Yes: you can start doing email marketing for free with the free plan or free trial of a sending platform. Free is good for learning and for small lists; as soon as your list grows or you need automations, your own domain and sends without a watermark, you need a paid plan.
What a free plan usually includes
- A drag-and-drop newsletter editor and templates.
- A limited number of contacts or sends per month.
- Basic open and click statistics.
- The platform's branding in the footer of every email.
The limits worth knowing
- Volume. The send or contact limit is reached quickly once your list grows.
- Watermark. The platform's logo appears in your campaigns.
- Advanced features. Automations, advanced segmentation, API or your own domain are often left out.
- Gmail or Outlook are not an alternative. A personal mailbox caps daily recipients, does not handle unsubscribes and hurts deliverability.
Mailpro can be tried free for 30 days, with no credit card; afterwards, the account moves to a free plan with reduced limits. How the Mailpro free trial works.
When does it pay to upgrade?
When email starts bringing in sales, the watermark and the limits cost more than the plan. Mailpro offers two options: a monthly plan with new credits every month, or pay-as-you-go credits for occasional sends. In both cases you pay for the sends, not for the size of your list. To compare the free options on the market, read free newsletter software and, if you are unsure, how to choose email marketing software.
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