Campaigner

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Growth & Revenue Unclaimed · our research only We found: from $59
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Our pricing checkRead on their own pricing page, 2026
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Our pricing check · 2026Contact-based: Starter about $59/mo (5,000 contacts, no automation/API); Essential ~$179/mo (25k contacts, dynamic content, 1,000 SMS); Advanced ~$649/mo (100k, workflows, API); an eCommerce plan runs ~$79.95-149.95/mo.
What will cost you money if you skim itTwo paragraphs of fine print worth reading: automation and API only arrive at the $179 tier — the Starter plan is a sending tool, not a marketing-automation platform — and the trial auto-converts to paid if you don't actively cancel, which tells you something about the retention strategy.

Genuinely good for

mid-market senders with larger lists that want mature email plus SMS workflows and are comfortable at the Essential tier and up

Skip it if

you're small (the useful features start at $179/mo) or you dislike card-required auto-converting trials on principle

The honest comparisonCampaign Monitor or ActiveCampaign — Campaign Monitor shares the polish, ActiveCampaign beats it on automation depth — compare at your real list size and feature floor

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