Head to head

Email Bump vs Sender

Sender's free plan is bigger than ours and includes automation. We publish our prices and Sender doesn't. Those two facts frame most of this comparison.

Eight rows below, including the three where Sender wins outright.

8 rows Checked 2 August 2026
The short version

Which one you want, in three sentences

Pick Sender if the free plan covers you — 2,500 subscribers and 15,000 emails with automation is the best free offer in this whole comparison — or if you need EU data handling or SMS.

Pick Email Bump if you want the price published before you sign up, or if the list sits alongside a product that also needs receipts, resets and inbound email.

Pick neither if you need deep branching automation, which is ActiveCampaign, or the cheapest paid plan, which is EmailOctopus.

Line by line

8 differences that matter

Sender's column comes from their published pricing and documentation on 2 August 2026.

 
Sender
Email Bump
Free plan
2,500 subscribers and 15,000 emails a month, with automation, landing pages and forms.
5,000 contacts and 5,000 emails a month, with flows and segments.
Pricing transparency
Paid tier prices weren't rendering on their pricing page when we checked.
A published ladder: $19 at 10,000 contacts, $29 at 25,000, $99 at 100,000.
Automation
Included on the free plan; depth comparable to MailerLite.
Flows with triggers, waits and branches on every plan, including free.
SMS
On paid plans, with free credits on Standard and Professional.
None.
Landing pages and forms
Included, even on free.
Neither.
Transactional email
Part of the platform.
Included — same plan, same key, SMTP on the same credential.
Inbound email
Not part of the platform.
Included — receive, parse, download attachments and forward.
Data region
European Union — Sender is a Lithuanian company.
United States only, on Amazon SES.
Against us

Three places Sender is the better choice

The free plan is bigger than ours. 15,000 emails a month against our 5,000, with automation, landing pages and forms included. If you're evaluating on free tiers alone, they win and it isn't close.

It's in the EU and we're not. A Lithuanian company handling EU data as standard, against our us-east-1. If residency is a requirement, that decides it.

SMS and landing pages. Both included in the platform. We do email and inbound email only, so replacing Sender fully might mean adding another tool.

FAQ

Email Bump vs Sender, asked and answered

Is Email Bump cheaper than Sender?

Impossible to state precisely, because Sender's paid prices weren't displaying when we checked. Ours are published: $19 at 10,000 contacts, $29 at 25,000, $99 at 100,000.

Their free plan is larger than ours by monthly send allowance, so at the small end they're cheaper by definition.

Do you have SMS or landing pages?

Neither. Email, inbound email, contacts, segments and flows. If Sender's SMS or landing pages are part of your programme, we replace only part of it.

Do you have an EU region?

No. Sending is from Amazon SES in us-east-1. Sender, MailerLite, Brevo, GetResponse, Omnisend and Moosend are the EU-based options on the alternatives page.

Try it against your own list

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.