison table. The table also lists standard CRM integrations such as Freshsales, Pipedrive and Zoho. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Monthly email sends are 10x the contact limit on Starter and Plus (for Plus, 10,000 at 1,000 contacts and 25,000 at 2,500), 12x on Pro and 15x on Enterprise. The plan cards show the send count for the selected contact tier. The page read states no daily send limit. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Email and chat support is listed on every plan: Basic on Starter and Plus, Priority on Pro and Enterprise. Onboarding and migration support follows the same split. Enterprise adds a dedicated account team and an uptime SLA. From the 'Service & support' rows of the comparison table. Guides, tutorials and community access are listed on every plan. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 You can export all contacts to a CSV file from Contacts, then the ellipsis menu, then Export, and choose the fields to include. The download link on the Exports page is valid for 7 days. Contact notes cannot be exported. The article shows 'Last updated September 6, 2026' and lists the Starter, Plus, Pro and Enterprise plans. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The pricing page shows prices billed yearly. The help center says the Primary Admin can start cancellation from the Billing & Upgrade page, and some plans must book a free 1:1 session first. A 'Commit annually pay monthly' plan, and any downgrade, must be handled by the Customer Experience team. Accounts that pay monthly can pause instead. The cancel article shows 'Last updated October 20, 2026'. The pricing page says it will give a full refund if you are not satisfied after 30 days. The Refund Policy article at https://help.activecampaign.com/hc/en-us/articles/218253598-Refund-Policy (Last updated October 23, 2026) says the company does not provide partial or full refunds. The pages read do not state automatic-renewal wording. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Brevo Free plan: 300 email sends per day and storage for up to 100,000 contacts. It includes 1 marketing seat, email campaigns, a drag-and-drop editor, basic reporting, multi-channel automation for up to 2,000 contacts and email support. The pricing page says 'Free forever, no credit card needed'. The help article is undated. Unused daily sends do not carry over. The pricing page FAQ also says you can send up to 300 emails per day once your account is approved for sending. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Starter: $9.00 per month billed monthly ($8.08 per month billed yearly) at 5,000 emails per month, which stores up to 500 contacts. At 15,000 emails per month, which stores up to 2,500 contacts: $25.00 per month billed monthly ($22.50 per month billed yearly). Standard is $18.00 and $49.00 per month billed monthly at those same two tiers (USD, US site). Brevo prices by monthly email volume, not by contacts. The contacts-per-tier figures come from the help article at https://help.brevo.com/hc/en-us/articles/208589409-About-Brevo-s-pricing-plans. Prices were read with the page's plan tabs, volume slider and Monthly/Yearly toggle, which only change displayed prices. The page is undated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by monthly email volume (5,000 up to 100,000 emails or more), not by contacts. The volume you choose sets the contacts you can store: up to 500 at 5,000 emails, 1,500 at 10,000, 2,500 at 15,000 and up to 500,000 from 20,000 to 100,000 emails. At the contact limit, Brevo upgrades you to the next tier automatically. Pay-as-you-go email credits, priced by number of emails, are also sold. The pricing page says email credits have no daily sending limit and no expiry, and that pay-as-you-go plans do not include phone support. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Standard lists marketing automation with an unlimited number of multi-step workflows, A/B testing, AI send-time optimization and web and event tracking. The Free plan help article lists multi-channel marketing automation for up to 2,000 contacts. Starter's plan card does not list automation. Step limits for the Free and Starter automation are not stated. The 2,000-contact limit is from the help article at https://help.brevo.com/hc/en-us/articles/208589409-About-Brevo-s-pricing-plans. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Starter lists forms that capture leads and trigger follow-up emails. Standard adds landing pages, with 1 page included. Professional adds popups, push notifications and WhatsApp. Popups, mobile and web push and WhatsApp are listed under Professional's 'Additional marketing channels'. The Free plan's help article does not list forms or landing pages. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The page says Brevo connects with '150+ digital tools like Shopify, WordPress, Stripe, Zapier and more'. Professional lists advanced ecommerce features: AI recommendations, back-in-stock alerts and coupons. The page menu describes recovering abandoned carts and personalizing product recommendations. Store platforms other than Shopify are not named on the pricing page. