Email marketing platforms help small businesses build customer relationships, promote products, and turn subscribers into repeat buyers without requiring a large marketing team. I compared 10 of the best email marketing platforms based on pricing, campaign tools, automation, segmentation, integrations, customer support, and overall value for small businesses.
Zoho Campaigns is my top choice because it combines a generous free plan with affordable paid options, unlimited email sends, automation workflows, and integrations with other Zoho business apps. However, the right platform depends on how your business uses email. HubSpot is better for CRM-based lead nurturing, while Klaviyo and Omnisend offer stronger ecommerce tools. MailerLite and Brevo are more affordable options for businesses focused on newsletters and regular customer communication.
Here is a quick comparison of the top email marketing platforms for small businesses in 2026.
Email marketing platform
Best for
Starting monthly price*
Zoho Campaigns Best overall email marketing platform for small businesses Free for up to 2,000 contacts and 6,000 emails per month; paid plans start at $3 per month for 500 contacts** HubSpot Best for CRM-based lead generation and customer management Free for up to two users; Marketing Hub Starter starts at $20 per seat, per month on monthly billing** Brevo Best for affordable email and SMS marketing Free for up to 300 emails per day; Starter starts at $9 per month for 5,000 monthly emails** MailerLite Best for high-volume newsletters on a budget Free for up to 250 subscribers and 2,500 monthly emails; Comfort starts at $12 per month** Klaviyo Best for advanced workflow automation Free for up to 250 active profiles and 500 monthly emails; paid email plans start at $45 per month at the provider’s default paid profile level Omnisend Best for detailed audience segmentation Free for up to 250 contacts; Standard starts at $16 per month Mailchimp Best for branded landing pages and campaign design Free for fewer than 250 contacts; Essentials starts at $15 per month GetResponse Best for tracking campaign revenue and conversions Starter starts at $19 per month for up to 1,000 subscribers** Kit Best for creators selling content and digital products Free for up to 1,000 subscribers; Creator starts at $33 per month ** ActiveCampaign Best for detailed multistep marketing automations No free plan; Starter starts at $15 per month **
*Prices reflect each provider’s lowest listed US entry point as of July 2026. Contact-based platforms may charge more as the subscriber list grows. Promotional rates, annual discounts, SMS fees, onboarding costs, and add-ons are not included unless specified. **Annual billing
*Annual billing, lumpsum payment.
The top email marketing platforms differ most in their free access, sending limits, automation tools, and AI features. I used the overall scores from my evaluation rubric for the expert ratings below.
Provider
Free plan or trial
AI writing assistant
Unlimited monthly email sending
Automated drip email campaigns
My expert score out of 5
Zoho Campaigns Free plan ✓
Yes, on paid plans ✓
4.56
HubSpot Free plan ✓
No ✓
4.50
Brevo Free plan X
No Higher-tier plans 4.38
MailerLite Free plan ✓
Yes, with the Power plan ✓
4.35
Klaviyo Free plan ✓
No ✓
4.21
Omnisend Free plan ✓
No ✓
4.09
Mailchimp Free plan ✓
No Paid plans 4.08
GetResponse 30-day free trial ✓
Yes, on paid plans ✓
3.92
Kit Free plan and 14-day paid-plan trial ✓
Yes 1 basic automation (Free); unlimited (Creator) 3.88
ActiveCampaign 14-day free trial ✓
No ✓
3.86
I reviewed 10 email marketing platforms using current pricing, feature, and customer support information from each provider’s official website. I also used my hands-on testing notes and prior experience with these tools to assess how well each platform supports small business marketing needs.
Each provider was scored using a consistent weighted rubric of pricing, general features, advanced or niche features, customer support, and my expert assessment. Where possible, I standardized paid pricing at or near 1,000 contacts so the cost comparison would be more consistent. Scores may be updated when a provider changes its pricing, plan limits, or included features after the rubric was completed. See the full methodology
Why you can trust Fit Small Business Fit Small Business follows a clear editorial policy that prioritizes accurate, practical, and independent recommendations for small business owners. For this guide, I reviewed official provider documentation, compared pricing and plan limits, tested key tools directly where access was available, and applied the same weighted scoring rubric to each platform.
I have more than 10 years of experience in ecommerce and digital marketing, including creating newsletters, promotional campaigns, automated email sequences, ecommerce campaigns, and lead-generation workflows. My recommendations also draw from direct product testing and research into how each platform performs for real small business use cases. See the full methodology below for more detail on how each provider was scored.
Zoho Campaigns: Overall best email marketing software for small businesses
Low-cost plans for small lists Generous free sending allowance Built-in campaign automation Ecommerce campaign support Automatically HIPAA- and GDPR- compliant
Some tools require separate Zoho products Reporting is less commerce-focused than Klaviyo Advanced workflows may require higher plans Why I chose Zoho Campaigns Zoho Campaigns is one of the most intuitive email marketing platforms I’ve tried and the one I recommend the most if you’re completely new to email marketing and want a no-fuss platform that does the job well.
In my experience, it strikes the best balance between simplicity, automation, and affordability, especially for teams new to email marketing. The platform is very intuitive. Creating campaigns, importing contacts, building automations, and reviewing reports all happen from one clean dashboard. I also like that Zoho includes practical templates for promotions, newsletters, customer feedback, and seasonal campaigns instead of overwhelming users with overly complex tools.
What I like best of all, however, is Zoho Campaigns’ feature to connect directly with your online store, whether on Shopify or on your own website (available only on paid plans). This makes it easier to track abandoned carts and send follow-up emails to end-of-funnel leads, aka leads who are nearing a purchase. Not many other popular email marketing platforms have the same capability. It’s another example of Zoho Campaigns being tailored to small businesses.
This is my best all-in-one small business email marketing companion by far, and even the free plan offers lots of value with all the essential capabilities. Like many of Zoho’s other free tools, it’s one of my best marketing tools for small businesses.
Plan
Starting price (annual billing)
Contacts and email allowance
Key features
Forever Free $0 Up to 2,000 contacts and 6,000 emails per month Five users, signup forms, limited templates, and compliance checks Standard From $3 per month for 500 contacts Unlimited monthly emails 10 users, all email templates, basic segmentation, basic drag-and-drop workflows, email attachments, and optional SMS Professional From $4.50 per month for 500 contacts Unlimited monthly emails 20 users, advanced segmentation, contact scoring, advanced workflows, ecommerce automation, dynamic content, polls, batch sending, and send-time optimization
Zoho Campaigns also offers pay-as-you-go email credits for businesses that send campaigns occasionally and do not want a recurring subscription.
