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Lumail

GetResponse

Email marketing and creator platform

Lumail and GetResponse pricing and feature comparison

Free emails / month

Lumail

3,000

GetResponse

2,500

Unlimited subscribers · $0

500 subscribers · $0

Paid entry

$20/month, 40,000 included, then $0.60/1,000

Starter from $19/month for 1,000 contacts

Pricing basis

Unlimited subscribers; pricing follows email volume

Plan plus contact-list size; unlimited sends on paid plans

Automation

Graph workflows with triggers, branches, goals, exits, and A/B paths

One workflow with six steps on Starter; unlimited from Marketer

AI and developer access

ChatGPT OAuth, MCP, skills, CLI, SDK, REST API, and visual editor

Built-in AI generators for emails, subject lines, and landing pages; no MCP

Transactional email

Included through API, SMTP, SDK, CLI, and agent tools

Custom-priced add-on on the enterprise tier only

Publishing surface

Capture pages and custom web domains; not a general website builder

Landing pages, forms, and popups; website builder and courses on Creator

Prices exclude taxes. Checked August 17, 2026. Can vary by billing interval, usage, currency, and add-ons.GetResponse pricing

Choose Lumail if…

  • You store a large list but send selectively; Marketer is $95/month at 5,000 contacts
  • You need transactional email without an enterprise add-on
  • Agents should run subscribers, campaigns, and workflows through MCP, CLI, and SDK

Choose GetResponse if…

  • You want email, funnels, webinars, and courses from one vendor
  • You email a small list often and prefer unlimited sends priced by contacts
  • You need ecommerce extras like abandoned cart and promo codes

Weighing more than two tools? Read the best GetResponse alternatives guide, which compares the options side by side.

Where GetResponse is strong

A real alternative, not a straw man.

GetResponse is a contact-priced email and automation suite with landing pages, ecommerce tools, webinars, and courses. Paid plans include unlimited sends. People pick GetResponse when they need marketers and creators who want email, funnels, webinars, and courses in one suite.

  • Unlimited sends on every paid plan
  • Landing pages, popups, cart recovery, funnels, webinars, and courses
  • REST API and 150+ integrations

Don't trust the table. Run one journey.

Checklists lie by flattening the work. Build one real path: a trigger, a wait, a branch, a goal, an exit. Then open one subscriber and see what actually happened. That tells you more than any feature row.

  • 1. Import a small, consented sample. Not the whole list.
  • 2. Recreate one campaign and the audience it actually hits.
  • 3. Publish one automation with a goal you can measure.
  • 4. Fire a test and read every event on one person.
  • 5. Compare the weekly work, not the setup afternoon.
Lumail workflow run timeline showing each subscriber step and execution duration
Lumail exposes a subscriber-level trace, including the trigger, branch, email, goal, status, and execution time.

Try it on a real send

Keep the whole list. Pay when you send.

3,000 emails free, no card. Rebuild one campaign, one workflow, and one transactional message before you move anyone. If it feels worse than GetResponse, stay.

The questions people actually ask

Is Lumail cheaper than GetResponse?

Sometimes. Lumail is $0 for 3,000 emails, then $20 for 40,000. GetResponse's number only makes sense after you know what they cap: contacts, seats, a daily send limit, or a feature they hide behind a paid plan. Read the honest take above, then price a normal month and a launch month on both pages.

What is the main difference between Lumail and GetResponse?

Choose GetResponse for one dashboard with email, landing pages, funnels, webinars, and courses, if list-size billing works for you. Choose Lumail for unlimited subscribers billed by emails sent, workflows on every plan, transactional email, and 89 MCP tools.

Can I migrate from GetResponse to Lumail?

Yes. Don't move the whole list on day one. Export a small consented sample, rebuild one campaign and one automation, authenticate your domain, then watch one subscriber go through the run. If that feels right, move the rest.