Almost 60% of marketers<\/a> say that email marketing is their biggest source of ROI.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n Clearly, email marketing is a force to be reckoned with. But unless you want to manually send out individual emails to your hundreds, thousands or even millions of subscribers, you need to use an email marketing service.<\/p>\n With so many popular email marketing tools vying for your business, it can be hard to choose one. In general, they all offer the same basic features (the ability to send emails to lists, to make your emails more visually appealing, to use automation, etc.), but they also all have varying strengths and weaknesses.<\/p>\n For example, if your top priority is making visually appealing emails, your ideal email marketing service will be different from someone who cares more about being able to send automated emails when a customer abandons their cart.<\/p>\n In this guide, we\u2019re going to go over 10 of the top email marketing services available. We\u2019ll discuss what their standout features are, what sets them apart from the competition, and what you should be looking for when evaluating a service on your own.<\/p>\n But before we get into the nitty-gritty, if you\u2019re just looking for a quick recommendation, then take a look at the next section, where you\u2019ll find two top picks for different types of businesses.<\/p>\n AWeber is an impressive email marketing service that truly takes a load off anyone who\u2019s trying to run a small business. While the platform doesn\u2019t allow for the same depth of customization that other platforms do, it does make running email campaigns easy<\/em>.<\/p>\n For example, AWeber can create AI-generated emails for you and make auto-newsletters using content from your company blog. That means less time spent crafting emails and more time spent on your business.<\/p>\n AWeber offers a free plan, which makes it easy to dip your toes in and give it a whirl. If it suits your needs, paid plans start at $19\/month billed monthly.<\/p>\n Drip is a CRM with email marketing features that was built specifically for e-commerce. Its features in this area surpass the competition: You can automate emails and segment your subscribers based on practically any action they take in your store. This allows you to target your customers with an extreme level of personalization<\/a>.<\/p>\n Drip\u2019s plans start at $19\/month. However, a 14-day free trial is available to all new customers, so it\u2019s easy to give it a try and see what you think.<\/p>\n You may also like:<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n Now that we\u2019ve given you our top picks, let\u2019s get into the reviews. First, here\u2019s an overview of all the features that we\u2019re going to cover:<\/p>\n MailerLite Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> MailerLite is all about simplicity. Despite the fact that it has \u201clite\u201d in its name, it\u2019s not nearly as watered-down as one might expect. In fact, the minimalist intent of the service gives it a sort of Zen-like power in which the user is able to get straight to the meat of their work without wading through the clutter of features that they\u2019ll never use.<\/p>\n In short, MailerLite focuses on the fundamentals of what makes an email service great: an easy-to-use email design tool that doesn\u2019t get in its own way. It’s simple to design and send emails that will wow your customers without your having to be a designer.<\/p>\n However, the service does offer more advanced features, like automation, A\/B testing, etc., for those who want to make use of them. But compared to other email marketing services, it doesn\u2019t go as deep. And that\u2019s totally fine. MailerLite knows who its base is: businesses that want a powerful and intuitive platform that doesn\u2019t break the bank.<\/p>\n Considering that MailerLite starts at the enticing price point of $0\/month, it seems to be catering to them on all fronts. Now, it bears mentioning that the free version of MailerLite only allows for lists of up to 1,000 subscribers and doesn\u2019t provide access to some of its more advanced features like automation and A\/B testing<\/a>.<\/p>\n You\u2019re also limited to sending 12,000 emails per month (i.e., 12 e-blasts for a list with 1,000 subscribers). It can accurately be thought of as MailerLite-Lite. But for businesses that are newbies to email marketing, it offers a good starting point without making any upfront investments.<\/p>\n Once you break through that 1,000-subscriber threshold (or if you want to use more advanced features or send more emails), paid plans start at $10\/month. There are only two plans, so you won\u2019t need to decide which features you want. Instead, the subscription price is entirely dependent on how many subscribers you have. The Premium Plan ranges from $10\/month (for 1-1,000 subscribers) all the way up to $1,915\/month (for lists with up to 600,000 subscribers). Beyond that, you\u2019ll need to contact MailerLite for custom pricing.