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GetResponse

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GetResponse is an email marketing platform that adds automation, landing pages, webinars and creator monetization tools for growing businesses.

getresponse.com
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About GetResponse

GetResponse is a commercial marketing platform that started with email and has grown into a broader toolkit for building an audience and selling to it. Users grow a list with signup forms, popups and landing pages, then communicate through email, autoresponders, web push and SMS.

Its product menu also covers an AI website builder, conversion funnels, ecommerce integrations, paid ads and content monetization features such as an AI course creator, premium newsletters and webinars. The vendor lists a large number of integrations, an affiliate program and a free trial. GetResponse is a hosted service used by small and mid-sized businesses, marketers and online educators.

Key features

  • Email marketing and autoresponders
  • Marketing automation workflows
  • AI landing pages and website builder
  • Hosting of live webinars
  • Popups and signup forms
  • SMS and web push messaging

Good fit for

  • →Running webinars with email follow-up
  • →Selling courses and premium newsletters
Tags
email-marketing
marketing-automation
landing-pages
webinars
sms
ecommerce
newsletters

GetResponse: questions and answers

What is GetResponse used for?
GetResponse is an email marketing platform that adds automation, landing pages, webinars and creator monetization tools for growing businesses. It is a good fit for running webinars with email follow-up, and selling courses and premium newsletters.
How much does GetResponse cost?
GetResponse is a paid product with no free plan. A free trial is available. Starter is $19, Marketer $59 and Creator $69 per month, or $15.58, $48.38 and $56.58 billed annually. Enterprise is custom, and a 14-day free trial needs no card.
Is GetResponse open source?
No. GetResponse is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. Open-source alternatives to GetResponse include Mautic, Listmonk and BillionMail.
What are some alternatives to GetResponse?
GetResponse competes with Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign and AWeber. For open-source options, see Enlisted's ranked list of open-source GetResponse alternatives.

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