Best free newsletter platform for 1,000 subscribers
Worked out for 1,000 subscribers, paying yearly, free plans only.
The short answer
For 1,000 subscribers, beehiiv Free and Systeme.io Free both cost $0.
We left 8 tools out. The reasons are below.
beehiiv Free
Free
- Systeme.io FreeFree(same total)
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2 newsletter or email platforms that fit
Ranked by fit, then by how sure the price is, then by total cost.
Number 1: beehiiv Free
Free plan
Free
Why it's here
- Free plan that covers 1,000 subscribers
Limits to know
- Covers up to 2,500 subscribers, then you need a bigger plan
- 1 team seat included
- No paid subscriptions
- Publications: 1
Number 2: Systeme.io Free
Free plan
Free
Go to Systeme.ioAll Systeme.io plansDetails
Why it's here
- Free plan that covers 1,000 subscribers
Limits to know
- Covers up to 2,000 contacts, then you need a bigger plan
- Sales funnels: 3
- Automation rules: 1
- Custom domains: 1
Left out: 8 tools don't fit what you asked for
- ActiveCampaign
No free plan
- AWeber
No free plan
- GetResponse
No free plan
- Kajabi
No free plan
- Kit
No free plan
- Mailchimp
Free plan stops at 249 contacts.
- MailerLite
Free plan stops at 250 subscribers.
- Substack
No prices recorded yet
Common questions
What is the cheapest newsletter or email platform for 1,000 subscribers?
Of the prices published for 1,000 subscribers, beehiiv Free, which is free and Systeme.io Free, which is free are joint lowest.
Is there a free newsletter or email platform for 1,000 subscribers?
Of the plans we've recorded, beehiiv Free and Systeme.io Free cover 1,000 subscribers for free. Free plans have limits, and we list each one's above. Some vendors' free plans aren't recorded yet.
How are these ranked?
Fit comes first. The plan has to cover your size, have your must-have features and fit your budget. Next comes how sure we are of the cost, then the lowest total. A tool we earn a commission from can be shown first only when two options are equal on all of that and both costs are fully published and within 5% of each other. The listing says when this happens.