Kit

Email newsletters and automations aimed at creators.

Score
4.5 out of 5 (how scores work)
Category
Email marketing
Best for
Newsletters & lead nurture
Entry price
Free up to 10,000 subscribers, then $33/mo
Price checked
17 October 2026, on kit.com/pricing
Written
15 June 2026
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Our verdict

Kit (formerly ConvertKit) keeps email simple. Its automations cover most lead nurture sequences, the signup forms are clean, and the free plan goes up to 10,000 subscribers. Templates are basic, but for a newsletter that is rarely the point.

What we like

  • Visual automations
  • Clean signup forms
  • Free up to 10,000 subscribers

Watch-outs

  • Templates are basic
  • Reporting is light

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