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GetResponse pricing

What each GetResponse plan costs at your size.

From $15.58 a month

1,000
Billing
Lowest total for you

GetResponse Starter

$15.58a month

Plan $15.58, billed yearlyNo extra fees

GetResponse also has a free plan we haven't recorded yet.

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GetResponse plans

  • StarterLowest at your size

    $15.58a month, billed yearly

    For 1,000 contacts

    Fits best up to 1,000 subscribers.

    Same at your size, no extra fees.

    • custom automation workflows: 1
  • Marketer

    $48.38a month, billed yearly

    For 1,000 contacts

    Fits best if you need advanced audience segmentation.

    Same at your size, no extra fees.

    • automation workflows: unlimited
  • Creator

    $56.58a month, billed yearly

    For 1,000 contacts

    Fits best if you need webinars.

    Same at your size, no extra fees.

    • course students: up to 500

On every plan: contacts: 1,000 (list size shown). monthly email sends: unlimited. Price changes with list size.

What GetResponse costs with fees

Cheapest plan at each size, billed yearly.

  • 500 subscribersStarter

    $15.58 a month

    Plan only, no extra fees.

  • 2,500 subscribersNo published price

    Not published
  • 10,000 subscribersNo published price

    Not published

More on GetResponse pricing

Who each GetResponse plan suits

Starter: The cheapest paid plan.
  • Starter: The cheapest paid plan. Paying yearly costs 18% less a month than paying monthly.
  • Marketer: A middle tier between the cheapest and most expensive paid plans. Paying yearly costs 18% less a month than paying monthly.
  • Creator: The most expensive self-serve plan listed, for when you outgrow the cheaper plans. Paying yearly costs 18% less a month than paying monthly.

What GetResponse doesn't publish

Prices for list sizes other than 1,000 not in text (slider).
  • Prices for list sizes other than 1,000 not in text (slider).
  • A Free account is mentioned in FAQ (14-day trial then premium features lost) but no free-plan limits are stated.
  • Prices are net of local taxes.
  • Enterprise is sold through a sales team, so it isn't covered here.

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