EmailOctopus
Email campaigns with a substantial free allowance and subscriber-based paid pricing.
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EmailOctopus covers campaigns, segmentation, forms and automation. Its free plan suits a modest podcast mailing list that can accept branding and short report retention.
Budget from the size of the active list and its sending volume. The advertised starting price requires yearly billing; the separate Amazon SES product has its own pricing.
Sources for this review
- Official pricing and plan details · Checked 2026-09-11
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