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: 300 emails per day. Starter: no daily sending limit, with the monthly volume set by the tier you choose (5,000 up to 100,000 emails or more). Professional starts at 150,000 emails per month. The Professional figure ('From 150,000 emails per month') is from the pricing page. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Email support is listed for Free and Starter, in 6 languages. Professional adds phone support and deliverability specialist support (3 hours per year included). Pay-as-you-go plans do not include phone support. The Free plan's email support is from the help article at https://help.brevo.com/hc/en-us/articles/208589409-About-Brevo-s-pricing-plans. The support level of Standard is not listed separately. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 You can export contacts, or a list or segment, as a CSV file from CRM > Contacts > More actions > Export, choosing the attributes to include. Brevo says daily exports have been deprecated since May 30, 2025. The article is undated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Subscriptions renew automatically on the anniversary of the first payment. The terms say Brevo can change prices on that date with at least 30 days' notice, and that the terms are non-cancellable before the end of the current subscription, with no refunds for prepaid or unused fees. The help center says you can cancel in the account at any time and the account drops to the Free plan at the end of the billing period; a yearly Professional plan is cancelled through a support ticket. The cancel article is undated. The renewal, price-change and refund wording is from Brevo's Terms of Service at https://www.brevo.com/legal/termsofuse/. A Free account that is not logged into for four months is deleted automatically. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Campaign Monitor No ongoing free plan is listed. The comparison table has a 'Free' column that is a 30-day free trial with 500 contacts and a 500-email limit. The FAQ says the company offers 'a general free trial'. The page is undated (footer shows 2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Lite: at 0-500 contacts, $13 per month billed monthly or $11.70 per month billed annually; at 501-2,500 contacts, $47 per month billed monthly or $42.30 per month billed annually (USD, US site). Annual billing carries a 10% discount. Essentials is $31 and $74 per month billed monthly at those two tiers, and Premier is $171 and $182. Prices were read by choosing each contact tier and the Monthly or Annual option on the page, which only change displayed prices. The page keeps the label 'with 10% annual discount' in monthly mode; the monthly amounts are the figures it displayed. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by total active subscribers across all lists, so the same address on two lists counts twice. Lite sends 5x the tier per month (2,500 at 0-500 subscribers and 12,500 at 501-2,500); Essentials and Premier have unlimited campaign and journey sends. The pricing FAQ says that if you go over your limits or your list grows, you can upgrade or pay for the additional emails. The billing article says new single-team accounts created from 3 August 2026 use a newer billing system, so some details may differ. The over-limit sentence is from the pricing page FAQ. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Lite's card lists drip campaigns, pre-built journeys and automated emails, with automated emails 'limited to email send volume'. Essentials and Premier list unlimited automated emails. Step limits per automation are not stated. From the plan cards and the comparison table. The table also lists Campaign Series, RSS feed triggers and transactional email. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Lite lists unlimited signup forms: embedded forms, pop-up forms and hosted signup form pages. The trial column is marked 'Limited'. A drag-and-drop website builder costs $10 per month on Lite and Essentials and is included with Premier. The plan table read does not list a separate landing-page feature. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The feature table has an E-commerce row that reads 'Connect your online store to send powerful automations and transactional emails'. Campaign Monitor's integrations page lists a Campaign Monitor for Shopify integration. The pricing page names no store platform. The Shopify listing is at https://www.campaignmonitor.com/integrations/. The FAQ says there are 250+ integrations. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Lite: 2,500 emails per month at 0-500 subscribers and 12,500 at 501-2,500. Essentials and Premier: unlimited campaign, journey and RSS email sends. Transactional email has its own limit on those plans (5,000 at 0-500 subscribers and 25,000 at 501-2,500). Same older-accounts caveat as the pricing basis row. The 30-day trial is limited to 500 emails. