MailerLite

Free plan

Email newsletters, automations, landing pages and sign-up forms for small businesses and solo creators.

Best for small businesses and solo creators who want newsletters, automations and a simple website in one account

Facts checked November 4, 2026 · First written by Mutuo Mbilla

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MailerLite website, November 2026
The MailerLite website, captured November 5, 2026

The short answer

MailerLite suits a small team that sends a regular newsletter and a few automated sequences and wants its landing pages, pop-ups and digital product sales in the same place. Paid plans start low, at $12 a month for 500 subscribers, and every plan, including Free, gets the drag-and-drop editor, A/B testing and an MCP server for Claude and ChatGPT. The free plan is small now: 250 subscribers and 2,500 emails a month. Comfort caps you at 50 automations and 10 forms, and live chat support starts on Power.

Choose it if

  • You send a weekly or monthly newsletter to a list of a few thousand people and want to pay $19 to $49 a month for it
  • You want one account for your emails, a small website or blog, landing pages and spin-the-wheel pop-ups
  • You sell an ebook, a booking or a paid newsletter and want Stripe checkout built into your email platform
  • You run a Shopify or WooCommerce store and want purchase-triggered emails and revenue per campaign without a store-focused price tag
  • You want Claude or ChatGPT to manage campaigns and subscribers through MailerLite's MCP server, which works on the free plan

Main features

  • Three email editors

    Every plan, including Free, gets a drag-and-drop editor, a rich-text editor and a custom HTML editor. The drag-and-drop editor has more than 70 content blocks, including surveys, quizzes, countdown timers and coupons.

  • Visual automations

    You build welcome series and follow-ups on a canvas that reacts to what subscribers do. Free allows 3 automations, Comfort 50 and Power unlimited, and only Power lets one automation start from more than one trigger.

  • Websites, landing pages and a blog

    Build a landing page or a small site with a blog from prebuilt sections and publish it without separate hosting. Free includes one website and one landing page, Comfort 10 in total, and Power unlimited.

  • Sign-up forms and pop-ups

    Embedded forms, teaser and promotion pop-ups and a spin-the-wheel pop-up, with rules for when each one appears. The limit is 3 on Free, 10 on Comfort and unlimited on Power.

  • Digital products, bookings and paid newsletters

    Sell ebooks, downloads, booked sessions or paid newsletter subscriptions through Stripe, which takes one-time or recurring payments in more than 100 currencies. Free allows one product or booking, Comfort five and Power unlimited.

  • Shopify and WooCommerce

    The integrations sync customers, import products and start automations when someone buys. Reports show the revenue each campaign brought in.

  • A/B and multivariate testing

    A/B testing of subject lines, sender names and send times is on every plan. Comfort adds multivariate tests and campaign auto-resend to people who didn't open.

  • HeyLite AI tools

    Comfort and Power include an AI writing assistant, a subject line generator, an AI landing page builder and Smart Sending, which picks a send time for each subscriber.

  • MCP server

    Connect Claude or ChatGPT to your account and ask it to manage campaigns, subscribers and automations. It is included on the free plan.

  • MailerLite Manager iOS app

    Check campaign, form and automation results, manage subscribers and send rich-text campaigns from an iPhone or iPad running iOS 15 or later. Drag-and-drop and HTML campaigns stay on the desktop.

Pricing

Prices checked November 4, 2026, in US dollars, billed monthly unless marked yearly. Paid plans rise with your active subscriber count: Comfort is $19 at 1,000 subscribers, $33 at 2,500, $49 at 5,000, $89 at 10,000, $179 at 25,000 and $319 at 50,000; Power is $39, $49, $69, $129, $239 and $389 at the same sizes. Comfort lets you send 10 times your subscriber tier each month (10,000 emails at 1,000 subscribers), and Power has no monthly cap under a fair use policy. Unsubscribed and bounced contacts don't count toward your bill. Nonprofits get 30% off paid plans, and only one discount applies at a time.

Free

$0

250 subscribers, 2,500 emails a month, 3 automations, 3 forms, 1 website and 1 landing page, 1 digital product or booking, 2 users

Comfort

$12 / month

500 subscribers and 5,000 emails a month; 50 automations, 10 forms, 10 sites, 5 digital products, 3 users, AI writing assistant, no MailerLite logo, email support

Comfort, yearly

$10.80 / month, billed yearly

Same as Comfort for 500 subscribers

Power

$25 / month

500 subscribers; unlimited emails, automations, forms, sites, digital products and users, multiple automation triggers, partner discounts, 24/7 live chat

Power, yearly

$22.50 / month, billed yearly

Same as Power for 500 subscribers

Enterprise

Custom / month

For 200,000+ subscribers: custom sending volume, dedicated success manager, account audit, deliverability support, dedicated IP as an add-on

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Questions people ask

Is MailerLite free?

Yes, the free plan covers up to 250 subscribers and 2,500 emails a month for 2 users, with campaigns, 3 automations, 3 forms, a website and a landing page. If your active subscribers go over 250, MailerLite locks your campaigns and automations until you upgrade or remove subscribers. New accounts also get 14 days of premium features without a credit card.

How much does MailerLite cost?

As of November 4, 2026, Comfort starts at $12 a month and Power at $25 a month for 500 subscribers, billed monthly. At 1,000 subscribers they cost $19 and $39, and at 10,000 subscribers $89 and $129. Paying yearly takes 10% off.

What is the difference between Comfort and Power?

Both plans have the same editors, AI tools and integrations. Comfort caps you at 3 users, 50 automations, 10 forms, 10 sites, 5 digital products and 10 times your subscriber tier in monthly emails, with email support. Power removes those caps, lets automations start from several triggers and adds 24/7 live chat.

How does MailerLite count subscribers?

You pay for active subscribers, which means anyone with an active status in your account. People who have unsubscribed or bounced don't count toward your plan.

Can MailerLite send transactional emails?

Not from MailerLite itself. Order confirmations, password resets and other app emails go through MailerSend, a separate product from the same company with its own pricing.

Does MailerLite have a mobile app?

There is an iOS app, MailerLite Manager, for the current version of MailerLite. It shows your results, manages subscribers and sends rich-text campaigns, but drag-and-drop and HTML campaigns need a computer. MailerLite's site doesn't mention an Android app.

Can I add more targeted pop-ups to MailerLite?

MailerLite's own pop-ups, including spin-the-wheel, cover most small sites. If you want forms that change based on what your email platform knows about a visitor, Convertful lists MailerLite among its integrations and sends new leads to your list.

Does MailerLite offer a nonprofit discount?

Nonprofits get 30% off paid plans. You say you are a nonprofit during account approval and send support a document that proves it, such as an IRS tax exemption certificate for US organizations.

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  5. mailerlite.com/legal/terms-of-service for legal entities MailerLite, Inc. (Delaware) and MailerLite Limited (Ireland) checked November 4, 2026
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