Kit, AWeber, MailerLite, Moosend and Benchmark Email — the five platforms built for exactly one job: email that grows a business. Priced at your list size, settled row by row, with every unpublished number marked. Need workflows that react to a CRM instead? That's a different aisle.
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There is no single best email platform — there's a best one for how you send. Kit owns the creator economy and the biggest free tier, AWeber owns the phone line and the only complete price table, MailerLite owns the lowest floors, Moosend owns unlimited sending, and Benchmark owns simplicity. The tally below comes straight from the table's own rows — and if what you actually need is CRM-driven automation, none of these five is the answer: that's the other comparison.
Twenty seconds, no email required. We'll show our reasoning — and then highlight your match everywhere it appears as you read the rest of the page.
There isn't one winner here — there are five, each for a different kind of buyer. Find yourself in one of these and you can stop reading.
Twenty-two rows, and we name a better pick on each one — including the rows where the honest answer is "it's a tie" or "this isn't comparable". Untick a platform to narrow the table; everything else on the page stays put.
This only filters the table columns — the rest of the page keeps all five.
Every figure was read from the vendor's own pricing or feature page — Kit and AWeber on 6 August 2026, MailerLite, Moosend and Benchmark Email on 23 August 2026. The "Better pick" column is an editorial judgement, and where a row can't be fairly compared we say so rather than inventing one.
Every plan from all five, priced at the same subscriber count. This is where most comparison sites go wrong — they put Kit at 1,000 next to AWeber at 500 and declare a winner.
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Pricing and features in this category move constantly, and most comparison pages never get updated. Here's what has actually changed at each platform, and when.
Plan ladders, what's gated where, and the thing each vendor's marketing page doesn't lead with.
Every figure on this page traces back to a vendor's own pricing page. Here's how we put it together.
Every price here was read off the vendor's own published tier table, not a third-party review. Where a vendor doesn't publish a figure, we say so instead of interpolating and presenting a guess as fact.
"Entry plan" means something different at each vendor. We compare by capability — the cheapest plan with unlimited automations, say — because that's the comparison that changes a decision.
We name a better pick on every row, but several genuinely end in a draw and a few aren't comparable at all. Manufacturing one would devalue the rows where the difference is real.
Pricing last read from vendor sites 6–23 August 2026 · Spotted a change? Tell us and we'll update it
Four of the five have a free plan — Kit to 10,000 subscribers, Benchmark to 500, MailerLite to 250, AWeber to 500 — and Moosend runs a 30-day trial with no card. Trying two costs nothing but an afternoon.