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12 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Email for lists that outgrew a free plan
EmailOctopus does the same email marketing job at the same $9 entry price with a free tier, pitched at lists that outgrew a free plan.
Send-based email pricing with a real free tier
Mailjet matches Brevo's send-based pricing shape and free tier at the same $9 entry price, the nearest swap for a big list mailed occasionally.
Email marketing with a free plan that lasts
AWeber's free plan is built to last rather than expire, at $12.50 against the $9 Brevo charges by messages sent instead of contacts stored.
Twelve thousand free emails every month
Mailercloud's free plan runs to twelve thousand emails every month, then $10, close to Brevo's own $9 start for a similar send-priced shape.
Email marketing that stays cheap as lists grow
MailerLite is a straight swap that stays cheap as lists grow, with a free tier and paid plans from $12.
Email marketing with the longest integration list
Mailchimp covers the same job with the longest integration list; it keeps a free tier but paid starts at $20 against Brevo's $9.
Email that looks designed without a designer
Flodesk leans on templates that look designed without a designer, from $25 with a free tier, well above Brevo's $9 start for the same free-plan safety net.
Email marketing with automation on every plan
Moosend puts automation on every plan and undercuts Brevo at $7 a month, though it offers a free trial rather than a lasting free tier.
Email for developers, with broadcasts attached
Resend is an API built for developers first, with newsletter broadcasts attached rather than the main feature, from $20 against Brevo's $9.
Email and SMS for people selling products
Omnisend also pairs email with SMS, aimed at people selling products, with a free tier and paid plans from $11.20.
Email automation with a CRM underneath it
ActiveCampaign bundles a CRM into the automation, from $15 with no free tier; Brevo stays plainer and keeps a free plan, priced by messages sent rather than contacts stored.
Email marketing aimed at small businesses
Constant Contact folds in social media posting alongside email, aimed squarely at small businesses, from $12 with a trial rather than Brevo's lasting free plan.
