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GetResponse: email marketing, automations, funnels and landing pages

Email marketing, automation, funnels and landing pages.

At a glance

Is GetResponse worth considering?

Yes if you recognize yourself here: companies where email is an important acquisition channel. Email marketing, automation, funnels and landing pages. Less suitable for: needs limited to a few occasional newsletters. In this case, look at an alternative of the same category.

In this review
PositioningEmail marketing, automations, funnels and landing pages
Cost to watchthe number of contacts and level of automation
Profilebusinesses where email is an important acquisition channel
SourceOfficial documentation

GetResponse at a glance

Prices16 €/month (Starter, monthly payment, 1 000 subscribers; price published in the French help documentation)
Ideal user profilebusinesses where email is an important acquisition channel
HighlightsCampaigns and newsletters · Marketing automation
LimitsNeeds limited to a few occasional newsletters.
AlternativeActiveCampaign
Official visual
GetResponse automation workflow editor
Automation workflow published by GetResponseProvider source: getresponse.com ↗Official visual verified the 20 September 2026.
Visual context

Official visual of GetResponse: what it represents

Automation workflow published by GetResponse. This is an official product visual, distinct from an interface screenshot. Logicelio relates it to the product’s positioning, “Email marketing, automation, funnels and landing pages”, and to these features: campaigns and newsletters, marketing automation, and landing pages and forms. It makes no claims about elements that are not visible in the image.

The visual comes from an official GetResponse resource.

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Documented review · Logicelio’s assessment

What to remember before choosing GetResponse

GetResponse compares well by looking at what the plan unlocks beyond email: automation, webinars, courses and monetization can avoid several tools, but list size remains an important engine of price.

Price checked16 €/month (Starter, monthly payment, 1 000 subscribers; price published in the French help documentation)

Price checked on 28 September 2026; check the current price before choosing.

Documented termsPlan limitations
Further readingEmailToolTester

Original Test Title: GetResponse Review (2026): How Good Is the All-In-One Solution?

What GetResponse offers on a daily basis

01
Campaigns and newsletters

Prepare a newsletter with an object, a promise and a main action. Control the mobile rendering, links and unsubscribe on demo addresses. To compare offers, add ad-hoc campaigns and automatic messages for the same audience.

02
Marketing automation

Draw a short welcome sequence with a condition and exit. Check what happens if a contact changes status before the next message. The plan must cover the necessary branches; longer automation is not necessarily more useful.

03
Landing pages and forms

Link a registration page to its form, confirmation message and destination of the data. Check the collected fields and exclusions after import. A published page is not enough if the team does not find the request or its origin correctly.

04
Funnels, webinars and monetisation features depending on the plan

Identify the exact product you need before comparing plans: a sales journey, an online event or paid content. Describe registration, access and follow-up after purchase. Have the plan’s capabilities and limits confirmed for each stage.

The facts that change the choice

What to know about GetResponse

  1. 01

    GetResponse's French help centre lists monthly pricing from 16 € for 1 000 subscribers and unlimited email sends. The price check dated 28 September 2026 uses this amount in euros, without converting the international dollar price list.

  2. 02

    Marketer adds more sales tools and content; Enterprise includes unlimited automation, SMS and premium support.

  3. 03

    GetResponse indicates that the billing changes with the maximum list size reached during the period.

When this option makes sense

Who it is for: companies where email is an important acquisition channel.

When to look at another approach: Needs limited to a few occasional newsletters.

Price: what you really need to budget

Limits that may change your mind

The review highlights the extensive marketing and automation features while assessing complexity, pricing and limits by plan. The verified entry price is 16 €/month (Starter, monthly billing, 1 000 subscribers, French help documentation). If you need only a few occasional newsletters, funnels, automations and broader marketing features may make the offer unnecessarily complex. Project your number of contacts, email sends, automations and users over 12 months: these often determine when you need to change plans.

Sources of these limits
Preparing your decision

Three checks to see if GetResponse suits you

In GetResponse, connect a signup page to a campaign and check the billable list size before choosing a plan.

  1. Registration from a landing page

    Publish a demo page with an internal form. Check consent, destination list and welcome message.

  2. Automation and plan

    Map the sequence after a click or purchase. Identify the required features in Starter or Marketer and the restrictions of the plan you are considering.

  3. Evolution of the base

    Simulate on paper an increase and then a decrease in subscribers during the period. Check how the maximum reached size occurs in billing.

Distinguish acquisition and monitoring of registrants

On GetResponse, describe separately the page that collects an entry and the messages that follow. A published form does not attest that the contact enters the correct list or receives the intended sequence. Check this with a dedicated address, then check the exit of the route after unsubscribe. Link the choice of plan to the functions actually used in this circuit, in addition to the number of contacts charged.

External look

What EmailToolTester actually tested

This test was carried out by EmailToolTester, not by Logicelio. I cite it to provide a perspective based on actual use, without adopting its verdict as my own.

The protocol announced: Methodical tests and use experience over several years as an email marketing platform.

The test highlights the richness of marketing and automation functions, while assessing complexity, rates and limits according to plans.

Read the original test on EmailToolTester ↗

GetResponse facing the closest solutions

SoftwarePositioningProfileCost to watch
GetResponse this reviewEmail marketing, automations, funnels and landing pagesbusinesses where email is an important acquisition channelthe number of contacts and level of automation
ActiveCampaignEmail marketing, advanced automation and CRMteams with complex marketing journeysthe contacts and level of marketing/CRM features

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Scope of the documentation

Interface language: incomplete documentary verification.

Sources used for this review
Method: this page does not report a timed workflow in GetResponse. No duration, step count or score is presented as a measurement conducted by Logicelio.

Sources and methodology

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