MailerLite
Email marketing
Email marketing that stays cheap as lists grow
Growing an audience
Running the business
AWeber has been sending newsletters since before most of its competitors existed, and it shows in both directions: the deliverability is dependable and the interface is dated. The free plan runs to 500 subscribers with automations included, which is more than most rivals give away. Its ecommerce feature charges a small percentage of each sale on the cheaper plans.
Free covers 500 subscribers with automations, landing pages and forms. Lite is $12.50 a month billed annually and Plus is $20.00, with unlimited subscribers priced by list size above that and up to four months free on annual billing. The ecommerce feature charges a sales fee that falls from 1.0 percent on the free plan to 0.6 percent on both paid tiers. A 14-day trial is offered, and a done-for-you setup service is sold separately at a discounted $79.
Newsletter writers and small businesses who want dependable sending and a free tier that includes the automation features. Anybody who cares most about how the editor looks will find newer platforms nicer to work in.
MailerLite's free plan holds twice the subscribers. AWeber's holds half as many with the automations switched on, so it suits a list that needs sequences before it needs size. The editor is the part that shows its age.
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