<\/p>\n ConvertKit Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> As you can likely gather from its name, ConvertKit is all about converting your email subscribers. And its focus is pretty clear from its feature set. Unlike other email marketing platforms that offer hundreds of email templates to choose from and tons of in-depth design tools, ConvertKit\u2019s design features are quite minimal and only include three email templates.<\/p>\n But don\u2019t confuse that with an oversight or lack of effort on their part. In fact, ConvertKit\u2019s decision to shy away from deep design tools is actually a conscious effort to increase its customers\u2019 conversion rates. The company takes a strong stance that fancy emails are useless<\/a> and simple emails convert better. The idea is that by limiting customers\u2019 design options, they\u2019ll be forced to focus on what really matters: the content.<\/p>\n So, if design isn\u2019t ConvertKit\u2019s forte, then what does the service actually do to bolster those conversion rates? The answer is automation. ConvertKit\u2019s automation features are top-notch and feel much more modern than those of some of the other big names in the space.<\/p>\n At its core, ConvertKit relies on Sequences and Visual Automation. Essentially, Sequences are automated email sequences that you can set up in advance, such as a series of abandoned cart emails or welcome emails. Visual automation allows you to fine-tune those sequences by arranging blocks that correspond to different steps in the email sequence. Overall, this is a very powerful automation system that caters to businesses that are either already deep in the automation game or looking to break into it.<\/p>\n As far as pricing goes, ConvertKit offers a free plan, but you won\u2019t be able to use ConverKit\u2019s visual marketing automation tools if you go that route. Considering that those features are ConvertKit\u2019s bread and butter, many users will probably want to skip right over the free plan and move to one of their paid plans, which start at $29\/month for lists with up to 1,000 subscribers and go up to $3,999\/month for lists with up to 900,000 subscribers (annual subscription discounts are available). Above that, you\u2019ll need to contact ConvertKit for custom pricing.<\/p>\n Overall, ConvertKit is a great choice for businesses that want an email marketing service built around powerful automation. But if design tools are a priority, you should look elsewhere.<\/p>\n ActiveCampaign Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> To call ActiveCampaign simply an email marketing service would be doing the platform a disservice. While ActiveCampaign is built around email marketing, the service also offers a sales CRM (which could be a standalone product on its own) as well as features like SMS marketing and Facebook custom audiences for Facebook ads<\/a> based on your customer data.<\/p>\n Beyond that, ActiveCampaign also uses machine learning to offer features like predictive content (which helps you find the most relevant content for your subscribers), predictive sending (which helps you find the right time to email your subscribers), and win probability (which helps your sales team figure out which customers and deals are worth the effort and which should be put on the backburner).<\/p>\n There\u2019s no doubt that ActiveCampaign is packed with features. But how does it do at simply making and designing emails? Overall, ActiveCampaign\u2019s design features are about average. Customers will have access to over 25 professionally designed templates that they can customize to their liking.<\/p>\n As far as email itself is concerned, ActiveCampaign makes up for its lackluster design options with easy-to-use personalization, testing, and automation features. The service makes it easy to segment your list, personalize your emails, test how your emails are performing, and even put conditions into your emails. For example, you can add or remove content from your emails depending on whether the receiver carried out a specific action.<\/p>\n Compared to ConvertKit, which also places a lot of focus on automation, ActiveCampaign offers more in terms of tracking and building emails. However, ConvertKit\u2019s automation features are a bit more sophisticated.<\/p>\n Price-wise, ActiveCampaign isn\u2019t cheap. It doesn’t offer a free plan, unlike many of its competitors, so you\u2019ll have to pay at least $15\/month (or $9\/month billed annually) to get in on the action. Even once you start paying, ActiveCampaign tends to be more expensive than other services: that $15\/month only allows you to send emails to a list with up to 500 subscribers, while most services offer capabilities for up to 1,000 subscribers at the same price point.<\/p>\n And that\u2019s just for the Lite plan. If you want to use the highest-tier plan (Enterprise), you\u2019re looking at $279\/month for a list with up to 500 subscribers.