A detailed look at GetResponse โ an all-in-one email marketing and automation platform built for growing businesses that want powerful funnels, ecommerce tools, and data-driven results without enterprise complexity.
Nonprofits
Platforms with nonprofit discounts, donation integrations and pricing that suits large supporter lists.
A detailed look at MailerLite, designed for beginners and small businesses who want easy-to-use email marketing with automation, landing pages, and ecommerce integrations.
A detailed look at AWeber, designed for small businesses, creators, and beginners who want easy-to-use email marketing with automation, templates, and integrations.
A detailed look at Brevo, designed for beginners and growing businesses who want an approachable, scalable email marketing platform with automation, integrations, and practical features.
Choosing email marketing for a nonprofit
Nonprofits usually have big lists, small budgets and supporters who engage in waves: around campaigns, events and year-end giving. That changes which platform makes sense.
What to look for
- A nonprofit discount. Several platforms offer one, but the size and conditions vary. Each listing here notes the published discount, if there is one.
- The pricing model. If you have a large list but only email a few times a month, paying per email sent can cost far less than paying per contact.
- Donation and CRM integrations with the fundraising tools you already use, so gifts and supporter history sync automatically.
- Segmentation by giving history. First-time donors, monthly donors, lapsed supporters and volunteers need different messages.
- Simple automations: a welcome series for new supporters and a thank-you email after every gift.
- Easy enough for volunteers. Whoever sends the newsletter next year may not be the person who set it up.