Brevo vs GetResponse: one whole ladder fits inside the other's last step
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Prices as this vendor showed them to a visitor in the United States — USD. A reader elsewhere may be quoted a different figure — we publish what we were served, never a conversion.
Prices as this vendor showed them to a visitor in the United States — USD. A reader elsewhere may be quoted a different figure — we publish what we were served, never a conversion.
Plan
Price
Starter
$19/mo
Marketer
$59/mo
Creator
$69/mo
Source: https://www.getresponse.com/pricing · read 2026-10-13 (UTC) · Prices scale with LIST SIZE via a slider; figures below are the 1,000-contact tier as shown to an EU visitor. Yearly billing –18%.
What this vendor quotes in each market, as its own page printed it — not one price converted three ways.
Plan
United States USD · 2026-10-13
United Kingdom GBP · 2026-10-13
EU EUR · 2026-10-13
Starter
$19
£13
€16
Marketer
$59
£44
€54
Creator
$69
£51
€62
What the record says
Line the two ladders up and the useful fact is not which is cheaper but where each one stops. Brevo's second rung is €15 and its third is €499. GetResponse's top plan is €62. That top plan is €47 above Brevo's second rung and €437 below its third. Everything GetResponse sells fits inside the step Brevo leaves between its own last two plans.
That holds in every market we read, and in one of them it produces a coincidence worth seeing. In Britain, GetResponse's cheapest plan and Brevo's middle plan are the same figure: £13 against £13. Two vendors, two different positions on their own ladders, one number. It is not the case in the United States or in the euro markets, so it is a fact about that market's pricing rather than about either product.
The consequence is that the useful comparison is much narrower than three plans against three. On the bottom rung the two are genuinely competing: €7 against €16, a difference of €9. Above that they diverge. GetResponse climbs steadily through €54 to €62, three plans for buyers of increasing size. Brevo goes from €15 straight to €499 with nothing in between.
Read that shape as a statement of who each vendor thinks it is selling to. GetResponse's ladder is graded: each step is a plausible upgrade from the one below it, and a buyer can move up without changing what kind of buyer they are. Brevo's is not graded at the top. Its third rung is not an upgrade from its second so much as a different product with a different customer, priced accordingly.
So the choice divides cleanly. If you expect to stay small, compare the entry rungs and Brevo wins them. If you expect to grow through the middle of the market, GetResponse has plans there and Brevo does not — and the question is not which is cheaper but which one still sells you something at the size you are heading for.
Beyond the price tag
The nesting, stated as arithmetic
€62 is €47 above €15 and €437 below €499. GetResponse's whole ladder lies inside that one Brevo step, in every market we read.
The rung where they actually compete
€7 against €16 — €9 apart per month, or €108 across a year. Both are the entry plan on their own ladder, which makes this the one like-for-like row on the page.
The British coincidence
£13 and £13 are the same figure, and they are not the same rung: one is GetResponse's cheapest plan and the other is Brevo's middle one. The two do not coincide in the United States or the euro markets.
A graded ladder against a split one
GetResponse steps €16 → €54 → €62. Brevo steps €7 → €15 → €499. The first is a progression; the second is two plans and then something else.
What we did not read
Contact ceilings, send volumes, automation limits and what each plan includes. Both vendors publish some of it beside the prices. This page compares the shape of two ladders, which is a different question from which plan suits you.
Questions people actually search
Which is cheaper, Brevo or GetResponse?
On the entry plan, Brevo: €7 against €16, a difference of €9 a month. Higher up the question stops being answerable in that form, because the two ladders cover different ranges — everything GetResponse sells sits between Brevo's second and third plans.
Does Brevo have anything between its middle and top plans?
Not in our readings. It steps from €15 to €499 with no rung in between, and that gap is wide enough to contain GetResponse's entire published ladder — €16 through €62.
Why do GetResponse's cheapest plan and Brevo's middle plan cost the same in the UK?
We can show that they do — £13 and £13 — but not why, and it is specific to that market: the two do not coincide in the United States, Germany, France or Spain. Two vendors converting independently landed on the same figure for different rungs.
Are these prices comparable across countries?
Between these two vendors, yes, within a market: both quote the currency of the country the page is read from, so a difference between them is a subtraction. Comparing a figure in one country against a figure in another is a conversion, and we do not publish exchange rates.
THE VERDICT, ONE MORE TIME
For a small sender, Brevo opens at €7 against GetResponse's €16 — €9 a month less for the first rung.
Both ladders are quoted in the currency of the market they are read from, so that is a subtraction and not a conversion. On the two rungs where these vendors genuinely compete, Brevo is the cheaper of the pair in every market we hold.
Both ladders were read from the vendors' own pricing pages, from five countries in turn, each table dated. Both returned the local currency in every market we hold, which is why the differences on this page are subtractions rather than conversions. Every figure is rendered from those readings, not typed. The method →
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