GetResponse

Scores 6.5 / 10

Best if webinars are part of the funnel. GetResponse bundles things its rivals sell separately: conversion funnels, landing pages and native webinars.

Starts at

Free, then $19/mo

Free tier

Yes

Priced on

Subscribers

Best for

Course and webinar sellers

GetResponse's own homepage. Captured 20 August 2026.

Our verdict

GetResponse bundles things its rivals sell separately: conversion funnels, landing pages and native webinars. For a coach or a course seller whose funnel ends in a live session, that removes a whole tool from the stack. For everyone else it is a competent email platform at a fair price.

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How it scores

Output 6.0

AI depth 5.5

Time to first result 7.0

Price clarity 7.5

Ceiling 6.5

Overall, the plain average6.5

Every criterion is defined on the methodology page.

What it does well

Native webinars, which no other tool here includes
Funnel and landing page builders included
A fair entry price with a usable free plan
A straightforward automation editor

Where it costs you

AI features lag the leaders
Webinar attendee limits are tight on lower tiers
Template design feels dated next to Klaviyo
Reporting is functional rather than insightful

What it costs

Free plan available. Email Marketing starts at $19/mo for 1,000 subscribers. Webinar attendee caps rise with the plan tier rather than with the subscriber count, so check the cap and not just the price.

GetResponse's published pricing page. Vendors localise prices, so the figures shown were those served to a European visitor and may differ from the USD list prices in our table. Captured 20 August 2026.

Compare this against the other nine

Pick it if

Anyone whose funnel ends in a live session, where the bundled webinar tool replaces a separate subscription.

Skip it if

Teams who will never run a webinar. You are paying for the bundle either way.

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