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Campaign Monitor states that email support is available during business hours in your region. Essentials lists priority support, and Premier lists premier support including phone support; the FAQ says premier support requests go to the top of the queue. A 24/7 AI support agent is also listed. Support levels by plan are from the plan cards and the 'Help & support' rows of the table; the Lite support level is not shown on its card. Provider claim · Nov 1, 2026 Open Lists & subscribers, pick a list, use the 3-dot menu and choose Export list, then select which subscribers and fields and download a CSV or tab-delimited file. Each list is a separate file. The 'lists and subscribers' permission is required. The article is undated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The help center says there is no minimum contract period for paid plans, and on monthly billing the only commitment is the current month. Annual billing carries a 10% discount. You can close the account at any time, or keep it open and stop monthly payments. A failed card payment blocks sending until the card is fixed. This article is undated and applies to single-team accounts created from 3 August 2026. The earlier billing article at https://help.campaignmonitor.com/s/article/monthly-billing covers older accounts. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Constant Contact No free plan is listed. The FAQ says Constant Contact is a paid platform and offers a free trial with no credit card required. The trial length is not stated on the page. From the FAQ answer to 'Is Constant Contact free?'. The page is undated (footer shows 1996-2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Lite: $12 per month billed monthly at 0-500 contacts, or $10.20 per month with a 12-month prepay (billed annually). At 1,001-2,500 contacts, Lite is $42.50 per month billed annually; the monthly-billing price for that tier is not shown. Standard starts at $35 per month billed monthly ($29.75 billed annually) and Premium at $80 ($68) (USD, US site). The 'See pricing tiers' fee schedule lists amounts 'billed annually' only (Lite $10.20 at 0-500, $25.50 at 501-1,000 and $42.50 at 1,001-2,500; Standard $63.75 and Premium $127.50 at 1,001-2,500). The monthly starting prices are from the FAQ, which also says prepaying 12 months saves up to 15%. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by plan and contact tier. The tier is based on the highest number of contacts you have had in the account, not the count at the end of the month. Monthly sends are 10x contacts on Lite, 12x on Standard and 24x on Premium. Sends over the limit still go out and cost $0.002 each. The overage rule is from the pricing FAQ ($2 for every 1,000 sends over the allowance). The highest-contact-count rule is from the payment options article at https://knowledgebase.constantcontact.com/articles/KnowledgeBase/5775-payment-options-for-your-account?lang=en_US, which shows 'Updated: March 25, 2026'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Lite: 1 automation template. Standard: 3 automation templates, an AI campaign builder and automatic resend to non-openers. Premium: unlimited templates, custom automations, ecommerce templates and auto-sent welcome emails. From the 'What you get' table. Step limits per automation are not stated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Every plan lists web signup forms. Lite has 1 custom segment, Standard 10 and Premium unlimited. Landing pages are not listed in the plan table. All plans also list hosting events, selling products and taking payments. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The page lists 300 integrations, including Shopify, Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Canva, LinkedIn, Vimeo, Zapier and Eventbrite. Premium adds ecommerce templates in automation. All plans list hosting events, selling products and taking payments. Other store platforms are not named in the plan table. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Lite sends 10x your contacts per month, Standard 12x and Premium 24x. Over the limit, emails still go out and extra sends cost $0.002 each ($2 per 1,000). From the FAQ and the fee schedule note. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Constant Contact states that live phone and chat support with marketing experts comes with Lite and Standard, along with live 1:1 onboarding. Premium has a dedicated priority support team and priority onboarding. From the 'What you get' table. The FAQ also says every plan includes live phone and chat support. Provider claim · Nov 1, 2026 Open Contacts, select the contacts (or all), then choose Actions > Export selection, pick the fields and download a CSV or Excel file from the import and export activity page. You can also export a list, segment or tag. Permission status is included only if Advanced Email Permissions are enabled. The article shows 'Updated: August 31, 2026'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 You pay monthly, or prepay 6 months (10% off) or 12 months (15% off). The knowledge base says you can cancel at any time. The pricing page offers a full refund if you cancel within 30 days of signing up. If a payment fails, the account is put on hold and is canceled after 75 days of non-payment. The payment options article shows 'Updated: March 25, 2026'. The 30-day guarantee wording is on the pricing page, which links to terms and conditions that were not read. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
