GetResponse pricing explained
GetResponse pricing depends on the plan, billing term, and contact list size. That makes the headline price useful as a starting point, but not a complete estimate.
What each plan is built around
| Plan | Main focus | Examples of included capability |
|---|---|---|
| Starter | Core email marketing | Unlimited newsletters, landing pages, forms, welcome series, one automation workflow |
| Marketer | Automation and ecommerce | Advanced automation, segmentation, promo codes, abandoned cart recovery |
| Creator | Content monetization | Courses, premium newsletters, webinars, creator tools |
| Enterprise | Large scale needs | Custom configuration and pricing |
Why your contact count matters
GetResponse uses a pay as you grow model. Standard plans support multiple list size tiers, so a business with a larger list should price the actual contact level it expects to maintain rather than relying on the smallest advertised tier.
Monthly versus annual billing
The lowest displayed standard plan rates are tied to annual billing. If flexibility matters more than the discount, compare the monthly option directly on the merchant pricing page.
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