Pricing is based on contact count and billing frequency. Annual subscriptions receive a 25% discount. Taxes, SMS credits, and dedicated IP addresses may add to the total cost. Zoho may automatically upgrade an account if a connected application pushes its contact count above the purchased limit.
Unlimited email sending: Standard and Professional subscribers can send unlimited monthly emails, subject to contact limits and Zoho’s sending policies. Zoho does not impose a separate daily send limit on these paid plans.Drag-and-drop workflow automation: Zoho Campaigns can trigger onboarding, lead-nurturing, and engagement emails based on subscriber behavior. Standard includes basic workflow components, while Professional supports advanced workflows with more than 25 components.Ecommerce follow-up campaigns: Professional subscribers can automate abandoned-cart emails, purchase follow-ups, product promotions, and feedback requests using customer shopping activity.Segmentation and personalization: Businesses can group subscribers by standard contact fields, campaign interactions, ecommerce behavior, interests, and preferences. Professional adds advanced segmentation, dynamic content, scoring, and tags.Campaign optimization: Zoho Campaigns supports A/B testing, recipient time-zone delivery, optimal-open-time sending, and reports for opens, clicks, bounces, unsubscribes, device use, and subscriber location.Zoho Campaigns provides a help center with setup guides, product documentation, troubleshooting resources, deliverability guidance, webinars, videos, and a user community. Customers can also email the support team or request a callback, with limited support available on weekends. Zoho offers unlimited free onboarding sessions for up to 60 days after a customer moves from the free plan to a paid subscription.
Zoho Campaign has ready-made templates for various email campaigns. (Source: Zoho) There’s also a built-in CRM platform with the basic contact info. (Source: Zoho)
Includes a free CRM with contact and campaign activity records Connects email marketing with forms, landing pages, live chat, sales, and customer service tools Offers AI-assisted email writing, rewriting, and subject-line creation Supports detailed segmentation, lead scoring, personalization, and campaign reporting Provides advanced omnichannel workflows on Professional and Enterprise
Professional starts at $890 per month on monthly billing Professional requires a $3,000 onboarding fee Advanced automation, A/B testing, and lead scoring require higher plans Email sends are limited according to the selected marketing-contact tier Pricing can increase as the number of marketing contacts, seats, and add-ons grows Why I chose HubSpot HubSpot is my recommendation for small businesses that need email marketing connected to lead generation, sales activity, and customer management. Every contact interaction can feed into the same CRM record, including form submissions, email engagement, website activity, sales conversations, and lifecycle stage. This gives marketing and sales teams more context for segmenting contacts and following up with leads.
HubSpot earned full scores for niche features and support in my evaluation, but its pricing lowered its overall score. The free and Starter plans are accessible for small teams, but HubSpot’s stronger automation, testing, reporting, and lead-scoring tools require Marketing Hub Professional, which starts at $890 per month on monthly billing plus mandatory onboarding. Businesses that mainly need newsletters and basic automated emails will get better value from Zoho Campaigns, Brevo, or MailerLite.
Plan
Starting price
Marketing contacts and email allowance
Key features
Free $0 Up to 2,000 email sends per calendar month Two users, free CRM, email marketing, forms, landing pages, basic segmentation, and HubSpot branding Starter $20 per seat, per month Includes 1,000 marketing contacts and monthly sends equal to five times the contact tier Removes HubSpot branding, email support, expanded forms and segmentation, and up to 10 automated email actions Professional $890 per month on monthly billing Includes 2,000 marketing contacts and monthly sends equal to 10 times the contact tier Three Core Seats, unlimited automation actions, omnichannel workflows, A/B testing, lead scoring, social media management, and advanced reporting Enterprise $3,600 per month Includes 10,000 marketing contacts and monthly sends equal to 20 times the contact tier Five Core Seats, advanced permissions, custom objects, expanded lead scoring, multi-account management, and enterprise reporting
HubSpot currently advertises limited promotional Starter pricing beginning at $7 per seat, per month for eligible new customers. The regular monthly-billing price is $20 per seat. Professional costs $800 per month when paid annually or $890 with monthly payments under an annual commitment. Professional requires a one-time $3,000 onboarding fee, while Enterprise requires a $7,000 onboarding fee.
HubSpot bases email allowances on the selected marketing-contact tier. Nonmarketing contacts can remain in the CRM without counting toward the paid marketing-contact limit, but they cannot receive marketing emails. Additional contacts, Core Seats, HubSpot Credits, and add-ons can increase the total price.
Connected customer records: HubSpot stores email engagement, form submissions, website activity, sales interactions, and other customer information in the same CRM. Teams can use this data to create segments and personalize campaigns.AI email writer: HubSpot’s AI writing tools can generate email copy from prompts, rewrite selected text, adjust tone, and suggest subject lines. Higher tiers also provide AI-based messaging insights that analyze campaign delivery and engagement.Marketing automation: Free supports one automated email action, while Starter allows up to 10 actions. Professional and Enterprise include unlimited actions and omnichannel workflows that can automate email, lead scoring, record updates, internal notifications, and other marketing tasks.Segmentation and lead scoring: Businesses can create lists based on contact properties, form activity, email engagement, CRM data, and behavioral criteria. Professional supports up to five lead scores with AI recommendations, while Enterprise supports up to 50 scores.Campaign testing and reporting: Premium tools include A/B testing for subject lines and email content, engagement analysis, send-time optimization, attribution reporting, and dashboards that connect marketing activity with leads and revenue.Free users can access HubSpot’s knowledge base, community, and HubSpot Academy training resources. Marketing Hub Starter includes email support, while Professional and Enterprise include both email and phone support. HubSpot also provides support in multiple languages.
HubSpot has one of the most detailed CRMs you’ll find from an email platform. (Source: HubSpot) It has a capable email builder, albeit with limited design capabilities. (Source: HubSpot)
Brevo: Best for combined email and SMS campaigns
Stores unlimited contacts without contact-based pricing Offers a free plan with up to 300 email sends per day Combines email, SMS, WhatsApp, transactional messaging, and automation Includes an AI content generator on the Starter plan Provides advanced segmentation, forms, and more than 150 integrations
Free accounts can send only 300 emails per day Marketing automation and A/B testing require the Standard plan SMS and WhatsApp credits cost extra Landing pages are unavailable on Starter Phone support is limited to Professional and Enterprise customers Why I chose Brevo Brevo is my top recommendation for small businesses with large contact lists that do not send high-volume campaigns every day. Unlike platforms that primarily charge according to stored contacts, Brevo bases its standard marketing plans on monthly email volume. This can make it more affordable for businesses that maintain a large customer database but send only a few newsletters, announcements, or promotions each month.
