Getresponse Pricing 2022: Which Plan is Best for You

Getresponse has just unveiled its latest set of subscription plans, which will be available to new users starting in August. Before you sign up, it’s important to make sure that your business needs are being met by the right plan—the Getresponse plan that’s right for you might not necessarily be the same as the one that other businesses might need. The company’s business-specific plans are called “Features,” and they range from $30 to $600 per month depending on how many subscribers you have and how much email traffic your business generates each month.

Getresponse’s free email marketing service

Getresponse offers a free account for new users, with up to 2,000 subscribers and 12,000 emails per month. This is more than enough room to figure out if you like Getresponse before moving onto a paid plan.

The annual price plan

For starters, here’s a chart listing our current price plans and what you get with each. Then, we’ll go into more detail on each plan and how to decide which one is best for your needs.

The starter plan

This plan is perfect for new bloggers and comes with 10,000 free email subscribers per month. However, you can also invite up to 250 friends and colleagues to join GetResponse free of charge. So if you have some contacts in your industry that would benefit from a marketing platform like GetResponse then start here and get free users for life!

The professional plan

In a perfect world, every business would have unlimited funds. Unfortunately, that’s just not always possible. That’s why GetResponse offers three different pricing tiers—starting at $19 per month. Choose between their entry-level (Starter), mid-range (Professional), and high-end plans based on your budget and needs.

Value add-ons

Email marketing providers are always looking for ways to differentiate themselves from their competitors. The top email marketing software providers are constantly innovating and adding new features to keep your attention. With all of these extra features comes a price tag, however. Take some time to figure out which extra features will be most valuable to you before picking a pricing plan. Perhaps you’ll find that a more expensive plan is really worth it!

How much is your time worth?

To determine which plan is best for you, consider your time as well as your budget. Ask yourself what features you absolutely must have in a good email marketing service and evaluate whether they are available on each tier. Think about how much time it would take to move all your contacts over to a new provider if you decided to switch, and use that figure in conjunction with cost to determine where you should sign up.

Do you already have an email database?

If you already have an email database, you might want to consider using bulk or transactional email services like MailChimp, Constant Contact, AWeber, or Mad Mimi. These providers are best for sending marketing emails—newsletters, product announcements, and promotions—to a list of people who have opted in to receive them.

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