Summary:
GetResponse pricing increased
Why It Matters:
This shows GetResponse changed how much it charges for its plans.
What Changed:
- Removed "Pricing" from the main navigation.
- Added "Enterprise" and "Pricing" to the top right navigation.
- Removed the "Limited Summer Sale!" banner.
- Changed the main headline from "ALL-IN-ONE MARKETING SOFTWARE" to "EMAIL MARKETING & AUTOMATION PLATFORM".
- Changed the sub-headline from "Send emails, automate marketing, monetize content – in one place" to "Email marketing that grows with you".
- Changed the description from "Grow your business and boost revenue with an easy, affordable platform that brings email, automation, online courses and paid newsletters together." to "Get the email tools you need today, with automation and AI that scale with you — all in one affordable subscription".
- Changed the "Get these tools" price from "$13.24/mo" to "$15.58/mo".
- Removed "Lowest price in the last 30 days" from all pricing plans.
- Increased the Starter plan price from "$13/mo" to "$15/mo".
- Increased the Marketer plan price from "$41/mo" to "$48/mo".
- Increased the Creator plan price from "$48/mo" to "$56/mo".
- Added "Glossary" to the "Help and resources" section.
- Updated the top blog content titles.
- Added "Manage cookies" to the footer.