GetResponse pricing
What GetResponse costs tier by tier, why your list size drives the bill, and where the automation, webinars and funnels sit.
GetResponse prices by the size of your list, with unlimited emails on every paid plan. There is a limited free plan for up to 500 contacts, then two main paid tiers, Starter and Marketer, with a custom MAX tier above them. The headline numbers below are for 1,000 subscribers on monthly billing; annual billing trims about 18 percent. The thing most buyers miss is that the tools that set GetResponse apart, marketing automation, webinars and conversion funnels, sit on Marketer and above, so the real cost is often the tier you need rather than the one you start on. Below is each plan as published, then the things that move the number.
Plans and prices
Per month, billed monthly, 1,000 subscribersPricing as of June 2026 at 1,000 subscribers on monthly billing; annual billing saves about 18 percent. Prices rise in bands as your list grows, so a larger list costs more on every tier. Check the vendor for current pricing.
List size, tier gating and add ons set the bill.
Four things tend to separate GetResponse's entry price from what teams actually pay. Plan for these before you commit.
GetResponse pricing FAQ
Does GetResponse have a free plan?
Yes. GetResponse offers a free plan for up to 500 contacts with email, a website builder and one landing page, carrying GetResponse branding and limited monthly sends. Paid plans start at $19 per month for Starter at 1,000 subscribers. Pricing as of June 2026; check the vendor for current pricing.
How much does GetResponse cost per month?
At 1,000 subscribers on monthly billing, Starter is about $19 and Marketer about $59, with a custom MAX tier above. Annual billing saves roughly 18 percent, and every tier scales up as your list grows. Verified June 2026; check the vendor for current pricing.
Why is my GetResponse bill higher than $19?
Usually because the automation, webinars or ecommerce tools you want sit on Marketer or higher, or because your list has pushed you into a higher contact band. SMS and paid webinar capacity are billed on top of the plan.
Which GetResponse plan is best value?
For a simple newsletter, Starter covers email, autoresponders and landing pages. Marketer is the sweet spot once you need real automation, abandoned cart tools or webinars, while MAX pays off only at scale or when you need dedicated support.