Email marketing / all-in-one marketing

GetResponse Review: What You Get at Every Price Tier

GetResponse bundles webinars, a course creator, and a website builder alongside email marketing — an all-in-one pitch that goes further than any other tool in this category. Here's what's actually included at each tier.

Independent review — not sponsored Pricing last verified: September 2026

TL;DR: GetResponse is the most "all-in-one" tool in this category — unlimited email sends and automation workflows on every paid plan, plus webinars and a course creator most competitors don't offer at all. It fits businesses that want fewer separate subscriptions, not just the cheapest possible email tool.

Quick verdict

Good fit if you...
  • Want webinars, a course creator, and a website builder bundled with your email platform
  • Value unlimited automation workflows and email sends on every paid tier, not just the top one
  • Are selling online courses or running webinars alongside a newsletter or marketing list
Look elsewhere if you...
  • Just want simple email marketing and don't need webinars or course tools you'll never use
  • Are a solo creator on a tight budget — Kit's free tier goes further before you pay anything
  • Need ActiveCampaign-level CRM depth (lead scoring, attribution) — GetResponse doesn't go as deep there

What is GetResponse?

GetResponse is an email marketing platform that has expanded well beyond email into an all-in-one marketing suite: unlimited automation workflows and AI content tools from its entry paid tier, plus webinars, a course creator, a website builder, and sales funnels layered on top at higher tiers — features most competitors in this category sell as separate products, if they offer them at all.

Plans and pricing

PlanPrice (billed monthly)Key inclusionBest for
StarterFrom $19/monthUnlimited sends, 1 automation workflowBasic newsletters, landing pages, forms
MarketerFrom $59/monthUnlimited automation workflowsAdvanced segmentation, abandoned cart, sales funnels
CreatorFrom $69/monthWebsite builder, course creatorSelling courses (up to 500 students) and webinars
EnterpriseCustomDedicated IP, SSO, SMS/pushLarger teams needing premium support and infrastructure

Figures verified directly on GetResponse's official pricing page in September 2026, at the 1,000-contact tier (its lowest slider setting). Like most tools in this category, exact cost rises as your contact list grows — GetResponse's own slider shows Starter, Marketer, and Creator all climbing into the $400-600/month range by 100,000 contacts, for example. The unlimited-sends feature holds at every list size; it's the contact count, not email volume, that drives the price up here. Annual billing is discounted versus the monthly rates shown here.

Key features

  • Unlimited monthly email sends on every paid tier, including the entry-level Starter plan
  • Unlimited automation workflows from the Marketer plan up, not gated to the top tier
  • Built-in webinar hosting and a course creator (up to 500 students) on the Creator plan
  • A website builder and custom domain support bundled into the Creator plan
  • Sales funnels, abandoned-cart recovery, and promo codes for e-commerce use cases
  • An official tiered affiliate program (40-60% recurring) managed via PartnerStack

Pros and cons

Pros

  • The most feature-bundled "all-in-one" option in this category — webinars, courses, website builder
  • Unlimited email sends and automation workflows starting from a genuinely affordable tier
  • One of the highest-paying affiliate programs among mainstream ESPs (up to 60% recurring at Gold status)

Cons

  • No permanent free plan — only a trial, unlike Mailchimp, Kit, or Brevo
  • Less CRM-style automation depth than ActiveCampaign for complex branching workflows
  • Webinar and course features add real value only if you'll actually use them — otherwise you may be paying for tools you don't need

Frequently asked questions

Does GetResponse limit how many emails you can send?

No — unlimited monthly email sends are included on every paid tier, including the entry-level Starter plan, which is more generous than several competitors that cap sends even on paid plans.

Is the webinar and course-creator functionality actually good, or a gimmick?

It's a genuine differentiator for creators and course sellers specifically — most competitors in this category don't offer built-in webinars or course hosting at all, so if you'd otherwise pay for a separate webinar tool, GetResponse's Creator plan can consolidate that cost.

Does GetResponse have an affiliate program?

Yes — an official tiered program via PartnerStack paying 40% recurring commission for 12 months at the base tier, rising to 50% at Silver status (50+ sales) and 60% at Gold status (100+ sales), with a 90-day cookie window. We have applied but not yet been approved — see the disclosure below.

Our take

If webinars, courses, or a bundled website builder are genuinely useful to you, GetResponse consolidates tools you'd otherwise pay for separately — if you just want email, that breadth is wasted spend. Compare it directly against Kit for an all-in-one suite versus a creator-first specialist, or see the full email marketing category guide.

Affiliate & editorial disclosure: This review is written and fact-checked independently by the ToolTrendIQ team. GetResponse runs a real official affiliate program via PartnerStack, but our application is still pending at time of writing — no affiliate or paid links are used on this page today. If that changes, it will be disclosed clearly, right here. "GetResponse" is a trademark of its owner; ToolTrendIQ is not affiliated with or endorsed by GetResponse.

Sources: pricing verified directly on getresponse.com/pricing; affiliate terms verified on getresponse.com/affiliate-program, September 2026.