HubSpot Marketing Hub Starter Free tools: $0 per month, free for up to 2 users, no credit card needed. Email marketing allows 2,000 email sends per calendar month with HubSpot branding, and email automation is 1 automated action. The page shows no marketing-contact count for the free tools. From the Marketing Hub plan comparison, read on 2026-11-01. The page is undated (footer shows 2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Starter: 'Starts at $7' per seat per month, shown beside $20 per seat per month struck through, with 1,000 marketing contacts included (USD, US site). The page presents this as special Starter pricing for new customers for a limited time. It has Pay Monthly and Pay Annually options, but the displayed price did not change when each was selected, so the page does not show which billing term the $7 applies to. It shows no price for 500 or 2,500 contacts. Professional is $800 per month and Enterprise $3,600 per month, with required one-time onboarding fees of $3,000 and $7,000. Starter needs no onboarding fee. The page says new customers can save up to 65% on Starter. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Starter is priced per seat and includes 1,000 marketing contacts; you can buy more contacts, and once you choose a contact tier you cannot go lower until the contract renews. Monthly email sends are 5x the marketing contact tier on Starter. For more sends, buy more contacts or the Dedicated IP add-on. From the FAQ answers about marketing contacts and email sends. Marketing contacts count toward the tier; non-marketing contacts are stored in the CRM and cannot be emailed. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free tools: 1 automated action. Starter: up to 10 automated actions. Professional and Enterprise list unlimited actions and omni-channel marketing automation. From the email automation row of the plan table. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The pricing page links a free landing page builder and a free online form builder. The plan table read does not list landing pages or forms by plan. The links are under 'Popular Features' in the page footer; limits by plan are not stated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Not publicly stated The Marketing Hub pricing page names no online-store platform. It says over 2,000 apps and web services are available and shows examples such as Amplitude, Jira, Adobe Express, Aircall, LinkedIn and Microsoft Teams. HubSpot may name store integrations on other pages that were not read. Free tools: 2,000 email sends per calendar month. Starter: 5x the marketing contact tier (5,000 at 1,000 contacts). Professional is 10x and Enterprise 20x. The Dedicated IP add-on is listed for unlimited sends. From the plan table and FAQ. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Starter has email support; Professional and Enterprise add phone support. Community, Academy and the Knowledge Base are open to all Marketing Hub users, including free users. Multi-language support is listed for all users. From the FAQ answer 'What type of support does HubSpot offer?'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 You can export records such as contacts from CRM > Contacts as a file with current property values and associations; export permissions are required. Data for a single contact, including activities, can be exported from the contact record. The article shows 'Last updated: April 2, 2026' and applies to all products and plans. The single-contact export is at https://knowledge.hubspot.com/import-and-export/export-contact-data. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 A Starter subscription has a monthly or annual commitment term. Mid-contract downgrades and cancellations are not allowed: to cancel you turn off auto-renewal and the subscription ends when the commitment term ends, and you are charged until then. Downgrades of seats, contacts or tier take effect at renewal; for Starter, send an email support ticket at least five business days before renewal. The cancel article's metadata shows 2026-07-09. The commitment-term wording is from https://knowledge.hubspot.com/account/review-your-upcoming-renewal. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Kit Free plan: up to 10,000 subscribers, unlimited landing pages and forms, unlimited email broadcasts, tagging and segmentation, A/B testing on broadcasts, and the ability to sell digital products and subscriptions. Visual automations and email sequences need a paid plan. Past 10,000 subscribers you must upgrade to keep sending. The help article shows 'September 23, 2026'. The pricing page also says 'Free—up to 10,000 subscribers'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Creator: at 1,000 subscribers, $39 per month billed monthly or $33 per month billed yearly ($390 per year); at 3,000 subscribers, $59 per month billed monthly or $50 per month billed yearly ($590 per year) (USD, US site). The page's subscriber slider has no 500 or 2,500 tier: it starts at 1,000 and the next tier is 3,000. Prices were read with the page's subscriber slider and yearly/monthly toggle, which only change displayed prices. The page metadata shows og:updated_time 2026-10-30. The toggle reads 'Pay yearly—save 17%'. Both paid plans have a 14-day free trial with no credit card. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by subscriber tier. The pricing page says there are no sending limits on any plan. When you go over a tier, Kit upgrades you automatically to the next tier; if you clean your list and drop under a tier, the team downgrades the plan by hand on request. From the FAQ answers about sending, outgrowing your subscriber limit and cleaning your list. