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Email marketing service for newsletters, autoresponders, list management, and testing.
Tiered subscription pricing based on subscriber tiers and monthly send limits, with annual billing discounts shown for the public plans. Some enterprise-scale usage is quote-only.
AWeber publicly shows both monthly and annual billing for Lite and Plus, with the headline prices presented on an annual-billing basis. The FAQ says there are no long-term contracts, no setup fees, and that billing can be changed later from the Control Panel. A 14-day trial is advertised on the pricing page, and the FAQ says Free does not require a credit card while Lite, Plus, and Unlimited do. The FAQ also states that non-profits receive 3 months free on new accounts followed by a 25% discount, students receive 20% off on new accounts, and the Hold Package costs $4.99/month.
Send 10x subscriber max per month. The pricing table shows Lite tiers from 500 subscribers and 5,000 email sends up to 150,000 subscribers and 1,500,000 email sends.
Send 12x subscriber max per month. The pricing table shows Plus tiers from 500 subscribers and 6,000 email sends up to 150,000 subscribers and 1,800,000 email sends.
The page says it includes everything in Plus and is offered for lists of 0-500 subscribers. It also shows unlimited subscribers and unlimited email sends in the feature comparison table, with the same 12x subscriber-volume email send basis as Plus.
Have a list of 100,000+ subscribers? The official pricing page directs buyers to contact AWeber or call for pricing.
The FAQ says AWeber Free does not require a credit card, but the supplied pricing page text does not provide a public list price for the Free plan.
AWeber Ecommerce can be added to landing pages and supports selling products, subscriptions, and payment plans. The official blog and pricing page state that AWeber collects a transaction fee in addition to Stripe’s processing fee.
The Done For You plan includes expert setup and shows a one-time setup fee alongside the monthly charge.
AWeber offers a reduced-rate hold option that pauses sending and workflow automations while preserving account data.
A creator with about 500 subscribers who wants landing pages, automations, and branded email removed.
Expected cost$15.00/month billed annually on Lite, or $12.49/month billed annually for the headline annual price shown on the pricing page; exact cost depends on the billing presentation and subscriber tier.A growing business that needs unlimited automations, more users, and more advanced reporting.
Expected cost$30.00/month billed annually for the 500-subscriber Plus tier, with higher published monthly/annual tier prices as subscriber counts increase.A business with more than 100,000 subscribers that needs a custom arrangement.
Expected costNot publicly disclosed; buyers are told to contact AWeber for a quote.A seller using AWeber Ecommerce who processes paid subscriptions or payment plans.
Expected costStripe’s 2.9% + $0.30 per charge, plus AWeber’s 1% fee on Free or Lite or 0.6% fee on Plus.The pricing page advertises a 14-day trial, and the FAQ says AWeber Free does not require a credit card. The supplied documents do not provide a public list price for the Free plan. For paid plans, the pricing page shows public Lite and Plus pricing and a quote-only Unlimited tier.
The FAQ says AWeber automatically upgrades accounts when subscriber count or send frequency exceeds the current plan’s limits. It also says downgrades are not automatic and require contacting Customer Solutions. The pricing page supports this by showing tiered subscriber and send tables for both Lite and Plus.
The FAQ says there are no long-term contracts and no setup fees or hidden charges for the account plans. However, the Done For You plan on the pricing page does show a separate setup fee, so buyers should distinguish between standard account plans and the paid setup service. The same FAQ also says account changes can be made later from the Control Panel.
Yes. The FAQ says non-profits get 3 months free on new accounts and then a 25% discount on future invoices, while current students with valid .edu or .ac addresses get 20% off new accounts. These discounts are described in the FAQ rather than the pricing page itself.
The official blog says AWeber Ecommerce is free to get up and running, but sellers still pay Stripe’s processing fee of 2.9% + $0.30 per charge. AWeber also adds a platform fee of 1% on Free or Lite and 0.6% on Plus. The pricing page’s feature table also lists low transaction fees of 1.0% for Lite and 0.6% for Plus.
