PLATFORMS

One honest dossier per platform

Each dossier covers the real plan ladder, the sending limits, who should choose it, who should not, and the migration paths in and out. Prices come from the registry and link back to the official pages.

The billing unit matters more than the headline price. Moosend charges by contacts with unlimited sends, from $9 per month at 500 contacts on Pro, and the Moosend plan ladder lists every rung on monthly and annual billing, read on the official pricing page. Sender caps monthly emails at a multiple of your list instead, as its Standard and Professional ladders show.



ActiveCampaign

ActiveCampaign's Starter, Plus, Pro and Enterprise ladders from the official catalogue: automation depth, sending multip



ActiveCampaign plans: Starter to Enterprise

Four plans on one contact ladder, a thousand contact floor, a Starter ceiling and extra sends billed on top.



Brevo

Brevo prices by emails sent with unlimited contacts. The Starter and Standard volume ladders, the 300-a-day free cap, an



Brevo plans: Starter vs Standard

Brevo bills monthly email volume rather than list size, which changes who it suits and where the ladder ends.



GetResponse

GetResponse's Starter, Marketer and Creator ladders, unlimited sends, multi-list management and bundled webinars, with a



GetResponse plans: Starter, Marketer, Creator

Three plans on one list-size ladder. Starter allows a single automation workflow, and that limit decides most upgrades.



Kit

Kit, formerly ConvertKit: the free tier to ten thousand subscribers, the Creator and Pro ladder, unlimited sends, and wh



Kit plans: Free, Creator and Pro

The free tier runs to ten thousand subscribers, so what you are actually buying on Creator is sequences and automations.



Mailchimp

Mailchimp's Essentials, Standard and Premium ladders from the official pricing data: sending multiples, overage fees, mo



Mailchimp plans: Essentials vs Standard vs Premium

The three paid plans differ mostly by how many emails your contact tier allows, and by what happens when you go over.



MailerLite

Comfort vs Power, the 10x sending cap, and who should look elsewhere.



MailerLite plans: Comfort vs Power

The plan-by-volume decision: the 10x cap, unlimited sending, and when a team needs Power.



Moosend

Moosend's Pro plan ladder from the official pricing page: the lowest entry price of the nine, unlimited sends, no perman



Moosend plans: the Pro ladder by list size

One self-serve plan with unlimited sends. The price is the contact rung you land on, and the 10,000 rung costs more per contact than the 8,000 one.



Omnisend

Omnisend's Standard and Pro plans from the official pricing data: cart and post-purchase flows, the 12x sending on Stand



Omnisend plans: Standard and Pro

Standard includes twelve times your contacts in monthly emails. Pro removes that and hands back SMS credits worth the bill.



Sender

Sender's free tier to 2,500 subscribers, the Standard and Professional ladders, the 12x and 24x sending rules, and who s



Sender plans: Standard and Professional by list size

Two paid ladders priced by subscribers, with 12x or 24x monthly emails. Per email they cost almost the same, and the 15,000 rung is dearer per contact on both.