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: no visual automations, automation template library or email sequences. Creator and Pro: unlimited Visual Automations and unlimited email sequences, plus RSS campaigns. The Free plan help article at https://help.kit.com/en/articles/16627071-the-kit-free-plan lists visual automations, sequences and RSS campaigns as paid features. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 All plans list unlimited landing pages and forms. The Free plan help article repeats unlimited forms and landing pages. Kit also lists selling digital products, paid newsletters and tip jars on every plan. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Kit sells digital products and subscriptions itself (Kit Commerce) on every plan, for 3.5% + $0.30 per transaction in USD with no monthly fee. Its commerce page says it connects Shopify, Wix, Thinkific and 100+ tools so purchase data syncs. Abandoned-checkout recovery for Shopify, Fourthwall and Wix is listed on Creator and Pro. The help article's metadata shows 2026-09-03 and says the fee is the only cost of selling through Kit. The store names are from https://kit.com/features/commerce and the pricing page comparison table. Kit says its own cut of the fee is 0.6% of the total. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Kit states that there are no sending limits on any of its plans. From the FAQ 'How many emails can I send with Kit?'. A Kit billing article says a cancelled paid account moves to a free plan with 'a lower sending limit', and the Free plan article says you must upgrade past 10,000 subscribers to keep sending. None of these pages gives a number. Provider claim · Nov 1, 2026 Kit states support is: Free, email support; Creator, 24/7 email and chat support; Pro, 24/7 priority email and chat support. It says most questions are handled first by a Kit AI assistant and the rest go to its team. From the 'Product support' row of the pricing page's comparison table. Provider claim · Nov 1, 2026 Go to Subscribers, filter by status, choose Select all, then use the three-dot menu and Export. The CSV is emailed and may take several minutes. A segment can be exported the same way. The article shows 'September 4, 2026'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 You can cancel anytime in Settings > Account & Billing and keep access until the end of the period you paid for; the account then moves to the free plan. A full refund is available within 30 days of your first payment, and not after that. Annual plans are described as 12 months for the price of 10, with no refunds beyond the 30-day policy. Moving from annual to monthly means contacting Kit's support team. The billing article's metadata shows 2026-10-22. For existing customers, a 2025 price increase took effect on the next billing cycle after October 15, 2025. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Klaviyo Free plan: up to 250 active profiles and 500 email sends per month, plus $5 of mobile messages and $5 of Composer (AI) usage per month. It includes web forms, basic templates with a drag-and-drop editor and built-in reporting. Over the limits, sending can be paused until the next billing cycle or until you upgrade. From the pricing page's free-plan highlights and FAQ, read on 2026-11-01. The page is undated (footer shows 2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Klaviyo Email (Marketing): $20 per month at 500 active profiles and $60 per month at 2,500 active profiles (USD, US site). A limited-time offer takes $19 off the first month at 500 profiles only. The page does not label the price monthly or yearly; a help article says all Klaviyo plans are billed on a monthly basis. Prices were read with the plan builder's active-profile slider, which only changes displayed prices. The billing statement is from https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000976672, which shows 'Updated Oct 20, 2026'. SMS, Composer and other products are priced separately. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by active profiles (contacts who may receive marketing emails). The plan builder showed 5,000 emails per month at 500 profiles and 25,000 at 2,500. If your profile count grows beyond your plan, you move automatically to a plan that fits. If you need more sends than your plan allows, you can upgrade manually or turn on automatic upgrades. From the plan builder and the FAQ answers about growing past your plan and sending higher volumes. On the free plan, sending stops at the limits. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The free plan FAQ says you can build automations, and the plan table lists email and flow templates. Flow and step limits are not stated on the pricing page. The Composer assistant is described as able to 'create campaigns + flows'; it is a separate $20 per month add-on with a free allowance. