Email Bump vs GetResponse
GetResponse sells a bundle — email plus webinars, courses and a website builder — with unlimited sending throughout. We sell email and inbound email, with the transactional API included.
Nine rows below, including the three where GetResponse is clearly the better buy, starting with the fact that it's EU-based and we aren't.
Which one you want, in three sentences
Pick GetResponse if you run webinars or sell courses, if you need EU data handling, or if you want landing pages and a website builder in the same subscription. The bundle is real value when you use it.
Pick Email Bump if Starter's single automation workflow is the reason you're looking at $59/mo, or if you also send product email and would rather not run a second provider for it.
Pick neither if you want the cheapest EU-based option, which is MailerLite at $12/mo, or the deepest automation, which is ActiveCampaign.
9 differences that matter
GetResponse's column comes from their published pricing and documentation on 2 August 2026.
Three places GetResponse is the better choice
It's in the EU and we're not. A Polish company handling EU data as standard, against our us-east-1. If residency is a requirement rather than a preference, that decides it.
Webinars and courses. Nobody else on this page bundles live webinars and course hosting with the email tool. If you run either, replacing GetResponse means buying a second and third subscription.
Unlimited sending from $19. Their entry tier already has no send cap, which is more than most of this category offers. Ours is uncapped too, but they got there first and they're cheaper at small contact counts.
Email Bump vs GetResponse, asked and answered
Is Email Bump cheaper than GetResponse?
At 1,000 contacts, no — GetResponse Starter is $19/mo and so are we, but ours covers 10,000 contacts. The gap opens as the list grows and closes if you actually use the webinars and courses.
If you'd need Marketer at $59/mo purely to escape Starter's single-workflow limit, we're considerably cheaper for the same outcome.
Do you have webinars or landing pages?
No to both, and no course hosting or website builder either. Email, inbound email, contacts, segments and flows.
If GetResponse is running your webinars today, we replace one part of what you're paying for.
Can I import my GetResponse contacts?
Yes — a CSV export of contacts, custom fields and tags imports cleanly. Take the export with subscription status attached so unsubscribes arrive as unsubscribes.
Workflows rebuild rather than import, which is true between any two platforms.
Import a segment and compare
5,000 contacts and 5,000 emails free. Run one campaign through both and let the delivery and click numbers decide.