Newsletter
Monthly- 1 basic Visual Automation
- Unlimited landing pages & forms
- Unlimited email broadcasts
- Audience tagging & segmentation
- Sell digital products & subscriptions
For 1,000 email subscribers. Free—limited automations.
by ConvertKit · kit.com ↗
Email marketing and automation platform for creators with audience tagging and workflow automation.
Freemium, subscriber-based pricing with monthly and annual billing; annual billing includes two months free.
Kit publicly offers a 14-day free trial with no credit card required, and the pricing page also says free migrations are available. The listed pricing is shown both monthly and annually, with annual billing advertised as including two months free and savings of $78 per year on Creator and $158 per year on Pro. The page says the paid plans are for 1,000 email subscribers at the shown entry point, and both Creator and Pro state no credit card required and cancel anytime. The public page does not disclose any contract minimums, renewal mechanics, or overage pricing.
For 1,000 email subscribers. Free—limited automations.
For 1,000 email subscribers. No credit card required. Cancel anytime.
For 1,000 email subscribers. No credit card required. Cancel anytime.
Kit publicly advertises free migrations on its pricing and homepage materials.
The homepage states there is free access to professional recording studios in NYC, Chicago, and Boise, presented as part of the Kit experience rather than a paid add-on.
A creator is just starting out and wants to send newsletters, use basic automation, and build a list without paying upfront.
Expected cost$0/mo on Newsletter, with the public entry point limited to 1,000 email subscribers.A growing creator needs unlimited visual automations, email sequences, SMS marketing, and support while staying on a public self-serve plan.
Expected cost$33/mo on Creator, or $390 billed yearly.A scaling creator wants Subscriber Signals, analytics, collaboration tools, and priority support.
Expected cost$66/mo on Pro, or $790 billed yearly.Yes. Kit publicly lists a 14-day free trial and says no credit card is required. The pricing page also says you can upgrade anytime, which makes the trial easy to move out of. In addition, the homepage repeats that the trial is free and does not require a card.
Yes. Kit publishes both monthly and annual billing for its paid plans. Creator is shown at $33 per month or $390 billed yearly, and Pro is shown at $66 per month or $790 billed yearly. The page also says yearly billing includes two months free.
Yes, the pricing page shows the public plan entry point for 1,000 email subscribers. That means the visible plan prices are tied to a subscriber threshold rather than a flat unlimited account. The page does not publicly explain the full pricing curve beyond that entry point.
Kit does not publicly list setup fees or minimum contract terms on the pricing page provided. The paid plans say no credit card required and cancel anytime, which points to a self-serve model rather than a locked contract. If a buyer needs formal contract terms, those are not publicly disclosed in the supplied documents.