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GetResponse vs MailerLite

Free-plan headroom and true monthly cost as the list grows. Paid columns use Starter vs Comfort. At 10k: GetResponse $79 · MailerLite $89.

Free plans

FeatureGetResponseMailerLite
Free availableNoYes
Contacts—250
Sends / mo—2500
Automations on free—true
Remove brandingNoNo

Monthly cost by list size

Subscribers GetResponse MailerLite Cheaper
500 $19 $12 MailerLite
1k $19 $19 Tie
2.5k $29 $33 GetResponse
5k $54 $49 MailerLite
10k $79 $89 GetResponse
25k $174 $179 GetResponse
50k $299 $319 GetResponse
100k $539 $439 MailerLite
GetResponse gotchas.
  • No free forever plan
  • Feature set varies heavily by Email Marketing vs Marketing Automation vs Ecommerce
MailerLite gotchas.
  • Free capped at only 250 contacts (much tighter than Kit/beehiiv)
  • Comfort send limit = 10× subscriber tier ceiling
  • Cumulative active count within billing cycle (deleted still count until anniversary)

GetResponse vs MailerLite FAQ

Which is cheaper at 10,000 subscribers — GetResponse or MailerLite?

On the plans we track (Starter vs Comfort), the cheaper verified bill at 10k is GetResponse ($79 vs $89). Unknown cells stay blank.

Which has the better free plan — GetResponse or MailerLite?

GetResponse: no free forever plan. MailerLite: free contacts 250.

How much do GetResponse and MailerLite cost at 1,000 and 5,000 subscribers?

Monthly billing on the plans we track: at 1,000 — GetResponse $19, MailerLite $19; at 5,000 — GetResponse $54, MailerLite $49. $0 means the free plan still covers that size; “—” means we have not verified a price.

Should I switch from GetResponse to MailerLite?

Use free-plan headroom and the cost table on this page — not feature star ratings. Read gotchas on each tool page and confirm live vendor pricing before migrating.