GetResponse
Email marketing, automation, and webinars
What GetResponse does
GetResponse combines newsletters, signup pages, and marketing workflows, with webinars and paid newsletters on eligible tiers.
Suitability, strengths, and limitations below are editorial assessments based on research.
Who should use it
- Small businesses combining campaigns and marketing workflows
Who should not use it
- You want the smallest possible publication workflow
Capabilities
- Newsletters
- Supported Source ↗
- Signup forms
- Supported Source ↗
- Landing pages
- Supported Source ↗
- Automation
- Conditional — Starter includes one custom workflow; higher tiers add more. Source ↗
- Ecommerce
- Conditional — Marketing features such as abandoned-cart recovery require an eligible tier. Source ↗
- Paid subscriptions
- Conditional — Premium newsletter subscriptions require Creator or above. Source ↗
- Webinars
- Conditional — Creator or above. Source ↗
Strengths (editorial)
- Broader campaign planning in one product
- A shortlist option when webinars are a real requirement
Limitations (editorial)
- Choose the tier around the workflow, not the headline price
- Moving a list still requires consent and unsubscribe records
Pricing overview
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- Yes · 14 days
- Pricing model
- contact-based
- Starting paid price
- Starting price not verified
Free plan available. A 14-day premium trial falls back to limited free access. Starter, Marketer, and Creator have different workflow and monetization access. The displayed price depends on contacts; a comparable starting price is not recorded.
Pricing verified: October 4, 2026. Prices and plan limits can change.
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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
- GetResponse pricing and plans ↗ · pricing · October 4, 2026
Editorial guidance is a research-based assessment, not a measured ranking or hands-on test.