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ConvertKit

ConvertKit · Marketing & Email

Email platform built specifically for creators and course sellers, rebranded from ConvertKit to Kit in 2024. Distinctive for tag-based (not list-based) subscriber management, which fits how creators segment audiences. Popular with newsletter operators, course creators, and one-person media businesses. Free plan up to 10K subscribers, paid plans add automation and commerce features. Facing pressure from Beehiiv (creator-native) and Substack (built-in monetization).

In other words, ConvertKit (now Kit) is worth it for creators — authors, coaches, course sellers, newsletter operators — who need subscriber-first email marketing with strong tagging, landing pages, and one-click resends. Free covers up to 10K subscribers; Creator adds automations; Creator Pro adds Facebook custom audiences and referral tracking. Very easy for creator-typical flows; less powerful than Mailchimp for e-commerce triggers. Native integrations with Shopify, Teachable, Circle, Stripe, and 100+ creator tools. Downside: transactional email is weak, and enterprise deliverability lags top-tier ESPs.

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Pricing summary

Starting price
$0 / month

No monthly fees

Pricing model
Per Usage

Pay as you go

Key limit
Subscribers

Main metered limit

Additional fees
Varies

2026-09-04 auto-refresh: Creator $39/mo and Creator Pro $79/mo (1,000 subscribers) confirmed unchanged; annual discount confirmed at ~16%, consistent with our stored $33 annual (39 x 0.84 = 32.76). Free Newsletter plan still 10,000 subscribers. No movement, no snapshot written. NAMING FLAG for Khaled: the vendor rebranded ConvertKit to KIT and every current source now indexes it as 'Kit (formerly ConvertKit)'. This record is still titled 'ConvertKit'. Recommend renaming to 'Kit' with 'formerly ConvertKit' kept in the description for SEO and search matching — not applied automatically since a primary-field rename changes the record slug (fldFmwo8HBHnwuszk formula) and therefore the public URL on the frontend.

Free trial
Free plan available

No separate trial

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Alternatives to consider

E-commerce with product-triggered flows? Pick Klaviyo. Newsletter operator wanting monetization built-in? Beehiiv or Substack.

All plans

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PlanMonthlyAnnualKey limit
Free
Free
Free
up to 10,000 subscribers
CreatorEntry tier
$39
$33Save 15%
up to 1,000 subscribers
Creator Pro
$79
$66Save 16%
up to 1,000 subscribers

All tier prices verified September 14, 2026 · View source →

Price history

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Common questions about ConvertKit

Is ConvertKit worth it?
ConvertKit (now Kit) is worth it for creators — authors, coaches, course sellers, newsletter operators — who need subscriber-first email marketing with strong tagging, landing pages, and one-click resends. Free covers up to 10K subscribers; Creator adds automations; Creator Pro adds Facebook custom audiences and referral tracking.
What are the pricing tiers of ConvertKit?
ConvertKit has 3 plans: Free (free), Creator ($39/mo), Creator Pro ($79/mo).
Does ConvertKit offer annual discounts?
Yes. Paying annually brings the entry plan from $39/month down to $33/month — about 15% cheaper.

Frequently asked questions

About ConvertKit pricing.

ConvertKit pricing starts at $39/month on monthly billing, or $33/month if billed annually — a 15% saving. ConvertKit offers 3 paid plans in total, ranging from $39 to $79/month. Enterprise pricing is custom-quoted.

At a glance

Key limit metric
Subscribers
Pricing transparency
Public
Integrations

Integrates and connects

API access
Yes
Zapier / Make native
Yes
Ease of use
Easy
Key integrations
ShopifyWordPressTeachableStripeZapier