Brevo also stands out for combining marketing and transactional communications in one platform. Businesses can manage email campaigns, signup forms, SMS, WhatsApp, transactional messages, sales pipelines, and customer conversations without purchasing separate products. However, its lowest paid plan is best for standard campaigns. Businesses that need automated drip sequences, A/B testing, landing pages, and send-time optimization must move to Standard.
Plan
Starting price (annual billing)
Email allowance
Key features
Free $0 Up to 300 emails per day Unlimited contacts, email templates, drag-and-drop editor, transactional email, basic segmentation, forms, and Brevo branding Starter From $9 per month From 5,000 emails per month Email and SMS campaigns, transactional messaging, AI content generator, advanced segmentation, forms, basic reporting, email support, and no Brevo logo Standard From $18 per month Based on the selected monthly email volume Unlimited marketing automations, A/B testing, advanced reporting, AI send-time optimization, web and event tracking, and one landing page Professional Custom pricing Starts at 150,000 emails per month 10 seats, WhatsApp, mobile and web push, contact scoring, AI segmentation, ecommerce tools, phone support, and deliverability specialist support
Enterprise plan available. Brevo bases its marketing pricing primarily on monthly email volume rather than the total number of stored contacts. The displayed price rises as the selected email allowance increases. Annual billing receives a 10% discount.
SMS and WhatsApp messages use separately purchased credits. Brevo also sells nonexpiring pay-as-you-go email credits for businesses that send campaigns irregularly. Prices shown do not include sales tools, added users, a dedicated IP address, or other optional services.
Send-volume pricing: Brevo lets businesses store unlimited contacts and choose a plan based mainly on monthly email volume. This pricing model can reduce costs for companies with large databases that send campaigns less frequently.Multichannel marketing: Businesses can communicate through email, SMS, WhatsApp, web push, mobile push, live chat, and transactional messages. Professional expands the available channels beyond the email and SMS tools included with Starter.AI content generator: Starter includes an AI tool that can draft email copy and subject lines and adjust the tone of campaign content. Standard adds AI send-time optimization, while Professional includes AI-assisted audience segmentation and a conversational data analyst.Marketing automation: Standard includes an unlimited number of multistep workflows. Businesses can trigger campaigns using form submissions, website behavior, campaign engagement, and custom events.Transactional messaging: Every Brevo plan provides access to transactional email through its SMTP relay and API, including messages such as order confirmations, password resets, and shipping notifications. Brevo also supports transactional SMS and WhatsApp messaging.Brevo provides a help center, tutorials, API documentation, platform-status information, and an online user community. Starter includes email support in six languages. Professional adds phone support and three hours of deliverability specialist assistance per year, while Enterprise includes guided onboarding and customer success support.
Send emails, SMS, WhatsApp messages, or push notifications with Brevo. (Source: Brevo) Another highlight: A unified inbox for responding to messages across email and text. (Source: Brevo) MailerLite: Best for high-volume newsletters on a budget
Offers a free plan with campaigns, automations, forms, and landing pages Power includes unlimited monthly email sends and unlimited user seats Provides an AI writing assistant and subject-line generator on paid plans Includes tools for selling digital products, bookings, and paid newsletters Supports more than 100 integrations, including Shopify, WooCommerce, Zapier, and WordPress
The free plan supports only 250 active subscribers Comfort limits monthly sends to 10 times the selected subscriber tier AI writing and unlimited templates require a paid plan Transactional email requires a separate MailerSend account Free users receive live support only during the initial 14-day premium trial Why I chose MailerLite MailerLite is my recommendation for small businesses that send frequent newsletters and want an easy campaign builder without paying for a broader CRM or sales platform. Its interface covers the main tools a small team needs, including email campaigns, visual automations, signup forms, landing pages, websites, audience segmentation, and campaign testing. The Power plan is particularly useful for frequent senders because it includes unlimited monthly emails and user seats, subject to MailerLite’s fair-use policy.
MailerLite also offers more revenue-generating tools than its name suggests. Businesses can sell digital downloads, appointments, subscriptions, and paid newsletters from the platform. However, its current free plan is much smaller than its previous version, supporting only 250 subscribers and 2,500 monthly emails. Businesses with growing lists should compare the cost of Comfort and Power against Brevo’s send-volume pricing before choosing a plan.
Plan
Starting price (annual billing)
Subscribers and email allowance
Key features
Free $0 Up to 250 subscribers and 2,500 emails per month Two users, three active automations, one website, one landing page, signup forms, A/B testing, reporting, and more than 100 integrations Comfort From $12 per month Monthly sends equal to 10 times the selected subscriber tier Three users, 50 active automations, unlimited templates, 10 websites and landing pages, AI writing assistant, dynamic content, smart sending, and removal of MailerLite branding Power From $25 per month Unlimited monthly emails Unlimited users, automations, landing pages, websites, forms, digital products, and bookings, plus multiple automation triggers and 24/7 live chat
MailerLite bases pricing on the number of active subscribers and the selected plan. Comfort includes a monthly send allowance equal to 10 times the upper limit of the selected subscriber tier. Power includes unlimited monthly emails under MailerLite’s fair-use policy. Annual billing provides a 10% discount. Enterprise pricing available.
Every new account receives a 14-day trial of premium features without requiring a credit card. Paid accounts are automatically moved to the next subscriber tier when their active subscriber count exceeds the purchased allowance. Free accounts lose campaign and automation sending access if they exceed 250 active subscribers.
