AWeber
Email campaigns and follow-ups for small businesses
What AWeber does
AWeber provides email campaigns, signup pages, automated follow-ups, and ecommerce tools.
Suitability, strengths, and limitations below are editorial assessments based on research.
Who should use it
- Small businesses planning email campaigns
Who should not use it
- Your main requirement is a publication website or sales CRM
Capabilities
- Newsletters
- Supported Source ↗
- Signup forms
- Supported Source ↗
- Automation
- Conditional — Lite has three automations; Plus adds unlimited automations. Source ↗
- Landing pages
- Conditional — Lite has three pages; Plus adds unlimited pages. Source ↗
- Ecommerce
- Supported — Check payment fees and service eligibility. Source ↗
- Analytics
- Supported Source ↗
Strengths (editorial)
- A focused campaign starting point
- Useful for an audience that needs recurring follow-ups
Limitations (editorial)
- Check subscriber and send allowances together
- A migration needs careful contact hygiene
Pricing overview
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- Yes · 14 days
- Pricing model
- subscriber-based
- Starting paid price
- USD 12.49/month · annual billing equivalent · Lite · 0–500 subscribers
Free plan available. A free option is documented separately. Lite and Plus differ in automation, landing-page, and sending limits.
Annual billing equivalent. Subscriber count, email sends, and any setup service change the total.
Pricing verified: October 4, 2026. Prices and plan limits can change.
AWeber official pricing ↗Your first subscriber follow-up
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Research-based profile, not a hands-on review. Last verified: October 4, 2026. Verification covers the sourced facts below; unknown fields remain unverified.
Categories: Email marketing
- AWeber pricing and plans ↗ · pricing · October 4, 2026
- AWeber free email marketing ↗ · official · October 4, 2026
Editorial guidance is a research-based assessment, not a measured ranking or hands-on test.