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12 tools that solve a similar problem. Compare what each costs and what it covers.
Email marketing with a free plan that lasts
AWeber keeps a free plan running with no expiry, unlike Moosend's thirty-day trial that ends with nothing underneath it.
Send-based email pricing with a real free tier
Mailjet keeps a real free tier running after the trial period other tools set a deadline on, priced by the send rather than by contacts held.
Twelve thousand free emails every month
Mailercloud gives twelve thousand free emails every month permanently, a fallback Moosend does not offer once its trial ends.
Email marketing that stays cheap as lists grow
MailerLite is the permanent free plan Moosend does not have, worth moving to once the thirty-day trial is the only thing standing between the list and a bill.
Email billed per send, not per contact
Mailcoach bills by the send rather than by contacts stored, so a large dormant list does not raise the bill on its own.
Emails a reader can fill in without leaving
Mailmodo builds interactive forms into the email itself, so a reader answers without clicking through to a separate page.
Email, SMS and automation on one free plan
Brevo keeps automation on a permanent free plan alongside SMS sending, where Moosend's automation only exists behind a trial that expires.
Works with WhatsApp
Email marketing aimed at small businesses
Constant Contact adds social post scheduling next to email, aimed at a small business managing both from one account.
Email for developers, with broadcasts attached
Resend is built for a developer sending email from code first, with a marketing broadcast feature layered on afterward.
Email automation with a CRM underneath it
ActiveCampaign bundles a CRM into the automation, aimed at tracking a sales pipeline rather than pure list segmentation.
Ecommerce email priced on active people
Drip prices on active contacts rather than full list size, and is built specifically for ecommerce behaviour rather than general newsletters.
Self hosted sending on top of Amazon SES
Sendy is a one-time $69 purchase run on your own server through Amazon SES, for someone who would rather own the sending infrastructure than pay monthly.
