GetResponse pricing guide

GetResponse pricing: plans, contact tiers, and real cost drivers

GetResponse combines contact-tier pricing with different feature bundles. The plan name, billing period, peak contact tier, and list structure all affect the real cost.

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Free account500 contacts and 2,500 messages/month
Starter$19 monthly or $15.58 annual equivalent
Marketer$59 monthly or $48.38 annual equivalent

Quick answer: At the 1,000-subscriber starting tier, GetResponse currently lists Starter at $19/month, Marketer at $59/month, and Creator at $69/month. Annual billing lowers the displayed monthly equivalents to $15.58, $48.38, and $56.58 respectively, reflecting the current 18% annual discount. Enterprise pricing is custom. Contact tier and list structure can still raise the real bill.

Comparing platforms rather than estimating one bill? Use the Kit vs GetResponse comparison. To estimate duplicate-list pressure first, open the GetResponse contact calculator.

PlanStarting price shown publiclyCore differenceLikely upgrade trigger
Free$0500 contacts, 2,500 messages/month, 14 days of premium feature accessContact cap, message cap, branding, or loss of premium capabilities
Starter$19/month or $15.58/month billed annuallyUnlimited monthly sends, email marketing, landing pages, forms, and 1 custom automation workflowNeed for unlimited workflows, advanced segmentation, or ecommerce automation
Marketer$59/month or $48.38/month billed annuallyUnlimited workflows, advanced segmentation, abandoned-cart recovery, sales funnels, and web pushNeed for course, webinar, or creator-specific capabilities
Creator$69/month or $56.58/month billed annuallyKnowledge-product, course, and webinar-oriented feature setHigher contact tiers or enterprise requirements
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See current GetResponse plans

Confirm the current contact tier, billing period, feature bundle, and any add-ons on GetResponse's official pricing page.

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The free account is mainly a product test

The free account allows up to 500 contacts and 2,500 messages per month. Premium features are available during the first 14 days, but free-account restrictions apply afterward. A buyer should judge the permanent free limits, not only the initial trial experience.

Paid plans include unlimited monthly sends

GetResponse documents unlimited monthly email sends on the paid plans shown on its pricing page. The recurring cost instead depends on the selected feature bundle, billing period, and contact tier.

Peak contact count matters

GetResponse says billing can be based on the total number of contacts added during the month and/or the peak number of active subscribers. Temporarily exceeding a tier can therefore affect the bill even if contacts are later removed.

Duplicate lists can inflate cost

Each list is treated independently. If one email address appears in several lists, it can count as several contacts. Tags and segments may be a more cost-efficient way to organize the same audience when separate lists are not operationally necessary.

Annual pricing is lower but less flexible

The public pricing page currently shows an 18% annual discount. The lower monthly equivalent should be weighed against the longer commitment and expected contact growth.

Large-list overage

For Starter, Marketer, and Creator, GetResponse documents a maximum listed size of 100,000 contacts. Above that level, it states a monthly charge of $4 for every started block of 1,000 additional contacts. Enterprise requirements should be confirmed directly.

estimated GetResponse cost = plan at peak billed contact tier + duplicate-list effect + applicable add-ons or overage

Before choosing a tier, export the current list structure and count duplicate addresses across separate lists.

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checked August 22, 2026

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