Unlimited newsletter sending: Power includes unlimited monthly emails, making it a strong choice for businesses that send frequent newsletters, promotions, and automated campaigns. The allowance remains subject to MailerLite’s fair-use and deliverability rules.Visual email automation: All plans include the visual automation builder. Free supports up to three active automations with five steps each, Comfort supports 50 active automations, and Power provides unlimited active automations with up to 100 steps.AI campaign tools: Comfort and Power include an AI writing assistant, subject-line generator, dynamic email content, and smart sending. MailerLite also offers an AI landing-page builder within its website and landing-page tools.Audience-building tools: MailerLite combines landing pages, websites, embedded forms, pop-ups, surveys, quizzes, interest groups, and dynamic segments. These tools let businesses collect and organize subscribers without purchasing a separate landing-page platform.Built-in monetization: Businesses can sell digital products, appointments, recurring subscriptions, and paid newsletters. Free supports one active product or booking, Comfort supports five, and Power supports an unlimited number.MailerLite provides a knowledge base, video tutorials, live learning sessions, webinars, and email support. New accounts receive 24/7 email and live-chat support during the 14-day premium trial. Comfort includes 24/7 email support, while Power adds 24/7 live chat. Enterprise customers receive priority support, onboarding, training, a dedicated success manager, and deliverability assistance.
MailerLite has a block-based email builder that’s easy enough to use, but allows less design customization. (Source: MailerLite) There are also templates for pop-ups, forms, and landing pages. (MailerLite)
Klaviyo: Best for advanced workflow automation
Includes advanced ecommerce segmentation and automation Connects customer profiles with purchase, browsing, and engagement data Offers email, SMS, mobile app, WhatsApp, and push marketing tools Provides built-in revenue attribution and campaign reporting Integrates with more than 350 ecommerce and business applications
Paid pricing rises as active profile and sending volumes grow The free plan supports only 250 active profiles and 500 monthly emails Free email support ends after the first 60 days Setup takes more effort than simpler newsletter platforms SMS and other mobile messages use separate credits Why I chose Klaviyo Klaviyo is my top choice for ecommerce businesses that need detailed customer segmentation and automated campaigns tied to store activity. It brings purchase history, browsing activity, campaign engagement, and customer attributes into unified profiles that businesses can use to build welcome, abandoned-cart, post-purchase, replenishment, cross-sell, and win-back workflows.
Klaviyo received full marks for general features and support in my evaluation, but its higher costs lowered its pricing score. It is a better fit for growing stores that will use its ecommerce data and automation depth than for businesses sending simple newsletters. Omnisend offers a more approachable alternative for smaller ecommerce teams, while MailerLite is a better value for high-volume newsletters without advanced store segmentation.
Plan
Starting price
Profiles and message allowance
Key features
Free $0 Up to 250 active profiles, 500 emails per month, and 150 mobile message credits Email and SMS editors, automations, basic segmentation, templates, revenue attribution, reporting, and 10,000 Composer credits Email From $45 per month at Klaviyo’s default paid configuration Based on selected active profiles and monthly email volume Email campaigns, automated flows, segmentation, A/B testing, predictive tools, removal of Klaviyo branding, and paid-plan support Email and mobile messaging Varies by selected profiles and message credits Selected email allowance plus SMS, MMS, or other mobile message credits Email features plus text messaging, consent tools, cross-channel workflows, and mobile campaign reporting
Klaviyo prices its marketing product according to active profiles, email volume, and selected mobile message credits. The pricing calculator displayed a $45 monthly total under its default paid configuration during this review, but the actual cost changes based on the profile and sending options selected. Enterprise plan is available.
The free plan can be used indefinitely while the account remains within 250 active profiles and 500 monthly email sends. It also includes 150 mobile message credits per month. Sending may be paused if the account exceeds its free-plan limits.
Behavior-based segmentation: Klaviyo can group customers using purchase history, browsing activity, campaign engagement, predicted behavior, customer value, and other profile data. This helps stores send more relevant promotions instead of broad messages to the full list.Ecommerce automation: Businesses can build automated flows for abandoned carts, browse abandonment, product replenishment, post-purchase follow-up, reviews, cross-selling, and customer win-back. These flows can use email and mobile messages in the same customer journey.Revenue attribution: Built-in reports connect campaign and flow activity with purchases and revenue. Businesses can review sales attributed to individual campaigns, automated sequences, customer groups, and marketing channels. The free plan includes basic reporting, campaign metrics, and revenue attribution.Klaviyo AI tools: The free plan includes an AI-powered subject-line generator and 10,000 Composer credits. Klaviyo Composer can create and review campaigns and flows from written prompts, while other AI tools support segmentation, content production, and customer analysis.Ecommerce integrations: Klaviyo connects with more than 350 applications across ecommerce, payments, loyalty, reviews, subscriptions, point of sale, shipping, and advertising. These connections allow customer and transaction data to feed into segments and automated campaigns.All users can access the Klaviyo Help Center, community, Academy courses, certifications, live training, and on-demand learning resources. Free accounts receive email support for the first 60 days. Paid plans include 24/7 email support and chat support 24 hours a day, five days a week, although weekend and holiday access can vary by plan. Eligible paid customers can also receive onboarding, deliverability guidance, compliance assistance, and ongoing customer success support.
Build custom email automation flows with Klaviyo — or start with one of its templates. (Source: Klaviyo) The drag-and-drop email builder is also easy to use, although email templates are pretty basic. Omnisend: Best for detailed audience segmentation
Includes ecommerce-focused email automation on every plan Supports up to 500 monthly emails on the free plan Offers prebuilt workflows for carts, orders, purchases, and customer reactivation Connects with more than 200 ecommerce and marketing applications Provides 24/7 email and in-app chat support
The free plan can send campaigns to only 250 contacts Standard limits monthly emails to 12 times the billable contact count New Free and Standard customers cannot use SMS Pro starts at $59 per month. Billing includes some nonsubscribers who receive automated messages Why I chose Omnisend Omnisend is my recommendation for ecommerce businesses that want to create targeted campaigns without starting with a highly technical marketing system. It combines store data, customer activity, campaign engagement, and purchase history to help businesses create segments for new shoppers, repeat buyers, inactive customers, high spenders, and other groups. Its prebuilt workflows also reduce the setup required for abandoned carts, order confirmations, post-purchase messages, cross-sells, and win-back campaigns.
Omnisend earned full scores for general features and customer support in my evaluation, but its pricing and more limited niche capabilities lowered its final rating. Standard is a good fit for stores focused mainly on email and web push notifications. However, businesses signing up after May 4, 2026, must choose Pro to use SMS, and SMS credits are purchased separately. Klaviyo is a stronger option for stores that need deeper predictive tools and customer analysis, while Omnisend is easier to manage for smaller ecommerce teams.
