GetResponse Review: Can It Still Compete in 2025?

Email marketing tools have come a long way—and while new platforms pop up every year, GetResponse remains one of the most well-known options in the space.

In this review, I’ll share my personal experience with GetResponse, what it’s best at, where it falls short, who it’s for, and whether it’s still worth it compared to modern alternatives.

What I Like Most About GetResponse

After testing GetResponse for lead generation and client campaigns, these features stood out:

• Powerful email automation with a visual workflow builder

• Clean, modern email editor with hundreds of templates

• Built-in landing page and website builder—no extra tools needed

• Lead capture tools: popups, forms, webinars, funnels

• Supports web push notifications, webinars, and live chats

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Why I Started Using GetResponse

I wanted an email marketing solution that could also handle landing pages and funnels—without needing third-party integrations.

I picked GetResponse because:

• It offers an all-in-one marketing platform

• The automation workflows are intuitive and flexible

• It includes a free plan with basic but useful features

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Who Should Use GetResponse?

Based on my experience, GetResponse is best for:

• [[Small businesses]] and startups wanting everything in one place

• Coaches, freelancers, and course creators running automated campaigns

• eCommerce stores building segmented lists and automated offers

• Agencies looking for an alternative to Mailchimp or ActiveCampaign

It may not be ideal if you’re looking only for a basic email tool with no extra features.

Where GetResponse Falls Short

Though it’s powerful, GetResponse has a few drawbacks:

• The interface can feel slightly dated in some sections

• Landing page builder is solid, but not as flexible as specialized tools

• Higher-tier features (like webinars or sales funnels) are only on paid plans

GetResponse Pricing in 2025

Here’s a snapshot of GetResponse pricing:

1. Free Plan – $0/month
   Up to 500 contacts, email editor, sign-up forms, and website builder

2. Email Marketing – from $19/month
   Advanced newsletters, autoresponders, and segmentation

3. Marketing Automation – from $59/month
   Includes workflows, scoring, automation templates, and webinars

4. Ecommerce Marketing – from $119/month
   Full automation, abandoned cart recovery, web push, and recommendations

There are also volume-based plans for large senders or enterprise needs.

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