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ConvertKit Pricing

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

$39/mo

Entry plan; usage billed on top

Pricing model

Per Usage

Plan fee + usage

Key limit

Subscribers

Main metered limit

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.

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Plan	Monthly	Annual	Key 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

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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.

ConvertKit offers a free plan with limitations, but no separate free trial of paid tiers.

ConvertKit has 3 publicly-priced tiers as of October 1, 2026:
• Free — free. up to 10,000 subscribers.
• Creator — $39/mo ($33/mo billed annually). up to 1,000 subscribers.
• Creator Pro — $79/mo ($66/mo billed annually). up to 1,000 subscribers.

ConvertKit's pricing has been stable since Oct 11, 2026. See full history at /tools/convertkit/price-history.

ConvertKit sits in the mid-range for Marketing & Email tools. Of the 31 we track with published entry prices, 18 are cheaper and 9 are more expensive. Entry price is $39/month vs. a category median of $29/month.