Visit Drip
drip.com
Making the work
Growing an audience
Running the business
drip.com
8 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Email and SMS for people selling products
Omnisend does email and SMS for people selling products, with a free tier and plans from $11.20, a cheaper entry to store-focused sending than $39.
Behaviour-driven email built on a flow editor
Encharge is behaviour-driven email on a flow editor from $79, the same event-led approach with a higher floor and a trial instead of active-people pricing.
Emails a reader can fill in without leaving
Mailmodo lets a reader fill in a form inside the email itself, from $27 a month, aimed at interactive campaigns rather than the store behaviour Drip tracks.
CRM, email and checkout in one subscription
Ontraport folds CRM, email and checkout into one subscription from $83, a swap when the selling and the sending should sit on one bill.
Email marketing with automation on every plan
Moosend includes automation on every plan from $7 a month, echoing Drip's everybody-gets-everything stance at a fraction of the price.
Email, automation and webinars on one bill
GetResponse puts email, automation and webinars on one bill from $15.58, broader marketing coverage where Drip stays pointed at store behaviour.
Email automation with a CRM underneath it
ActiveCampaign pairs email automation with a CRM underneath from $15 a month, the better fit where deals and pipelines matter as much as carts.
Email marketing with the longest integration list
Mailchimp brings the longest integration list, a free tier and plans from $20, the generalist choice against machinery priced on active people.
