- Pricing
- $19/mo
- Free options
- Free trial · Free version
- Deployment
- Cloud / SaaS
- Popular with
- Media and creators, Professional services
About GetResponse
GetResponse combines email marketing, landing pages, funnels and webinars. Starter is listed from $19 a month with a limited workflow allowance, and higher plans expand automation.
It suits small businesses that want email plus funnel tools in one product.
GetResponse bundles email, landing pages, funnels and webinars, so compare it with the separate tools it replaces. Check how many automation workflows each plan allows, because Starter has a limited allowance, and see whether contact-based pricing suits your list size.
At a glance, GetResponse offers Email campaigns, Funnels, Landing pages, Webinars, Automation and more. It is best suited to small businesses wanting funnels and email, and a weaker fit for advanced automation needs on the lowest plan. Published plans are summarised in the pricing section below, and prices should be confirmed on the vendor site before purchase.
Popular with: Media and creatorsProfessional servicesRetail and ecommerce
Features
- Ecommerce tools
- Email campaigns
- Email templates
- Forms
- Funnels
- Landing pages
- Reporting and analytics
- Segmentation
- Webinars
- Workflow automation
Integrations
Pricing
Starter
Monthly billing, limited workflows
Marketer
Adds automation workflows
Enterprise
Larger lists and support
Prices change often. Check the vendor for current pricing. How we evaluate software.
Pros and cons
Pros
- Funnels and landing pages included
- Webinars
- Reasonable pricing
- Ecommerce tools for online sellers
Cons
- Starter has limited automation
- Interface can be busy
- Contact-based pricing
Frequently asked questions
How much is GetResponse?
Starter is listed from $19 a month.
Does it have webinars?
Yes.
Is there a trial?
A free trial has been offered.
Who is it for?
Small businesses.
What are the best alternatives to GetResponse?
Popular alternatives covered on PreferWise include HubSpot Marketing Hub, ActiveCampaign and Brevo. Which fits best depends on team size, channels and budget, so compare them side by side before you decide.
Who should not use GetResponse?
Advanced automation needs on the lowest plan. If that describes you, compare GetResponse with alternatives before committing.