Plan
Starting price
Contacts and message allowance
Key features
Free $0 Send up to 500 emails per month to a maximum of 250 contacts Email campaigns, automated workflows, segmentation, signup forms, reports, web push notifications, and Omnisend branding Standard From $16 per month Monthly email allowance equals 12 times the billable contact count Most email features, unlimited web push notifications, paid-plan branding removal, live support, and access to a dedicated account expert on plans of $400 or more Pro From $59 per month Unlimited monthly emails and web push notifications Advanced AI tools, personalized product recommendations, conditional content, SMS access through a paid add-on, and priority support
Omnisend bases paid pricing on billable contacts, which include subscribers and some nonsubscribers who receive behavioral or transactional automations. The account’s pricing tier adjusts each billing cycle as the billable contact count changes.
New customers can receive 30% off their first three months by paying for all three months upfront. This reduces Standard to $11.20 per month and Pro to $41.30 per month during the promotional period. The table shows the regular monthly prices.
For accounts opened on or after May 4, 2026, SMS is available only with Pro and requires separately purchased credits starting at 0.7 cents per US or Canadian message. Free and Standard accounts cannot send SMS campaigns or automations under the current pricing model.
Ecommerce segmentation: Omnisend can organize customers using shopping behavior, order history, campaign engagement, contact information, and subscription status. Businesses can use these segments to target repeat customers, inactive buyers, recent purchasers, and customers interested in certain products.Prebuilt automation workflows: Omnisend provides templates for welcome emails, cart and checkout abandonment, order confirmations, shipping updates, post-purchase follow-ups, product recommendations, and customer reactivation. Businesses can combine email, web push, and eligible SMS messages in automated workflows.Unlimited email sending on Pro: Pro removes the monthly email credit limit, although Omnisend’s fair-use and anti-spam policies still apply. Standard customers receive 12 monthly email credits for each billable contact.Personalized product content: Pro includes conditional content and product recommendations based on past purchases and recently viewed items. Standard users can purchase these tools through the Personalized Content add-on instead of upgrading the full account.Ecommerce integrations: Omnisend offers more than 200 prebuilt integrations and flexible APIs for connecting ecommerce stores, reviews, loyalty programs, subscriptions, advertising tools, and other business applications.Omnisend provides 24/7 customer support through in-app chat and email, including for free-plan users. Its support resources also include a help center, webinars, Omnisend Academy training, migration assistance, and API documentation. Standard and Pro customers paying more than $400 per month receive a dedicated onboarding manager and account expert for migration, campaign setup, and ongoing guidance.
Omnisend has some of the most precise audience segmentation and targeting I’ve found in an email platform. (Source: Omnisend) There’s also a drag-and-drop email builder. (Source: Omnisend) Mailchimp: Best for branded landing pages and campaign design
Offers an easy-to-use drag-and-drop email editor Includes landing pages, signup forms, surveys, and audience management tools Provides more than 300 integrations, including Shopify, WooCommerce, Canva, Square, and Salesforce Supports A/B testing, automated customer journeys, and scheduled campaigns on paid plans Includes 24/7 email and chat support with Essentials and higher plans
The free plan supports fewer than 250 contacts and only 500 monthly emails Automated marketing flows are unavailable on the free plan Generative AI tools require Standard or Premium Pricing increases with both contact count and monthly email volume Phone support is limited to Premium Why I chose Mailchimp Mailchimp is my recommendation for small businesses that prioritize branded emails, landing pages, signup forms, and visual campaign creation. Its email editor, prebuilt templates, content tools, and broad integration library make it easier to build coordinated campaigns without starting from a blank design. Businesses can also connect Mailchimp with ecommerce platforms, website builders, CRM systems, payment tools, and design applications.
However, Mailchimp’s value weakens as a business’s contact list and automation needs grow. The free plan does not include scheduled emails or automated marketing flows, while Essentials limits flows to four steps. Standard is the stronger choice for businesses that need generative AI, enhanced automation, dynamic content, predictive segmentation, and more detailed reporting. MailerLite is more affordable for frequent newsletter sending, while Klaviyo and Omnisend offer stronger ecommerce-specific automation.See also: Best Bulk Email Services for Small Business
Plan
Starting price
Contacts and email allowance
Key features
Free $0 Fewer than 250 contacts and up to 500 emails per month, with a 250-email daily limit One user, one audience, limited templates, forms, landing pages, basic reporting, and Mailchimp branding Essentials From $15 per month Monthly sends equal to 10 times the selected contact tier Three users, three audiences, email scheduling, A/B testing, up to four automation-flow steps, all prebuilt templates, and 24/7 email and chat support Standard From $20 per month Monthly sends equal to 12 times the selected contact tier Five users, five audiences, up to 200 automation flows, generative AI, dynamic content, custom-coded templates, predictive segmentation, custom reports, and personalized onboarding Premium From $350 per month Monthly sends equal to 15 times the selected contact tier Unlimited users and audiences, multivariate testing, advanced segmentation, priority phone support, four onboarding sessions, and a dedicated onboarding specialist
Mailchimp bases pricing on the selected plan and maximum contact allowance. Paid plans also have monthly email limits calculated as a multiple of the account’s contact tier: 10 times for Essentials, 12 times for Standard, and 15 times for Premium. Overage charges may apply when an account exceeds its contact or sending allowance.
Mailchimp offers a 14-day Standard trial for eligible new customers. Promotional discounts may reduce paid-plan pricing for a limited period, but the table uses regular starting rates rather than temporary offers. Exact pricing should be checked using the US dollar and contact selectors before publication.
Campaign and landing-page design: Mailchimp combines a drag-and-drop email builder with prebuilt templates, popup forms, surveys, and landing pages. This makes it a practical choice for small businesses that want consistent branding across their subscriber collection and email campaigns.Marketing Automation Flows: Essentials supports automation flows with up to four steps. Standard and Premium support up to 200 flows, allowing businesses to build longer welcome, nurture, reengagement, and ecommerce sequences. Mailchimp renamed Customer Journey Builder to Marketing Automation Flows in June 2025.Generative AI tools: Standard and Premium include generative AI features at no added cost. Businesses can use these tools to create and revise campaign content, develop subject lines, and speed up email production.Audience segmentation: Mailchimp lets businesses organize contacts by profile data, campaign engagement, purchasing activity, and other behavioral criteria. Standard and Premium add predictive segmentation and dynamic content for more focused campaigns.Broad integration library: Mailchimp connects with more than 300 applications, including Shopify, WooCommerce, Canva, Square, Wix, Salesforce, Stripe, and Zapier. These connections help businesses sync contacts, purchases, content, and campaign activity.All customers can use Mailchimp Assistant, its help center, and video tutorials. New free accounts receive email support for their first 30 days. Essentials and Standard include 24/7 email and chat support, while Premium adds phone support and access to a dedicated support team. New Standard and Premium customers may also receive personalized onboarding during their first 90 days.
