AWeber vs. GetResponse
AWeber and GetResponse compared across Company facts, Pricing, Campaigns & content, Automation & audience, Channels & deliverability and Platform & integrations — every fact sourced and re-verified from each vendor's public material.
AWeber
Long-running email marketing for small businesses and creators — autoresponders, drag-and-drop builder, templates, forms, and landing pages.
GetResponse
Email marketing and automation with landing pages, webinars, and AI tools for small and mid-sized businesses.
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The verdict
AWeber AWeber's paid plans start at $15/mo for 500 contacts, below GetResponse's $19/mo Starter (1,000 contacts). Both bill by contacts and cover drag-and-drop building, automation, segmentation, and ecommerce. The tradeoff: no free tier, and no SMS or transactional email, both of which GetResponse offers.
Full profile GetResponse GetResponse has a free plan for up to 500 contacts (2,500 newsletters/mo), where AWeber has none. It also adds SMS marketing and transactional email, neither of which AWeber offers. Its paid plans start higher ($19/mo for 1,000 contacts vs AWeber's $15 for 500), so it costs more to enter on a paid plan.
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