Making the work
Growing an audience
Running the business
8 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
CRM, email and checkout in one subscription
Ontraport at $83 puts CRM, email and checkout on one subscription, carrying the sales side that GetResponse leaves out.
Email marketing with a free plan that lasts
AWeber keeps a free plan going for good, cheaper to start than GetResponse's trial-only $15.58, the pick for a plain newsletter that does not need funnels or webinars attached.
Emails a reader can fill in without leaving
Mailmodo lets a reader fill in a form or book right inside the email itself, from $27 a month, a narrower but sharper tool than GetResponse's full funnel-and-webinar bundle.
Email marketing aimed at small businesses
Constant Contact starts a little cheaper at $12 a month and adds social media posting alongside email, aimed at a small business rather than a creator selling a course.
Behaviour-driven email built on a flow editor
Encharge at $79 triggers email on what somebody did inside your product, branching on behaviour rather than bundling webinars alongside.
Ecommerce email priced on active people
Drip prices on active contacts rather than a flat list size, from $39 a month, built for ecommerce automation rather than the webinars and funnels GetResponse bundles in.
Email automation with a CRM underneath it
ActiveCampaign starts near the same $15 a month but builds a CRM into the automation, the pick when contacts need deal stages and pipelines rather than a landing page and a webinar.
Funnels, courses and email in one subscription
ClickFunnels starts higher at $97 a month but centers on funnel building with courses and email attached, the pick when the funnel is the product rather than the newsletter.