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Web forms are listed on the free plan and the paid marketing table. Landing pages are not named on the pricing page. Form and landing-page limits by plan are not stated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The pricing page's menu lists Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce (Magento), Salesforce Commerce Cloud and Wix among 400+ apps and integrations. The plan table lists personalized product recommendations and revenue attribution for campaigns. The free plan FAQ says Shopify, Wix and WooCommerce stores can connect. Which integrations are limited by plan is not stated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: 500 email sends per month. Paid email: the plan builder showed 5,000 sends per month at 500 profiles and 25,000 at 2,500. If you need more than your plan allows, you can upgrade manually or automatically. No daily send limit is stated on the pricing page. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: email support for the first 60 days, then the Help Center, Academy and Community. Paid: the plan builder lists 'Standard support' as included, and the FAQ lists onboarding, Community, Academy, chat through the website, a growth success team and agency partners. Support channels by paid plan tier are not broken out on the page. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Export a list or segment to CSV from Audience > Lists & segments, then Manage list or Manage segment > Export to CSV. To export everyone, first create a segment of all profiles. If the option is missing, an Owner or Admin must check permissions. Exports from the last 30 days are under Settings > Other > Downloads. The article shows no updated date in the text read. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 All plans are billed monthly from the day a paid plan begins. You can cancel from Billing and choose to end at the end of the billing cycle (recommended) or immediately; an immediate cancellation gets no refund for the rest of the cycle. Cancelling all plans stops sending, sign-up forms and integrations. The cancel article shows 'Updated Oct 22, 2026'; the billing article (Updated Oct 20, 2026) is at https://help.klaviyo.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000976672. Accounts on manual or multi-month contracts must contact Support to cancel. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Mailchimp Free plan: up to 250 contacts and 500 sends per month, with a daily limit of 250, 1 audience and 1 seat. Landing pages and forms are available to try; marketing automation flows are not included. Above 250 contacts, sending is held until you upgrade or reduce your contacts. The help article at https://mailchimp.com/help/about-mailchimp-pricing-plans/ gives the same limits. The pricing page shows no updated date (footer shows 2001-2026). Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Essentials: $13 per month at 0-500 contacts and $45 per month at 1,501-2,500 contacts, billed monthly (USD, US site). Standard is $20 and $60 per month at those tiers. Standard and Essentials start with a 14-day free trial. Prices were read by choosing each tier in the page's contact selector, which only changes displayed prices. The page's disclaimers say annual plans are offered only for Standard and Premium at 10,000+ contacts, so smaller tiers are monthly. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by contact tier. Monthly sends are 10x contacts on Essentials, 12x on Standard and 15x on Premium. After the trial, if you go over a contact or send limit, Mailchimp bills the overage and keeps campaigns running as long as you pay on time. The Free plan stops sending instead. From the plan table and the FAQ answer 'What happens if I hit the contact or sending limit?'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: marketing automation flows not included. Essentials: flows with up to 4 steps per flow. Standard and Premium: up to 200 flows, with up to 200 steps per flow and branching. From the 'Marketing Automation Flows' row and its tooltip. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Popup forms are listed on every plan, marked beta with very limited availability. The Free plan help article says you can try landing pages and forms. The pricing page gives no landing-page or signup-form limits by plan. Help article: https://mailchimp.com/help/about-mailchimp-pricing-plans/. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The site's integrations menu names Shopify, WooCommerce, Square, Wix, Squarespace and Stripe among 300+ integrations. The pricing page lists Shopify, WordPress and Canva as examples, and lists predictive segmentation of buying behavior on Standard and Premium. The pricing page says additional terms and fees may apply to third-party integrations. Which store integrations are limited by plan is not stated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: 500 sends per month, with a 250 per day cap. Essentials: 10x contacts per month (25,000 at 2,500 contacts). Standard: 12x (6,000 at 500 contacts; 30,000 at 2,500). Premium: 15x. The 25,000 and 30,000 figures are from the page's comparison grid, which uses 2,500 contacts as its example. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Mailchimp states: Free, email support for the first 30 days; Essentials and Standard, 24/7 email and chat support; Premium, priority email and chat support plus phone support in English during business hours. From the 'Customer Support' row and its tooltip. Provider claim · Nov 1, 2026 Owners and Admins can export an audience or segment as a CSV file (a ZIP with one CSV per contact type when needed). The export does not include email engagement metrics such as opens and clicks, or purchase history. Exports stay in your account for 30 days. The article shows no updated date. