The broadest platform in this category — email plus webinars, a website builder and a course platform on one subscription. Here's exactly what it costs, what's gated where, and who it's actually for — read straight from GetResponse's own pricing page.
The three numbers people scan for, the full plan ladder, and the honest tradeoffs — before you read a word of marketing copy.
The broadest product of the three. Every tier includes unlimited monthly email sends — the only one here that does — and the Creator tier bundles webinars, a website builder and a course platform with up to 500 students, putting it in direct competition with Kit for anyone who'd otherwise pay separately for course software. Also has a genuine forever-free plan, not just a trial.
Starter is roughly $187/yr at 1,000 contacts on annual billing ($15.58/mo), Marketer about $581/yr, Creator about $679/yr. The 18% annual discount is the steepest of the three platforms on this site. The catch is which tier you actually need: Starter permits exactly one automation workflow, so anyone running a welcome series plus a re-engagement sequence is already on Marketer at $59/mo monthly.
Contacts export as CSV normally. GetResponse is the widest product here — if you've adopted the webinars, website builder and course platform, leaving means replacing three or four tools rather than one, and your course content and student records are the awkward part to move. Breadth is a feature while you're using it and a lock-in while you're leaving.
No comparable independent test has been published, so we show a gap rather than a number — same honesty standard we hold every platform on this site to. GetResponse does publish more transparency than most on its send infrastructure, and unlimited monthly sends on every plan means you're never throttled into batching, which indirectly helps consistency. Your own list hygiene still dominates the outcome.
The steepest of the three, and it's a direct consequence of the breadth. Reviewers consistently describe the interface as cluttered — you're navigating a webinar platform, a website builder and a course tool alongside your email. If you only want to send newsletters, you'll spend real time walking past doors you never open.
Sends are unlimited on every plan, which removes the constraint that catches AWeber users. The limit you'll hit instead is workflow count: one automation on Starter. There's no partial upgrade — you move to Marketer at more than triple the price, the largest single tier jump in this category.
Pricing opacity. Most tier pricing sits behind a configurator rather than a published table, so budgeting for growth means clicking through scenarios instead of reading a number. Second: the one-workflow limit on Starter surprises people who assumed an entry paid tier would cover a welcome series and a follow-up. Reviewers on Capterra and G2 also flag the landing page builder as slow at times.
Not just what's included — the mechanics of each feature, read from GetResponse's own feature pages and help docs.
A behavior-based automation builder: workflows fire off page visits, email opens/clicks, cart abandonment, or a contact's accumulated engagement score. Filters let you layer multiple conditions for precise targeting, and an unlimited tagging system handles ongoing profiling.
200+ templates in a drag-and-drop editor, plus an OpenAI-powered generator that builds an industry-optimized page from a short description. Pages ship SSL-secured and mobile-optimized, with custom CSS/JS/HTML available for advanced tracking.
Unique to GetResponse among the three platforms on this site. The Creator tier ($56.58/mo annual) bundles native webinars for up to 100 attendees with recording, a course creator supporting up to 500 students, a website builder, and premium newsletter subscriptions — replacing what would otherwise be three or four separate subscriptions. Enterprise raises the webinar cap to 1,000 attendees.
The newest, fastest-moving part of the product. The AI Course Wizard turns existing content — a blog, a set of notes — into a structured, ready-to-publish course in roughly 30 minutes. An AI email generator drafts subject lines and body copy. The AI landing page generator builds a full page from a written scenario and chosen industry. All three shipped or were substantially updated within the last year, so expect continued change here.
24/7 live chat and email on paid plans. GetResponse does not publish a general customer-service phone number for self-serve tiers — phone and Slack-based support are reserved for the Enterprise/Max tier. If a "GetResponse has phone support" claim shows up elsewhere, confirm which tier it's actually referring to before relying on it.
Sign-up is genuinely free and needs no card. The first 14 days unlock full premium features; after that, the account settles into a real permanent free tier rather than locking out entirely.
Native connections to Google Analytics 4, Zapier, Make.com and major e-commerce platforms, plus Facebook Pixel for ad-funnel tracking. Depth on any single integration wasn't independently verified here — check your specific stack against GetResponse's integration directory before assuming full parity with a tool you're replacing.
Sourced from getresponse.com/pricing, getresponse.com/pricing/free, getresponse.com/features/marketing-automation, getresponse.com/features/landing-page-creator and getresponse.com/about/whats-new. Checked 12 August 2026.
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| Entry-level paid price | Starter at 1,000 contacts — $15.58/mo billed annually, or $19/mo billed monthly |
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| Unlimited automations from | Marketer — $48.38/mo annual, $59/mo monthly (at 1,000 contacts) |
| Free plan | Permanent, no card required — 500 contacts after an initial 14-day full-feature trial |
| Free plan limits | 2,500 newsletters/mo, 1 published landing page (1,000 visits/mo cap), 10-participant webinars, no A/B testing, GetResponse branding included |
| Transaction fee | Not published on the pricing page |
| Send limit | Unlimited monthly email sends on every paid plan |
| Landing pages | Included on every plan; 200+ templates, AI generator on paid tiers |
| Users | 3 on Starter, 5 on Marketer and Creator, unlimited on Enterprise |
| Automation workflows | 1 on Starter, unlimited from Marketer up |
| Segmentation | Advanced audience segmentation from Marketer up |
| A/B testing | Available on paid plans; not on Free |
| Webinars | 10 attendees on Free · 100 on Creator · 1,000 on Enterprise |
| Courses | Up to 500 students on Creator, via the AI Course Wizard and course creator |
| Monetization tools | Promo codes, revenue reports, abandoned-cart recovery, premium newsletter subscriptions (Creator) |
| Support | 24/7 chat and email on paid plans · limited-hours chat plus 24/7 chatbot on Free |
| Phone support | Not published for self-serve tiers · phone and Slack support on Enterprise/Max only |
| Integrations | GA4, Zapier, Make.com, Facebook Pixel, major e-commerce platforms |
| AI features | AI Course Wizard, AI email content generator, AI landing page generator — all shipped or substantially updated within the last year |
| Free trial | 14 days of full premium features on signup, no card required, then falls back to the permanent Free plan rather than locking out |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing, contact sales — adds SMS marketing, mobile push, dedicated IP, phone/Slack support, unlimited users, 1,000-attendee webinars |
| Annual billing discount | 18% — the steepest of the three platforms on this site |
| Standout feature | Webinars, a website builder and a course platform bundled into one subscription |
Sourced from getresponse.com/pricing and getresponse.com/pricing/free, checked 12 August 2026.
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Pricing and features move constantly, and most reviews never get updated. Here's what has actually changed at GetResponse, and when.
Shipped 8 January 2026: a drag-and-drop Webinar block that pulls event title, date, time and registration link straight from a GetResponse webinar into an email, instead of building that block by hand each time. Small feature, but a real signal of how tightly the webinar and email tools are being integrated.
Shipped 23 December 2025: full control over how individual blocks in an email, landing page or website appear per device — desktop only, mobile only, or both — rather than relying on a single automatic responsive layout.
The standout 2026 feature: point it at existing content — a blog, a set of notes — and it assembles a structured, ready-to-publish course in roughly 30 minutes. Available on the Creator tier alongside the existing course creator and native webinars.
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