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Mailercloud gives away 12,000 emails a month free with no card, then $10 a month for unlimited sends at the entry band. Moosend has no free plan at all, only a 30 day trial, then $7 a month billed annually for automation, segmentation and landing pages bundled into one tier. Mailercloud wins on having a real permanent free plan. Moosend is cheaper at its first paid step and includes more features in that single price, but nothing survives once the trial ends without paying.
Twelve thousand free emails every month
Email marketing with automation on every plan
Mailercloud | Moosend | |
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| Starting price (they differ) | From $10 | From $7 |
| Pricing model (they differ) | Free plan, paid tiers | Free trial, then paid |
| Free tier (they differ) | Yes | No |
| Billing | Not stated | Monthly or annual |
| Free trial | Not stated | 30 days |
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Twelve thousand free emails every month
Mailercloud gives twelve thousand emails a month on a free plan that needs no card, which is one of the larger permanent allowances in this category. Above it, a single cheap tier lifts the send limit rather than adding features. A separate email API is sold beside the marketing product for anybody who needs transactional sending too. The list-management and reporting tools are ordinary rather than clever, and the free allowance is the reason to be here.
Our note
The free allowance is the reason to look, and it is larger than Mailjet's or MailerLite's on emails a month. Check the contact bands before growing, because the price moves on contacts once you are paying even though the free tier is measured in sends.
Email marketing with automation on every plan
Moosend puts automation, segmentation and landing pages on its single paid tier rather than staging them across four, so the price rises with list size instead of with features. Subscribers are the meter. A thirty-day trial runs without a card, which is longer than most of this category offers and long enough to migrate a list and actually send. There is no permanent free plan underneath it, so the trial is a deadline rather than a fallback.
Pick Mailercloud if a permanently free allowance matters, since 12,000 emails a month costs nothing indefinitely, with no trial clock running out. Its own listing admits the tools around that allowance are plainer than the automation-heavy platforms it undercuts on price.
Pick Moosend if you want automation, segmentation and landing pages bundled at a low price and do not need a standing free plan. Pro is $7 a month billed annually, cheaper than Mailercloud's paid step, backed by a 30 day trial long enough to migrate a real list, though the account needs a paid plan once that trial ends.
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| Covers | Email Marketing & Automation, Newsletter & Email | Email Marketing & Automation, Newsletter & Email |
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Our note
The absence of a free plan is the thing to notice, because everything else here is priced like a tool that has one. Take the trial seriously and migrate a real list during it, since a half-hearted look will not tell you whether the automation is what you needed.