<\/p>\n HubSpot Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> HubSpot is one of the biggest names in the digital marketing space, so it should come as no surprise that their platform offers email marketing capabilities. However, like ActiveCampaign, HubSpot’s breadth of features expands way beyond email: By signing up for the HubSpot Marketing Hub, you get access to email marketing, ad management, live chat, conversational bots, forms and landing pages.<\/p>\n But let\u2019s focus on what HubSpot can do for your emails. One of the biggest benefits to marketers is simply its wide range of features, so you\u2019re not going to encounter much that you won\u2019t find elsewhere as far as email is concerned. The service lets you do just what you\u2019d expect: personalize emails, segment your lists<\/a>, conduct A\/B testing, and implement automation features.<\/p>\n That said, it does all these things very <\/em>well, and it has a pretty hefty price tag to show for it. Compared to other household names like Mailchimp, HubSpot provides much more sophisticated automation features, which are necessary once your business expands to the point that you can no longer reply to individual emails in a timely manner.<\/p>\n However, although HubSpot’s paid plans are pricey, it does offer a free CRM that includes email marketing capabilities. Overall, the features in the free email service are pretty solid: There are quite a few templates to choose from, the email designer is robust, and you get some basic analytics tools. Unfortunately, you\u2019re limited to just 2,000 emails per month, which is quite low.<\/p>\n Once you upgrade to these paid plans, you get access to the heavy-duty features:<\/p>\n As you can tell, HubSpot is one of the most expensive marketing platforms, but it does offer a very wide variety of services. If you\u2019re an established business that wants to up your marketing game and needs more than just email tools, it\u2019s definitely worth checking out.<\/p>\n GetResponse Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> GetResponse is yet another all-in-one email marketing service that offers not just email building but landing pages, pop ups<\/a>, automation, and more. Overall, GetResponse appears to be more focused on inbound marketing than some of the other platforms we\u2019ve looked at.<\/p>\n For example, one of its standout features is Autofunnel which, as you can probably tell by the name, is an automated sales funnel. Essentially, it helps you design an automated sales funnel from the sign-up page all the way to the order form and beyond.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve used GetResponse\u2019s funnels to snag some leads, you\u2019re able to easily segment them using the automated segmentation capabilities. For example, you can automatically segment your list based on behavior, such as one segment for everyone who clicked the link in your last email and another for everyone who didn\u2019t.<\/p>\n However, GetResponse doesn\u2019t go as in-depth with its automation as some other tools. But given the price point, it\u2019s still a very viable option for businesses that are primarily focused on lead generation<\/a>. In fact, its inbound tools are some of the strongest that we\u2019ve seen.<\/p>\n GetResponse does not offer a free plan. Instead, users can choose between four paid plans (which have discounts for 12-month and 24-month subscriptions):<\/p>\n All in all, GetResponse is a good choice for businesses that have inbound functionality as a priority and would like to host webinars.<\/p>\n Constant Contact Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> Constant Contact is one of the oldest names in the email marketing space, and its longevity in such a competitive industry is a sign that the company is doing something right. However, when it comes to technology, being around for a while can also be a bad sign: Some companies can become a one-trick pony that rests on its laurels without keeping up with innovations in the field.<\/p>\n Unfortunately, Constant Contact falls more into the latter camp. While its core features are still strong, it simply lacks some of the sophisticated features that some of the newcomers to the space, like ActiveCampaign and ConvertKit, offer. Plus, due to Constant Contact\u2019s brand recognition, it\u2019s able to hike its prices up to a point that\u2019s higher than what the company would be able to command if it were just starting out.<\/p>\n That said, Constant Contact is still a viable option for businesses that want a reliable email marketing service with a long track record of success. Essentially, the company hasn\u2019t strayed far from its roots as a strong email builder.<\/p>\n Businesses that use Constant Contact will have over 100 templates at their disposal, a powerful drag-and-drop email editor, robust automation features, and integrations with e-commerce platforms<\/a> like Shopify. Landing pages and websites, however, do not come included with the email marketing package.<\/p>\n Constant Contact offers two plans: Email, starting at $20\/month, and Email Plus, starting at $45\/month. Both plans offer the same basic features, but Email Plus also gives users access to dynamic content, coupons, online donations, automated email welcome series, and automated behavioral email series.