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 After the trial, Mailchimp's terms say you are charged monthly or annually at the then-current rate for your plan and contact tier until you cancel, change plans or move to Free. You can pause the marketing plan for 3 or 6 months (2 pauses every 12 months) or permanently delete the account. You can downgrade from a paid plan to Free only once over the life of the account. The charging wording is from the Standard Terms of Use at https://mailchimp.com/legal/terms/. The downgrade limit is from https://mailchimp.com/help/change-or-pause-your-pricing-plan/. None of these pages shows an updated date. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
MailerLite Free plan: 250 subscribers, 2,500 emails per month, 2 user seats and knowledge-base support. It includes email campaigns, 3 automations (5 steps each), 1 website, 1 landing page and 3 forms. From the Free card and comparison table. The cancel article at https://www.mailerlite.com/help/cancel-my-subscription (metadata 2026-10-27) lists the same limits. The page also offers a free 14-day trial of the paid features, no credit card required. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Comfort: at 500 subscribers, $12 per month billed monthly or $10.80 per month billed yearly ($129.60 per year); at 2,500 subscribers, $33 per month billed monthly or $29.70 per month billed yearly ($356.40 per year) (USD, US site). Power is $25 and $49 per month billed monthly at those two tiers. Prices were read by moving the page's subscriber slider to 500 and 2,500 and reading the plan cards, which only changes displayed prices. The billing help article at https://www.mailerlite.com/help/plan-and-billing says new pricing began on June 16, 2026. Yearly billing saves 10%. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by active subscribers and by emails sent each month. Comfort allows 5,000 emails at 500 subscribers and 25,000 at 2,500; Power has unlimited sends. If you pass a limit, the plan upgrades automatically and returns to the tier for your subscriber count at renewal. The billing article's metadata shows 2026-10-21. The send counts per tier are from the pricing page cards. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: 3 active automations, 5 steps each. Comfort: 50 automations, 100 steps each. Power: unlimited automations, 100 steps each and multiple triggers. Ecommerce triggers, RSS campaigns and auto resend are also listed. From the comparison table. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: 3 forms, 1 website and 1 landing page. Comfort: 10 forms, 10 websites and 10 landing pages. Power: unlimited forms, websites and landing pages. Embedded forms, pop-ups and form A/B testing are listed. Per-plan marks for the extra rows do not appear as text on the page. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The comparison table lists Shopify, WooCommerce and Stripe integrations, an E-commerce integrations row, ecommerce triggers for automations and e-commerce sales tracking. It also lists selling digital products, bookings, paid newsletters and recurring subscriptions. Per-plan availability of these rows is not shown as text. The page says every paid plan gets its full feature set and you pay more for a bigger list or more sending, although the cards cap items such as automations and forms. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: 2,500 emails per month. Comfort: 5,000 at 500 subscribers and 25,000 at 2,500. Power: unlimited monthly emails. From the plan cards at each subscriber tier. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 MailerLite states support is: Free, knowledge-base support; Comfort, email support; Power, live chat and email support; Enterprise, priority support. A '24/7 live chat support' row appears in the comparison table. From the plan cards and the 'Get support' rows of the table. Provider claim · Nov 1, 2026 Account administrators can export all subscribers, or by status, group or segment, from the Subscribers page as CSV or CSV for Excel. Only the columns visible in your subscriber list are exported, so add extra fields first. The article shows 'Last time edited: Apr 14, 2026'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Monthly plans renew automatically on the same day each month, and annual plans renew automatically with a 10% discount. If you cancel, the account drops to the Free plan when the billing cycle ends and you are not charged again. New pricing began on June 16, 2026; paid accounts move to it at their next renewal or when the plan is changed. The billing article's metadata shows 2026-10-21; the cancel article at https://www.mailerlite.com/help/cancel-my-subscription shows 2026-10-27. The Free plan keeps up to 250 active subscribers, so extra subscribers must be reduced before a downgrade. Verified · Nov 1, 2026
