THE EMAIL PLATFORM DESK
The right email platform for the list you already have.
You are not starting from zero: you have contacts, a cadence and automations that must survive the move. WhichMailer compares nine platforms on what each plan really costs at your list size, what the sending limits hide, and what a migration actually preserves.
MailerLiteBest all-round valueThe plan ladder stays readable, the tooling is fast, and the Comfort tier covers a serious newsletter without automation taxes.
Free plan, paid from $12/mo · Free up to 250 subscribers, 2,500 emails/moTry MailerLite
BrevoBig list, slow cadenceContacts are free and you pay for emails sent, which flips the economics for large lists emailed a few times a month.
Free plan, paid from $9/mo · Free plan: 300 emails a day, unlimited contactsTry Brevo
MoosendBest budget entryThe lowest published entry price of the nine, with unlimited sends and the automation basics included.
From $9/mo · paid plans onlyTry Moosend
Nine platforms, one registry: every price and sending limit comes from the official pricing pages and is shown with the same rules.
AT A GLANCE
Nine platforms, one set of rules
Same registry, same rules: entry prices below are the lowest published tier, and every amount links back to the official pricing page.
| Platform | Best for | From | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|
| MailerLite | Newsletters on a steady cadence that want clean, fast tooling | free plan, paid from $12/moFree up to 250 subscribers, 2,500 emails/mo | Full guide Try MailerLite |
| Moosend | The lowest published entry price with unlimited campaigns | from $9/mopaid plans only | Full guide Try Moosend |
| Brevo | Big lists emailed occasionally: volume pricing beats contact pricing | free plan, paid from $9/moFree plan: 300 emails a day, unlimited contacts | Full guide Try Brevo |
| Kit | Creators selling digital products and paid newsletters | free plan, paid from $39/moFree up to 10,000 subscribers, unlimited sends | Full guide Try Kit |
| GetResponse | Running several brands or lists under one roof | from €16/mopaid plans only | Full guide Try GetResponse |
| ActiveCampaign | Teams that outgrew simple sequence builders | from $19/mopaid plans only | Full guide Try ActiveCampaign |
| Mailchimp | A known quantity with every integration under the sun | free plan, paid from $13/moFree up to 250 contacts, 500 emails/mo | Full guide Visit Mailchimp |
| Omnisend | Ecommerce stores living on abandoned-cart and post-purchase flows | free plan, paid from $16/moFree up to 250 contacts, 500 emails/mo | Full guide Try Omnisend |
| Sender | A free tier that covers 2,500 subscribers and real sending | free plan, paid from $9/moFree up to 2,500 subscribers, 15,000 emails/mo | Full guide Try Sender |
START FROM YOUR SITUATION
What are you actually deciding?
Settle the value duel
MailerLite against Moosend on the same newsletter, priced from both official ladders.
Read the guide →
Read a full platform dossier
Comfort vs Power, the 10x sending cap, and who should look elsewhere.
Read the guide →
Price your exact list
Contacts times cadence against every published ladder, limits included.
Read the guide →
Understand the billing units
Per contact, per email sent, or hybrid caps: who is cheap depends on your cadence.
Read the guide →TOOLS
Do the math before the demo call
Email cost calculator
Your list size and cadence against every published plan ladder. No interpolation, no invented discounts: if a price is not published, it says so.
Price my list →Migration checklist
Subscribers, unsubscribes, groups, consent records and automations: what to inventory before you move, and what to test before you cut over.
Open the checklist →METHOD
How WhichMailer decides
Prices from the source
Every amount in the registry comes from an official pricing page and is reviewed against it. Nothing is averaged, interpolated or copied from aggregators.
Limits next to prices
A cheap plan with a sending cap is not cheap at a daily cadence. Sending limits and billing units sit next to every price we show.
Tests are labelled
A page only claims a test when the test was actually run. Until then, it is a protocol, and it says so. Our methodology spells out the rules.
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