Mailchimp’s landing page builder is one of my favorites. (Source: Mailchimp) It’s also a great email marketing platform overall, with forms, automations, and analytics. (Source: Mailchimp) GetResponse: Best for tracking campaign revenue and conversions
Includes unlimited monthly email sends on every paid plan Provides AI tools for email copy, subject lines, landing pages, and websites Combines email marketing with landing pages, forms, funnels, and ecommerce tools Offers revenue reporting, promotional codes, and abandoned-cart recovery on Marketer Includes email and chat support across all standard plans
Does not offer a permanent free plan Starter includes only one custom automation workflow A/B testing and ecommerce tracking require Marketer or higher SMS and transactional email are limited to Enterprise Several advanced features may be unnecessary for businesses sending basic newsletters Why I chose GetResponse GetResponse is my recommendation for small businesses that want to connect email campaigns with landing pages, conversion funnels, ecommerce activity, and revenue reporting. Unlike basic newsletter platforms, it can track how campaigns contribute to purchases and support follow-up flows for abandoned carts, promotions, and customer activity. Every paid plan also includes unlimited monthly email sends, which makes its costs easier to estimate for businesses that send frequently.
The $19 Starter plan covers newsletters, landing pages, forms, AI content tools, a welcome series, and one custom workflow. However, businesses need the $59 Marketer plan for unlimited automation workflows, advanced segmentation, sales funnels, abandoned-cart recovery, web push notifications, promotional codes, and revenue reports. MailerLite is a better value for straightforward newsletters, while Klaviyo or Omnisend offers more store-focused customer segmentation.
Plan
Starting price
Email allowance
Key features
Starter $19 per month Unlimited monthly email sends Three users, AI content generators, welcome email series, one custom automation workflow, landing pages, forms, pop-ups, and basic segmentation Marketer $59 per month Unlimited monthly email sends Five users, unlimited automation workflows, advanced segmentation, A/B testing, ecommerce tracking, abandoned-cart recovery, sales funnels, promotional codes, revenue reports, and unlimited web push notifications Creator $69 per month Unlimited monthly email sends All Marketer features plus webinars, website builder, course creator, up to 500 students, and paid newsletter subscriptions Enterprise Custom pricing Unlimited monthly email sends Unlimited users, SMS, mobile push, transactional emails, AI product recommendations, dedicated IP and sending domain, SSO, phone and Slack support, and a customer experience manager
GetResponse offers an 18% discount with annual billing, reducing Starter to $15.58, Marketer to $48.38, and Creator to $56.58 per month. Prices shown on the provider page are net amounts and may not include local taxes.
All standard plans include a 14-day free trial without a credit card. GetResponse bases pricing on the selected plan and subscriber-list size, so the monthly rate increases as the contact allowance grows.
Unlimited monthly email sending: Every paid plan includes unlimited monthly email sends, though GetResponse may still apply account, deliverability, and acceptable-use rules.Revenue and ecommerce reporting: Marketer and higher plans can track ecommerce activity, campaign revenue, promotional codes, and abandoned-cart recovery. This helps businesses connect email performance with sales rather than relying only on opens and clicks.Marketing automation: Starter includes a welcome series and one custom workflow. Marketer, Creator, and Enterprise include unlimited workflows, contact scoring, tagging, event-based triggers, purchase automations, and dynamic segmentation.AI campaign tools: GetResponse includes AI-powered email and subject-line generators. It also provides AI tools for landing pages, websites, product recommendations, and course creation, depending on the selected plan.Conversion tools: Businesses can create landing pages, signup forms, pop-ups, sales funnels, webinars, websites, courses, and paid newsletters from the same platform.GetResponse provides email support from Monday through Friday in seven languages, with responses promised within 24 hours. Human live chat is available on weekdays during set hours in English and Polish, while its chatbot is available 24/7. Customers can also use the help center, product videos, webinars, Academy courses, API documentation, and migration resources. Enterprise adds phone support, Slack support, dedicated onboarding, and a customer experience manager.
GetResponse is my best pick for tracking email campaign analytics. (Source: GetResponse) It also has decent email templates (although not my favorites). (Source: GetResponse) Kit: Best for creators selling content and digital products
Free plan supports up to 1,000 email subscribers Includes unlimited email broadcasts, landing pages, and signup forms Offers built-in tools for paid newsletters, subscriptions, and digital products Creator includes unlimited email sequences and visual automations Provides 24/7 email and chat support on paid plans
Free includes only one basic visual automation Creator starts at $39 per month on monthly billing for 1,000 subscribers Advanced reporting and engagement tools require Pro Ecommerce features are more creator-focused than retail-focused Lacks the broader CRM and sales tools available from HubSpot and ActiveCampaign Why I chose Kit Kit is my recommendation for creators who use email to grow and monetize an audience. It is a strong fit for writers, coaches, podcasters, course creators, and other businesses selling subscriptions, memberships, newsletters, or digital products. Its free Newsletter plan includes up to 1,000 subscribers, unlimited broadcasts, landing pages, forms, segmentation, and basic automation, giving creators enough room to start building an audience before paying for a plan.
Kit is less compelling for traditional small businesses that need sales pipelines, detailed ecommerce reporting, or broad multichannel marketing. Its strongest features focus on audience growth, creator recommendations, recurring content revenue, and digital-product sales. MailerLite is a lower-cost choice for newsletter production, while GetResponse offers more campaign funnel and ecommerce reporting tools.
Plan
Starting price
Subscribers and email allowance
Key features
Newsletter $0 Up to 1,000 subscribers and unlimited email broadcasts One user, one basic visual automation, unlimited landing pages and forms, tagging, segmentation, digital products, subscriptions, and creator recommendations Creator $39 per month or $33 per month when billed annually Pricing shown for up to 1,000 subscribers; unlimited email broadcasts Two users, unlimited visual automations and sequences, A/B subject-line testing, polls, SMS marketing, RSS campaigns, integrations, removal of Kit branding, and 24/7 email and chat support Pro $79 per month or $66 per month when billed annually Pricing shown for up to 1,000 subscribers; unlimited email broadcasts Unlimited users, engagement analytics, Subscriber Signals, deliverability reporting, content A/B tests, collaborative editing, referral tools, and priority support
Kit bases paid pricing on the number of active email subscribers. The annual rates shown on its pricing page include two free months. Creator costs $390 per year, while Pro costs $790 per year at the 1,000-subscriber level.