<\/p>\n While this service may not offer some of the more advanced features that others on this list have, it does provide a solid and reputable service. Most small businesses won\u2019t miss the lacking features, so it will largely come down to a question of budget and taste.<\/p>\n Keap Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> Keap has been around since 2001<\/a>, but it has flown under the radar of many marketers. At heart, Keap is a CRM with email marketing features, not the other way around. In fact, out of the three products that the company offers (Keap Grow, Keap Pro, and Infusionsoft), none bills itself as an email marketing service.<\/p>\n So, if email is your priority, which is the one you should be looking at? Well, all of them. The three softwares are tiered, so everything you get in Keap Grow, which includes email marketing, you get in the higher versions as well.<\/p>\n However, even though Keap includes email marketing, it\u2019s simply not the company\u2019s focus \u2014 it\u2019s hard to even find any information about its email marketing capabilities. That said, it does provide an email builder and a good range of email marketing automation features. If you\u2019re interested in automation, you\u2019ll likely want to start out with Keap Pro.<\/p>\n Overall, Keap is more similar to HubSpot than it is to a dedicated email marketing service like Constant Contact. The company wants to provide its users with a tool that will help their businesses grow, and email just happens to be one of the features included.<\/p>\n If Keap sounds like it may be for you, you\u2019ll need to choose between three price points:<\/p>\n Mailchimp Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> If you\u2019re looking into email marketing services, there\u2019s a good chance that Mailchimp was the first service that popped into your mind. Indeed, \u201cMailchimp\u201d is practically synonymous with \u201cemail marketing\u201d these days, so it\u2019s a platform that deserves a thorough look.<\/p>\n As a whole, Mailchimp still offers one of the best email marketing platforms around. It has a very in-depth email designer, gives users access to hundreds of templates, and provides some useful automation features as well. Plus, the company offers a robust free version, which can be a great starting point for new businesses or established businesses that haven\u2019t yet ventured into email.<\/p>\n Since its inception, the company has expanded to offer a website builder, a CRM, and more. But like Constant Contact and MailerLite, Mailchimp really shines with its email building. Although it does offer more advanced features like A\/B testing<\/a>, automation, etc., the company started out with e-blasts, and that\u2019s still what it does best. Its email automation features are not bad by any means, but if that\u2019s your priority, there are better options out there.<\/p>\n Mailchimp\u2019s design straddles the line between elegant and outdated. Its UI is sparse and the minimalist design language stirs feelings of an early webpage without CSS. In many ways, this perfectly embodies the Mailchimp experience: At times it\u2019s luxurious, and at others (such as with automation), it feels somewhat outdated.<\/p>\n Overall, Mailchimp is a good starting place for small businesses that want to get more involved with email marketing<\/a>. It\u2019s still one of the strongest email-centric marketing platforms there is, and its popularity means that many of the most popular tools like Slack, Zapier and WordPress already have native integrations with it. However, its automation features are bested by the likes of ConvertKit, HubSpot and ActiveCampaign.<\/p>\n As for pricing, there are four plans you can choose from:<\/p>\n Drip Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> Like some of the other services we\u2019ve covered already, Drip is primarily a CRM that has email marketing features. So what makes it different from the rest on this top email marketing list? Drip is the only CRM we\u2019ve seen that was built from the ground up with e-commerce<\/a> in mind.<\/p>\n If you run an e-commerce business, Drip deserves your attention. In a nutshell, it uses data from your store to drive automated marketing campaigns, be they email, Instagram<\/a>, Facebook, etc. For example, you can automatically segment visitors to your store based on the page they visited and then have Drip send out different emails to those segments. So, if one user visited the shoe section and another the jeans section of your clothing store, you can automatically send them different emails.<\/p>\n Drip has some of the deepest segmentation capabilities that we\u2019ve seen. You can segment based on practically any action you can imagine, whether it\u2019s clicking a link, opening a form, abandoning a cart<\/a>, etc. This makes it easy to target your customers with pinpoint accuracy. And since Drip does more than email, you can use any of those actions (including interactions with your emails) to drive campaigns on social media as well.