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Constant Contact is the one a local business gets recommended by its accountant, and that shapes the product: templates, an event tool, social posting, and support you can telephone. A creator running a list will find it plainer than the platforms built for newsletters. What it does well is stay out of the way of somebody who does not want to learn marketing software.
Lite is $12 a month, Standard $35 and Premium $80, all introductory rates with an asterisk and a 30 percent discount for the first three months across the top of the page. Premium includes 500 messages; Lite and Standard customers add them from $10 a month for 500. Prepaying twelve months saves up to 15 percent, and non-profits up to 30. A trial is offered without a stated length.
Local businesses and non-profits who want marketing software that does not assume any technical knowledge. A creator who cares about deliverability, automation or segmentation will find better tools at the same price.
The list price rises after the introductory period, so quote yourself the second-year number before comparing. For a creator this is rarely the right pick against MailerLite or Brevo; for a business that will phone somebody when a send fails, it earns its keep.
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