GetResponse
Capable all-rounder, but nothing is free
Strong automation and landing pages in one place. We could not confirm any permanent free plan, only a trial.
Who it suits, and who it doesn't
Worth your time if
- You publish a newsletter as well as running a course.
- You have outgrown simple sequences and want real branching logic.
Look elsewhere if
- We could not confirm a permanent free plan on their pricing page, only a 14-day trial.
- You need day-one automation without paying. MailerLite allows it on its free plan.
- You want a bigger free allowance. Kit gives 10,000.
GetResponse, answered
- Does GetResponse have a free plan?
- Not one we could confirm. Their pricing page showed 14-day trial only when we checked on 5 September 2026. The cheapest paid plan is Starter at €16/mo.
- Can GetResponse send an automated welcome sequence on the free plan?
- No. No permanent free plan confirmed. If an automated welcome sequence is the thing you need on day one, MailerLite allows it free.
- What does GetResponse cost once the free plan runs out?
- The entry paid plan is Starter at €16/mo, 1,000 contacts; priced to us in euros. Prices on every platform here move with list size, so treat that as the floor rather than the bill.
- What is the catch with GetResponse?
- We could not confirm a permanent free plan on their pricing page, only a 14-day trial.
