GetResponse

GetResponse is a cloud-based marketing platform founded in Poland in 1998. It began as an autoresponder service and expanded into email marketing, lifecycle automation, lead capture, ecommerce marketing, webinars, website building, and content monetization.

The platform supports newsletters, autoresponders, behavioral workflows, landing pages, forms, popups, web push notifications, conversion funnels, and campaign reporting. Its AI tools can generate email content, subject lines, landing pages, and multi-asset campaigns.

Core email features include a drag-and-drop editor, newsletter templates, autoresponders, scheduling, segmentation, click tracking, Google Analytics integration, and campaign reporting.

Marketing automation uses visual workflows, website events, behavioral triggers, predefined templates, and contact segmentation. Ecommerce capabilities include store integrations, product recommendations, promo codes, revenue reports, and abandoned-cart recovery on eligible plans.

GetResponse also provides landing pages, signup forms, popups, paid advertising tools, webinars, web push notifications, website building, online courses, and premium newsletters. AI features include an email generator, subject-line generator, writing assistant, campaign generator, website tools, and selected recommendation features.

GetResponse offers a Free account with up to 500 contacts and up to 2,500 newsletters per month. The Free account provides premium-feature access for the first 14 days, after which restrictions apply.

Paid pricing depends on the selected plan and contact-list size. At the 1,000-contact level, Starter costs $19 per month or $15.58 per month when billed annually. Marketer costs $59 per month or $48.38 annually. Creator costs $69 per month or $56.58 annually. Enterprise uses custom pricing.

Annual prices reflect an 18% discount shown on the official pricing page. Taxes may apply, and larger contact lists increase the subscription price.

Pros:

• Combines email marketing, automation, landing pages, ecommerce, webinars, and courses.
• Offers a permanent Free account and a 14-day premium-feature trial.
• Provides visual workflow automation and behavioral segmentation.
• Includes a public REST API and a broad integration directory.
• Supports Android and iOS mobile applications.

Cons:

• Pricing increases with contact-list size.
• Several advanced capabilities require higher-tier plans.
• The Free account has contact, message, visitor, and feature limits.
• Mobile access focuses on management and monitoring rather than full desktop editing.
• Enterprise pricing is not published.

Comparable products include Mailchimp for email campaigns and customer marketing, ActiveCampaign for advanced automation and CRM-oriented workflows, Brevo for email and SMS campaigns, AWeber for newsletters and autoresponders, and Kit for creator-focused email marketing.

GetResponse is most relevant when a business wants email, automation, landing pages, ecommerce tools, webinars, or content monetization within one platform.

Does GetResponse have a free plan?
Yes. The Free account supports up to 500 contacts and up to 2,500 newsletters per month, with additional restrictions.

Does GetResponse offer a free trial?
Yes. New Free accounts receive access to premium features for 14 days without requiring a credit card.

What integrations does GetResponse support?
The integration directory includes Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, PrestaShop, Salesforce, PayPal, Stripe, Zapier, Facebook, Google Analytics, X, and other services. Availability depends on the plan.

Does GetResponse provide an API?
Yes. GetResponse provides a REST API v3 for managing campaigns, contacts, newsletters, segments, statistics, and related account data. API access is restricted on the Free plan after its premium period.

Which platforms support GetResponse?
The main service runs in modern browsers on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. GetResponse also provides mobile applications for Android and iOS.