Drip

Drip's visual workflow builder runs behavioral automations off real store events (product viewed, cart abandoned, order placed, subscription renewed) rather than generic newsletter blasts, and its revenue reporting attributes actual dollars back to each individual flow or campaign. Its onsite popup and quiz tools (following its acquisition of Sleeknote) let you build segmented signup forms without a separate app.

Pricing scales by contact count on a single tier structure, starting at $39 a month for up to 2,500 contacts and rising to roughly $1,899 a month for the largest lists, with unlimited email sends included at every level rather than a send cap on cheaper plans. There's no free plan, only a trial period. Drip suits a mid-sized ecommerce brand that wants revenue-first reporting and doesn't want to hit a paywall on automation depth as it grows.