MailerLite

MailerLite's editor is the reason people stick around: blocks snap into place, the automation canvas shows a workflow as a flowchart rather than a settings menu, and templates render the same in the preview as they do in an inbox. Beyond the newsletter builder, the account also includes basic landing pages, pop-ups, a simple website and blog tool, and a transactional email API for account emails a store or app needs to send automatically.

Pricing runs by subscriber count. The free plan covers up to 250 contacts and 2,500 emails a month as of mid-2026, after a limit cut from the more generous 500-contact free tier it ran previously, so check the current cap before you plan around it. Paid plans start once you pass that threshold and rise with list size rather than by feature, meaning even the cheapest paid tier gets the full automation and landing page toolkit. It suits a small business or solo creator who wants one login for the email side of the business and doesn't want to pay for a CRM they won't touch.