Creator and Pro include a 14-day free trial without a credit card. Kit also provides free migrations for eligible customers moving forms, templates, and automations from another platform.
Unlimited email broadcasts: Kit allows unlimited one-time newsletter and campaign sends across all plans, including Newsletter. Sending remains subject to its acceptable-use and deliverability policies.Creator-focused automations: Newsletter includes one basic visual automation, while Creator and Pro include unlimited visual automations and email sequences. Creators can use these for welcome campaigns, product launches, lead magnets, and subscriber nurture flows.Built-in monetization: Kit lets creators sell digital products, paid newsletters, memberships, and recurring subscriptions through its checkout and product pages. This reduces the need for a separate selling platform for simple creator offers.Audience growth tools: Kit includes landing pages, forms, subscriber tags, segments, and its creator recommendation network. Pro adds a newsletter referral system, engagement scoring, and Subscriber Signals for deeper audience analysis.Kit MCP and AI connections: Creator and Pro include Kit MCP, which can connect services such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini with Kit subscriber and campaign data. This supports AI-assisted analysis and account actions, but Kit does not position it as a standard built-in email copy generator.Newsletter users receive email support, while Creator includes 24/7 email and chat support. Pro adds priority email and chat service. Kit also provides a searchable knowledge base, Kit University courses, migration assistance, and access to approved outside experts. Its product support team is available around the clock after users sign in.
ActiveCampaign: Best for detailed multistep marketing automations
Offers a visual builder for detailed multistep automations Includes more than 950 automation recipes Provides AI tools for campaigns, content, segments, and workflow creation Supports ecommerce automations for Shopify, WooCommerce, and Square Connects with more than 1,000 third-party applications
Does not offer a permanent free plan Starter limits each automation to five actions Pricing increases with contact count and is billed annually SMS, WhatsApp, transactional email, and enhanced CRM tools cost extra Starter and Plus include only one user Why I chose ActiveCampaign ActiveCampaign is my recommendation for small businesses that have outgrown simple autoresponders and need more control over how contacts move through marketing campaigns. Its automation builder can use customer behavior, campaign engagement, website activity, ecommerce events, tags, and contact data to trigger email sequences and internal actions. Businesses can also start with more than 950 automation recipes instead of building every workflow from scratch.
ActiveCampaign received high scores for its general and advanced features, but its contact-based pricing and reliance on add-ons lowered its pricing score. Starter is restricted to five actions per automation, while Plus is the practical entry point for businesses building longer customer journeys. HubSpot is a stronger choice for companies that want marketing tied to a broader native CRM, while MailerLite offers better value for straightforward newsletters and basic automation.
Plan
Starting price
Email allowance
Key features
Starter From $15 per month when billed annually Monthly sends equal to 10 times the selected contact limit One user, limited segmentation, five actions per automation, AI campaign tools, standard CRM and ecommerce integrations, forms, and email A/B testing Plus Varies by contact count Monthly sends equal to 10 times the selected contact limit One user, unlimited automation actions, standard segmentation, landing pages, 25 active goals, AI tools, and standard CRM and ecommerce integrations Pro Varies by contact count Monthly sends equal to 12 times the selected contact limit Three users, advanced segmentation, predictive and conditional content, attribution tracking, premium ecommerce integrations, and 200 active goals
ActiveCampaign bases pricing on the selected plan, number of email contacts, and annual billing. The provider’s pricing calculator dynamically adjusts the monthly rate as the contact allowance changes. The starting rate shown above should be verified at the article’s standardized contact level immediately before publication. Enterprise plans are also available.
SMS, WhatsApp messaging, transactional email, enhanced CRM tools, AI workflow actions, custom reporting, and additional services are sold as add-ons. These costs are not included in the base plan prices.
Detailed marketing automation: ActiveCampaign supports multistep workflows with multiple triggers, conditional paths, ecommerce events, website tracking, tags, and campaign engagement. Plus and higher plans include unlimited actions per automation, while Starter allows five.AI campaign and workflow tools: Active Intelligence can generate campaign content, build automations, suggest audience segments, create images, check messages for spam risks, and recommend campaign actions. Starter and Plus have limited access, while Pro and Enterprise include unlimited access to the main Active Intelligence workspace.Ecommerce automation: ActiveCampaign connects with Shopify, WooCommerce, and Square on standard plans, while Pro and Enterprise add premium integrations such as BigCommerce, Magento, and Shopify Plus. Businesses can automate abandoned-cart emails, product promotions, coupons, and post-purchase follow-ups.Segmentation and personalization: Businesses can create segments using contact fields, tags, campaign activity, website behavior, and ecommerce data. Pro adds advanced segmentation and conditional content, while Enterprise provides premium segmentation and custom objects.Campaign testing and reporting: Every plan supports email A/B testing, campaign reports, site tracking, link tracking, and automation reporting. Pro and Enterprise add attribution and conversion tracking, predictive sending, conditional content, and broader ecommerce reporting.All plans include access to guides, tutorials, the ActiveCampaign community, email support, live chat, and onboarding or migration assistance. Starter and Plus receive basic support, while Pro and Enterprise receive priority service. Enterprise also includes a dedicated account team and an uptime service-level agreement.
Methodology: How I evaluated the best email marketing services To build this list of the best email marketing platforms, I tested and compared leading providers using real campaign workflows for newsletters, automated email sequences, lead generation, and ecommerce promotions. I scored every provider using a weighted rubric based on the features small businesses prioritize most when choosing email marketing software:
Pricing (15%): I compared monthly costs, subscriber limits, email send limits, and overall value at different business sizes. I also gave higher scores to platforms with free plans, transparent pricing, and flexible monthly billing.General features (30%): I evaluated core email marketing functionality, including campaign scheduling, automation workflows, drip campaigns, landing pages, A/B testing, text marketing, templates, and analytics.Advanced features (25%): I prioritized platforms with more sophisticated marketing tools, such as AI writing assistants, advanced segmentation, multivariate testing, built-in CRM functionality, ecommerce integrations, and customizable HTML templates.Customer support (10%): I reviewed customer support availability, onboarding resources, live chat and phone support options, and the quality of each provider’s knowledge base and training materials.Expert score (20%): I incorporated my hands-on testing experience, ease of use findings, deliverability considerations, feature depth, and overall value for money into the final score. I also considered user feedback from trusted third-party review platforms when available.The best email marketing platform should fit your contact list, sending frequency, campaign goals, and available marketing resources. Before choosing a provider, compare its costs at your expected list size and check which features are included in the plan you are likely to use. A free plan may be enough to test a platform, but sending, automation, support, and branding limits can make a paid plan necessary as your business grows.