<\/p>\n Pricing for Drip starts at $10\/month for 100 people in your account and ranges up to $1,599\/month for up to 140,000 people. Beyond that, you\u2019ll need to get in touch with Drip for custom pricing. However, they do offer everyone a 14-day free trial, so you can take it for a spin without risk.<\/p>\n Overall, Drip is an extremely impressive e-commerce marketing platform that seems poised to become a mainstay in the industry. If you\u2019re working in e-commerce, this is not one to miss out on.<\/p>\n AWeber Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> AWeber\u2019s shtick is simplicity. On its homepage, it proudly states: \u201cRun your business \u2014 leave the email marketing to us.\u201d And with features like AI-generated emails, that really isn\u2019t overselling what AWeber can do. In many ways, it seems that the service can almost run itself.<\/p>\n When you use AWeber, you\u2019ll have access to other automation features like auto-newsletters that pull content from your site\u2019s blog. Want to get your hands dirty instead of leaving everything up to the robots? AWeber also comes with a drag-and-drop email builder and a variety of templates.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve crafted your email, you can use AWeber\u2019s automation features to control the flow of your email sequences and automatically tag or segment your subscribers. You can also personalize your emails with dynamic content to get a better response.<\/p>\n But none of this matters if your emails end up in spam folders. To combat that, AWeber doesn\u2019t outsource its email delivery, which gives you a better chance of having your email get where it\u2019s supposed to be. After the email has reached the recipient, you can use AWeber\u2019s analysis tools (including a mobile app for on-the-go analytics) to see how your campaign is stacking up.<\/p>\n AWeber also has a slew of integrations with platforms like PayPal, Shopify<\/a>, Facebook, and more, which will be a welcome addition for any business that uses them.<\/p>\n So how much does it cost? AWeber now has a free version that offers many of its features but with a limit of 500 subscribers. Beyond that, pricing starts at $19\/month for a list with up to 500 subscribers and reaches up to $149\/month for a list with up to 25,000 subscribers. Discounts are available for long-term commitments.<\/p>\n Overall, AWeber is a fantastic service for anyone who wants a more hands-off approach to email marketing, and we highly recommend it.<\/p>\n Moosend Highlights<\/b>:<\/strong><\/span> Moosend is an all-in-one email marketing service provider with outstanding marketing automation and segmentation tools that can take you to the next level. It’s one of the most affordable email options available, and it’s also one of the easiest to use, even if you’re a beginner.<\/span><\/p>\n You can craft beautiful email campaigns to capture your audience’s attention using a wide library of email templates or a drag-and-drop editor. The platform also allows you to create landing pages and sign-up forms in a few simple clicks to improve your lead generation efforts.<\/span><\/p>\n One of Moosend’s best features is email list segmentation, which lets you send more tailored emails to your subscribers and quickly convert them. You may also build up automated processes, autoresponders, and transactional emails to deliver your messages at the right time.<\/span><\/p>\n To make data-driven decisions, you can use real-time analytics and statistics. You’ll be able to track which emails work best, ensuring higher open rates and click-throughs in the future.<\/span><\/p>\n Last, but not least, Moosend offers the option of A\/B testing to determine which email variant would work better.<\/span><\/p>\n For up to 500 users, Moosend’s services start at $9 per month. Unlimited emails, automated processes, landing pages\/subscription forms, and the SMTP server for setting up transactional emails are all included.\u00a0<\/span>If you can’t decide whether this tool is the right for you, Moosend offers a free trial to dive deeper into their email marketing capabilities.<\/span><\/p>\n You may also like:<\/strong><\/em><\/p>\n This list is far from exhaustive, and there are many other email marketing solutions that you may want to take a look at. Here are some tips to keep in mind when doing so.<\/p>\n Every email marketing service will excel in one area and fall a bit short in another. There\u2019s no unicorn that is great at everything \u2014 if there were, the choice would be a lot easier.<\/p>\n When evaluating services, take stock of what\u2019s most important to you:<\/p>\n![\"Click](\"http:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/03\/Lead-Magnets-Emailing-g.jpg\")
<\/a><\/div>\nBest for Small Businesses and Sole Proprietorships: AWeber<\/span><\/h2>\n
Best for E-commerce: Drip<\/span><\/h2>\n
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Best Email Marketing Services Overview<\/h2>\n
![\"Email](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/SG-Email-Marketing-Service-Features-Overview.jpg\")
