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GetResponse has been sending email since before most of its competitors existed, and it kept adding: landing pages, funnels, paid webinars, an ecommerce push. For a creator selling a course that breadth removes two other subscriptions. It also means the interface carries twenty years of features, and the newer tools feel lighter to use.
Starter is $19 a month, or $15.58 paid annually. Marketer is $59 against $48.38 and adds automation builders. Creator is $69 against $56.58. Every tier states unlimited monthly sends and a free custom domain on the yearly plan, and the trial runs 14 days. Charities and NGOs are offered 50 percent off monthly plans.
Creators selling a course or a coaching offer who want the emails, the pages and the webinar on one bill. Somebody who wants a plain newsletter with a good writing experience will find it heavier than the tools built for that.
The webinar tool is the reason to pick this over Kit or MailerLite, and it is worth real money if you run live sessions. If you do not, you are paying for twenty years of features to send email that those two send more pleasantly.
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