Most platforms charge according to either the number of contacts stored or the number of emails sent each month. Contact-based pricing can work well for businesses that email subscribers frequently, while send-based pricing may cost less for companies with large databases that send only a few campaigns each month.
Also check how the provider defines billable contacts. Some platforms charge for unsubscribed, inactive, or nonsubscribed contacts included in automated messages. Review overage fees, automatic tier upgrades, annual commitments, user fees, SMS credits, and onboarding costs before estimating the total price.
Decide how much automation you need Basic platforms can send welcome emails, birthday messages, and simple drip sequences. Businesses with longer sales cycles or more detailed customer journeys may need conditional paths, lead scoring, website tracking, ecommerce triggers, and multichannel workflows.
MailerLite and Zoho Campaigns are practical choices for straightforward email sequences. ActiveCampaign and HubSpot provide more control for lead nurturing, while Klaviyo and Omnisend specialize in ecommerce workflows such as abandoned carts, post-purchase follow-ups, and customer win-back campaigns.
Check the free plan’s actual limitations A free plan can help you test the email editor, templates, forms, and basic reporting before paying. However, free tiers often restrict the number of contacts, monthly sends, users, automations, templates, support channels, or scheduled campaigns.
Compare the free plan with the first paid tier rather than treating free access as the provider’s full product. Also check what happens when you exceed a limit. Some platforms pause sending, while others automatically move the account to a higher-priced tier.
The right provider depends on how email supports the rest of your business:
General small business marketing: Zoho Campaigns offers the best overall balance of pricing, email tools, and automation.CRM-based lead nurturing: HubSpot connects campaigns with sales activity, forms, pipelines, and customer records.Large lists with lighter sending: Brevo charges mainly according to email volume rather than stored contacts.Frequent newsletters: MailerLite offers unlimited sending on its Power plan.Advanced ecommerce marketing: Klaviyo provides detailed store data, segmentation, and revenue attribution.Ecommerce teams wanting easier setup: Omnisend supplies prebuilt store automations and customer segments.Branded campaigns and landing pages: Mailchimp provides accessible visual design tools and a large integration library.Funnels and revenue reporting: GetResponse connects email with landing pages, sales funnels, and ecommerce results.Creator businesses: Kit supports newsletters, digital products, subscriptions, and audience recommendations.Detailed multistep automation: ActiveCampaign provides conditional workflows and extensive automation recipes.Review reporting and revenue attribution At a minimum, an email marketing platform should report sends, delivery rates, opens, clicks, bounces, unsubscribes, and conversions. Businesses selling online should also look for product-level reporting, abandoned-cart tracking, order data, and campaign revenue attribution.
Reporting depth varies by plan. Some entry-level tiers show basic engagement metrics, while revenue reports, custom dashboards, predictive analytics, and attribution models require an upgrade.
Check integrations and data syncing Choose a platform that works with the software your business already uses. Common connections include ecommerce platforms, CRM systems, website builders, payment processors, analytics tools, and lead-generation apps.
Check whether the integration syncs data in both directions and which fields it supports. A basic contact import is less useful than a connection that transfers purchase history, website activity, lifecycle stages, and campaign engagement.
Evaluate support before migrating Support becomes especially important during contact migration, domain authentication, workflow setup, and deliverability troubleshooting. Review whether the plan includes email, live chat, phone assistance, onboarding, and migration services.
Free users often receive limited or temporary support. Businesses without an experienced email marketer should consider the cost of upgrading to a plan with live help rather than choosing solely by the lowest advertised price.
Frequently asked questions (FAQs) The best email marketing platform for small businesses depends on your goals, budget, and marketing strategy. Zoho Campaigns is one of the best all-around options for affordability and ease of use, while HubSpot is better for CRM-driven lead generation and GetResponse stands out for advanced analytics and automation.
Some of the best free email marketing platforms include Zoho Campaigns, Mailchimp, HubSpot, and Brevo. Free plans usually include basic email campaigns, templates, and limited automation, although subscriber and send limits vary by provider.
When comparing email marketing platforms, look at pricing, subscriber limits, automation features, email templates, segmentation tools, AI capabilities, deliverability reporting, integrations, and customer support. I also recommend testing the email builder and automation workflows through a free trial before committing.
In my experience, Zoho Campaigns and Mailchimp are among the easiest email marketing platforms for beginners because they offer intuitive dashboards, drag-and-drop email builders, and simple campaign setup tools.
The best email marketing software should include automation workflows, audience segmentation, templates, analytics, A/B testing, signup forms, integrations, and deliverability tools. Many top email marketing platforms now also include AI writing assistants and predictive send-time optimization.
Yes. Email marketing remains one of the highest-ROI digital marketing channels for small businesses. It helps businesses build customer relationships, promote products, recover abandoned carts, generate leads, and drive repeat purchases at a lower cost than many paid advertising channels.
For ecommerce businesses, the best email marketing platforms are usually Klaviyo, GetResponse, Mailchimp, and HubSpot because they offer abandoned cart automation, customer segmentation, revenue tracking, and integrations with platforms like Shopify, WooCommerce, and Stripe.
Bottom line The best email marketing platforms give small businesses an affordable way to collect subscribers, design campaigns, automate follow-ups, and measure results. The right choice depends on your list size, sending frequency, business model, and whether you need simple newsletter tools or advanced CRM and ecommerce automation.
Zoho Campaigns is my top overall choice because it combines a generous free plan, affordable paid tiers, unlimited sending on paid plans, automation workflows, segmentation, and integrations with other business applications. Businesses with more specific needs may prefer HubSpot for CRM-led marketing, Klaviyo or Omnisend for ecommerce, MailerLite for frequent newsletters, or Kit for creator monetization. Visit Zoho Campaigns to compare its free and paid plans and see whether its campaign tools fit your marketing workflow.