<\/p>\nTop 10 Best Email Marketing Services<\/h2>\n
1) MailerLite<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $0\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Easy-to-use email designer
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Basic
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Businesses on a budget
\n<\/p>\n![\"MailerLite\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/MailerLite.jpg\")
<\/p>\n2) ConvertKit<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $0\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Visual automation and email sequences
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Advanced
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Businesses that want powerful automation tools
\n<\/p>\n![\"ConvertKit\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/ConvertKit.png\")
<\/p>\n<\/a><\/div>\n3) ActiveCampaign<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $15\/month ($9\/month billed annually)
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Predictive capabilities that employ machine learning
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Advanced
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Established businesses that want sophisticated tracking and automation features
\n<\/p>\n![\"ActiveCampaign\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/ActiveCampaign.png\")
<\/p>\n4) HubSpot<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $0\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Comes with other useful tools from HubSpot
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Depends on plan
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Established businesses and enterprises
\n<\/p>\n![\"HubSpot\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/HubSpot.jpg\")
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5) GetResponse<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $15\/month (discounts available for long-term commitments)
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Autofunnels
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Average
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Businesses focused on inbound marketing and webinars
\n<\/p>\n![\"GetResponse\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/GetResponse.png\")
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6) Constant Contact<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $20\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Robust email designer
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Average
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Businesses looking for a robust drag-and-drop email designer
\n<\/p>\n![\"Constant](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/Constant-Contact.jpg\")
<\/p>\n<\/a><\/div>\n7) Keap<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $24\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> CRM
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Basic
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Businesses looking for a CRM with email marketing capabilities
\n<\/p>\n![\"Keap\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/Keap.png\")
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8) Mailchimp<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $0\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Email designer
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Average
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Startups and small businesses
\n<\/p>\n![\"Mailchimp\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/Mailchimp-1.png\")
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9) Drip<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $10\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> E-commerce automation
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Advanced
\n* Best For:<\/strong> E-commerce
\n<\/p>\n![\"Drip\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/Drip.png\")
<\/p>\n10) AWeber<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $0\/month
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> AI-generated emails
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Advanced
\n* Best For:<\/strong> Small businesses
\n<\/p>\n![\"AWeber\"](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/AWeber.jpg\")
<\/p>\nBonus: Moosend<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\n* Website<\/a>
\n* Pricing:<\/strong> Starts at $9\/month (+ free trial)
\n* Standout Feature:<\/strong> Sophisticated automation options<\/span>
\n* Automation:<\/strong> Advanced
\n* Best For:<\/strong> E-commerce Businesses, Agencies, Start-ups<\/span>
\n<\/p>\n![\"Moosend](\"https:\/\/www.singlegrain.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2020\/07\/Moosend-1280x727.jpg\")
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How to Evaluate Email Marketing Services on Your Own<\/h2>\n
What are your priorities?<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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