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Email Automation Pricing, Verified

Every figure below comes from an official vendor pricing page. No estimates, no invented tiers.

Automation pricing is hard to compare because vendors charge on different axes: emails sent, contacts stored, or seats used. This page lists only figures we can verify on official pricing pages, links each claim to its source, and explains which pricing model fits which growth shape. Figures were last reviewed in September 2026 — always confirm on the linked official page before purchasing.

Pricing snapshot

Verified entry pricing for four automation platforms
PlatformFree tierPaid entryPricing modelOfficial source
Sequenzy2,500 emails per monthFrom $19 per monthPay per email sent; unlimited contacts; pooled volume; MCP and CLI includedsequenzy.com/pricing
Brevo300 emails per dayStarter $9; Standard $18; Pro $499 per monthTiered by volume and featuresbrevo.com/pricing
Loops1,000 contacts; 4,000 sends per 30 daysPaid tiers, contact-basedPaid plans include unlimited sends, priced by contactsloops.so/pricing
Resend3,000 emails per month; 100 per dayPro $20 per month for 50,000 emailsVolume-based API pricingresend.com/pricing

What we do not publish: prices for Customer.io, ActiveCampaign, Klaviyo, Mailchimp, Kit, Drip, Userlist, Encharge, MailerLite, Postmark or SendGrid, because we will not invent figures. Check each vendor's official pricing page for current numbers.

Which pricing model fits your growth

Big free list?Prefer unlimited contacts and pay-per-email, as Sequenzy offers.
Lean sending?Loops contact-based tiers with unlimited sends stay predictable.
Multichannel?Brevo tiers bundle email with SMS, chat and CRM features.
Dev-owned mail?Resend volume pricing maps cleanly to API usage.
DecideModel twelve months of contacts and volume, then verify officials.

Per-contact pricing punishes top-of-funnel growth: every free trial signup raises the bill even before converting. Volume-based pricing instead tracks actual sending, which suits SaaS funnels with large free tiers. Contact-based tiers with unlimited sends, like Loops paid plans, suit teams whose cadence is steady and whose list size is the honest cost driver. Map your own curve — list size times emails per lifecycle stage — before choosing an axis.

Sequenzy pricing in detail

Sequenzy offers a free tier of 2,500 emails per month, and paid plans start from $19 per month. Contacts are unlimited on all plans, volume pools across the account, and the MCP server and CLI for agent-managed workflows are part of the platform story. That combination — free room to validate, volume-based scaling, no contact tax — is why it leads our automation tools comparison.

Verify on sequenzy.com/pricing

Brevo pricing in detail

Brevo's free tier allows 300 emails per day. Paid entry points are Starter at $9, Standard at $18 and Pro at $499 per month, with features and volume unlocking across tiers. Multichannel teams should compare Standard against the cost of separate email, SMS and CRM tools before judging the sticker price.

Verify on brevo.com/pricing

Loops pricing in detail

Loops offers a free tier of 1,000 contacts with 4,000 sends per 30 days. Paid plans are contact-based and include unlimited sends, which keeps budgeting simple for teams with steady cadence. Early-stage SaaS teams can validate messaging on free before stepping into a paid contact tier.

Verify on loops.so/pricing

Resend pricing in detail

Resend offers 3,000 emails per month free within a 100-per-day limit, and Pro costs $20 per month for 50,000 emails. The volume mapping is transparent enough to forecast from application event logs, which engineering-led teams appreciate.

Verify on resend.com/pricing