Archives: Comparisons

Kit’s free plan carries 10,000 subscribers with unlimited sending. Omnisend’s carries 250 contacts and 500 emails a month. But these two are barely competing: Kit is built for creators selling to an audience, Omnisend for stores selling products, and the free-tier gap says less than it appears to. Read 8 August 2026 in USD, at … Read more

Kit gives you 10,000 subscribers free with unlimited sending. Brevo gives you unlimited contacts free but only 300 emails a day. Both are unusually generous, on completely different axes — and the one that suits you depends entirely on whether your constraint is list size or send volume. Kit at 1,000 subscribers, Brevo at its … Read more

Brevo charges for emails sent and stores unlimited contacts. Omnisend charges for contacts stored and meters your sending. At a 500-contact list they are $9 and $16 a month — but the gap widens fast in one direction and closes in the other depending on how often you mail. Brevo bills on sends and Omnisend … Read more

Both bill on contacts stored, so these figures line up without conversion. At 500 contacts MailerLite Comfort is $12/month and Omnisend Standard is $16/month ongoing — but Omnisend never states that $16 anywhere. Its page advertises $11.20, which is a three-month promotional rate. Both platforms bill on contacts, so the 250–500 tier is directly comparable. … Read more

Both are built for creators, and both give away a large free tier — Kit 10,000 subscribers, beehiiv 2,500. Neither free plan runs a proper welcome sequence: Kit allows one basic automation, beehiiv allows none. The real split is that beehiiv is built to help a newsletter earn money, and Kit is built to help … Read more

ActiveCampaign has no free plan. MailerLite does. That is the whole comparison in one line — but the interesting part is what ActiveCampaign gives you for $15/month that MailerLite cannot do at any price: start an automation when someone visits a page on your website. ActiveCampaign publishes annual-billing rates only, so its figures are annual; … Read more

Kit’s free plan carries 10,000 subscribers with no sending limit. Mailchimp’s carries 250 contacts and 500 emails a month, capped at 250 a day. That is a fortyfold gap on list size and a twentyfold gap on sending — the largest free-tier difference between any two platforms we have compared. Kit and Mailchimp pricing pages … Read more

These two cannot be compared on price alone, because they do not charge for the same thing. MailerLite bills on subscribers stored; Brevo bills on emails sent and gives every plan unlimited contacts. Which is cheaper depends entirely on how often you mail your list — and the crossover is sharper than most comparisons admit. … Read more

Kit’s free plan allows 10,000 subscribers with no sending limit. MailerLite’s allows 250 subscribers and 2,500 emails per month. That is a 40× gap on subscribers, and it is the single fact that decides this comparison for most people. Once you are paying, the order reverses: at 1,000 subscribers MailerLite Comfort is $19/month against Kit … Read more