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Every email platform we've priced

One page per platform people leave, and one head-to-head against ours. Every figure is read off the vendor's own pricing page, dated, and left out entirely when they don't publish one.

We make one of the products on these pages. It's always marked, and its gaps are listed alongside everyone else's — which is the only way a comparison page is worth reading.

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Comparison

ActiveCampaign alternatives

Fifteen ActiveCampaign alternatives compared on price, free tier, send limits, seats and what's an add-on — with ActiveCampaign's own plan structure as the baseline. No affiliate links.

All ActiveCampaign alternativesThe full comparison, with pricing and trade-offs.Email Bump vs ActiveCampaignThe head-to-head, including where they win.Free alternativesActiveCampaign has no free plan. These do.Open source & self-hostedMautic and the rest, and what running one really costs.
Comparison

Mailchimp alternatives

Fifteen Mailchimp alternatives compared on price, free tier, send multipliers and seat limits — with Mailchimp's own published pricing as the baseline. No affiliate links.

All Mailchimp alternativesThe full comparison, with pricing and trade-offs.Email Bump vs MailchimpThe head-to-head, including where they win.Free alternativesEvery free tier compared on the limit that bites first.Open source & self-hostedThe projects you can run yourself, and what that actually costs.
Comparison

HubSpot alternatives

Fifteen HubSpot alternatives compared on price, free tier, automation and onboarding fees — with HubSpot's own published pricing, including the $3,000 Professional onboarding fee, as the baseline.

All HubSpot alternativesThe full comparison, with pricing and trade-offs.Email Bump vs HubSpotThe head-to-head, including where they win.Free alternativesHubSpot's free CRM is genuinely good. The email half is the question.Open source & self-hostedWhat self-hosting replaces, and the half it doesn't.
Method

How these pages are written

Every price comes off the vendor's own pricing or documentation page, and the date it was read is printed on the page. Where a vendor renders prices from JavaScript and publishes no static table — ActiveCampaign and Klaviyo both do — the cell says so rather than repeating a figure from an affiliate post that may be two years stale.

Nothing here is an affiliate link, so there's no revenue attached to which one you pick. That's why the pages can say that Amazon SES is a fortieth of our price, that Postmark's deliverability record beats ours, that ActiveCampaign has a CRM we don't, and that if you need EU data residency you shouldn't choose us at all.

If you find a number that's wrong or out of date, tell us and we'll fix it.