GetResponse Review (2026): Plans, Pros & Cons
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Quick verdict
GetResponse bundles more than email (landing pages on all plans, webinars and courses on Creator), and its no-card trial makes it low-risk to evaluate.
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Who it is for
Small businesses, creators and marketers who want email, landing pages and optionally webinars and courses in one account.
Who should skip it
Teams who mainly need deep CRM/sales automation, or agencies managing many client accounts.
Pros
- Unlimited sends on all plans
- 14-day trial with no card, then a limited free version
- Webinars and courses on Creator
Cons
- Starter has only 1 custom automation workflow
- Prices displayed vary by currency and exchange rate
- Phone support only on Enterprise
Pricing summary
Starter, Marketer, Creator and Enterprise plans priced by list size (500 to 100,000 contacts). For 1,000 contacts: Starter $19/mo ($15.58/mo annual), Marketer $59/mo ($48.38 annual), Creator $69/mo ($56.58 annual). 14-day trial, no card required, after which the account continues as a limited free plan.
Sources
- GetResponse pricing page (last checked 2026-11-01)