Omnisend Free plan: up to 500 emails per month to up to 250 contacts, plus 500 web push notifications. The pricing FAQ says Free can use all the features of the paid plans, while a help article says multi-step automation, A/B testing, advanced segmentation and SMS are blocked on Free. The pages disagree. The help article (metadata 2026-10-28) is at https://support.omnisend.com/en/articles/3998349-downgrade-cancel-or-freeze-your-omnisend-subscription. The pricing page is undated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Standard: $11.20 per month shown at 251-500 contacts and $30.80 per month at 2,001-2,500 contacts, when you pay 3 months upfront at 30% off, then billed monthly (USD, US site). The page's three-month totals before the discount are $48.00 and $132.00 ($33.60 and $92.40 charged up front). Pro shows $41.30 per month at 2,500 contacts (its smallest tier), from a $177.00 three-month total. Prices were read with the page's list-size slider, which only changes displayed prices. The standard monthly price after the promotion is not stated; dividing the three-month totals gives $16.00 and $44.00 per month for Standard. The help article says a multi-month promotional plan reverts to standard monthly pricing on the next billing cycle. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Priced by billable contacts, which the help article says include all subscribed contacts (email, SMS and push) and non-subscribed contacts; excluding contacts from a campaign does not lower the count. Standard sends 12x the list size per month, Pro sends unlimited emails under a fair use policy, and Free sends 500. On Free or Standard, going over the email limit gives you the option to upgrade, and you confirm before it happens. The billable-contact definition is from https://support.omnisend.com/en/articles/3998349-downgrade-cancel-or-freeze-your-omnisend-subscription. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Email, SMS and push automation workflows are listed, including cart abandonment, order and shipping confirmation and welcome series. Step and workflow limits are not stated. The help article says multi-step workflows are not available on Free. From the feature table on the pricing page. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Signup forms (including SMS opt-in), popups with display rules, teasers and landing pages are listed. The plan table shows unlimited active signup forms and unlimited additional fields on Free, Standard and Pro. The 'Powered by Omnisend' badge on signup forms is required on Free and optional on Standard and Pro. Landing-page limits by plan are not stated. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The page lists these platforms: Shopify, Shopify Plus, BigCommerce, WordPress, WooCommerce, Wix, Shoplazza and Ecwid. Cart-abandonment and other ecommerce automations, a product recommender (Agent Pro) and sales reports are listed. Platform names are from the page footer; the page also cites 330+ pre-built integrations in its marketing text. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Free: 500 emails per month. Standard: 12x the list size per month (6,000 at 500 contacts; 30,000 at 2,500). Pro: unlimited emails under a fair use policy. From the plan cards and FAQ. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 Omnisend states it offers 24/7 live chat and email support for all customers on any plan, including free. Standard and Pro customers spending $400 per month or more get a dedicated Account Expert, and Pro lists priority support. From the page's support and FAQ sections. Provider claim · Nov 1, 2026 Owners, Admins and Analysts can export contacts to a CSV file from Audience > Exports: all contacts, contacts by email subscription status, a segment or a tag. Files are stored under Exports, and most finish within a few minutes. The article shows 'September 30, 2026'. Verified · Nov 1, 2026 The page shows 3 months paid upfront at the promotional rate, then billed monthly; the help article says a multi-month promotional plan reverts to standard monthly pricing on the next billing cycle. Cancelling to Free keeps paid features until the end of the billing cycle. A Free account not logged into for 3 months is deleted. The article's metadata shows 2026-10-28 ('Updated this week'). Downgrading to a lower paid tier applies immediately and starts a new 30-day cycle. A one-time $50 fee can freeze a subscription instead. Verified · Nov 1, 2026

Questions

How were these platforms chosen?

Each sells email campaigns to small businesses, shows plan prices on its own site and was on sale on the check date. Ten providers were checked and all ten met that rule. The page lists them in alphabetical order and does not rank them. Providers that were not researched to the same depth are not listed.

Where do the prices come from?

Each provider's own pricing page, help center and legal pages, in US dollars on its US site, read on 2026-11-01. Each price says the plan, the contact tier and whether it is billed monthly or yearly. Several pages build their price tables with scripts, so the tables were read in a browser, and tier and billing controls were changed only to read other displayed prices. Kit's tier slider has no 500 or 2,500 tier, ActiveCampaign's starts at 1,000, and HubSpot's page shows no tier price, so those rows use the nearest tier shown. Prices, free-plan limits and offers change often, so check the provider before you buy.

What does "Not publicly stated" mean?

The provider's pages did not say. It does not mean the answer is no.

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