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Releases since November 2025
Last release: Broadcast yesterday · Mautic 16 days ago · Keila 33 days ago · Listmonk 105 days ago.
Complete side-by-side comparison of features, pricing, and philosophy. One-time $250 vs $43-109+/month.
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Tier-by-tier pricing and the real cost of Beehiiv at every subscriber level compared to Broadcast.
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A fair look at the top Beehiiv alternatives for newsletters, automation, and email marketing in 2026.
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Ghost, Beehiiv, Kit, Buttondown and more: what each takes from paid subscriptions and who owns the audience.
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Substack, Beehiiv, WordPress, Kit and an email-only option, and how to send newsletters without Mailgun.
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What Beehiiv gets right and wrong for newsletters, and where Broadcast offers a better path.
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Both self-hosted. Listmonk is a free, no-frills list manager; Broadcast adds automations, segmentation, and support.
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Mautic is the most powerful open-source automation suite, but heavy to run. Broadcast is focused email with low ops burden.
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Sendy is a cheap one-time SES wrapper. Broadcast adds ESP flexibility, real automations, and agency licensing.
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Keila is a free, AGPL open-source newsletter tool from Germany. Broadcast adds drip automations and support included.
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Broadcast, Mautic, Listmonk, Sendy, phpList, and Keila compared by use case, in an honest 2026 guide.
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Listmonk, Mautic, Keila, and Sendy against one another, with Broadcast mentioned where it fits. Straight answers for people choosing between the free options.
A fast Go newsletter tool with no automation, or a full PHP automation suite you have to operate.
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Two free open-source newsletter tools. Keila has the better UI, Listmonk the smaller footprint.
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A free newsletter tool against a free marketing automation suite. Keila is simpler to run, Mautic does far more.
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Free and open source with any provider, or $69 per install on Amazon SES with autoresponders.
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Free and fast, or $69 and SES-only. Which one fits a newsletter, and where the autoresponders matter.
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A thin Amazon SES wrapper against the heaviest open-source automation suite.
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Six self-hosted options sorted by what they add: automation, a friendlier UI, or a vendor.
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Six lighter self-hosted options for teams that want less to run and fewer upgrades to fear.
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Six options when SES lock-in, autoresponders, and per-install licensing are not enough.
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Six self-hosted options for when one welcome email is not enough.
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SendGrid, Amazon SES, and Mailgun send the email, but they’re sending infrastructure, not a marketing platform. Broadcast is the layer on top: lists, campaigns, automations, and unsubscribe handling, running on your own server and sending through the provider you already use.
Own the marketing layer SendGrid charges monthly for, and keep sending through SendGrid, SES, or any SMTP.
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SES has no UI, lists, or campaigns. Broadcast is the front-end that turns it into a real marketing platform, at SES prices.
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À la carte vs the Essentials, Pro and Enterprise plans, and what a newsletter costs on SES at 10k, 50k and 250k subscribers.
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Own the marketing platform and keep Mailgun, or any ESP, underneath for delivery. One-time license, unlimited subscribers.
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Email APIs compared on price, plus transactional and marketing email from one install you own.
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Two email APIs compared on price at 10k to 100k emails, free tiers, dedicated IPs and EU hosting.
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A REST API on a platform you own: manage subscribers, trigger automations, and send campaigns from your own app.
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Own your email and drop per-contact pricing. Honest about where Klaviyo’s ecommerce depth still wins.
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What Klaviyo costs from 1,000 to 50,000 active profiles, and how the 2025 billing change counts them.
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When Brevo’s per-email pricing stops being cheap, and the Sendinblue alternatives worth moving to.
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Brevo prices by emails sent, not contacts. Free, Starter and Standard costs at every volume.
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Brevo, Kit, Mailchimp, Beehiiv, Listmonk and a self-hosted option, and why people leave MailerLite.
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The free plan, the new Comfort and Power plans, and what MailerLite costs up to 100,000 subscribers.
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Own your data and stop paying per contact. Where Broadcast wins, and where Constant Contact’s managed ease still helps.
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Stripo, RGE Studio (Beefree), Unlayer, Postcards, Mosaico, MJML, and our free builder: free-plan limits, HTML export, and who each suits.
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Open-source email template builders compared: GrapesJS, MJML, Easy Email, Maily, Unlayer, Beefree, and where Broadcast fits.
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Export, import with tags, rebuild automations, warm up, and send, with zero downtime.
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Move your audience off Beehiiv’s monthly fee to a platform you own, step by step.
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The free plan for 10,000 subscribers, Creator and Pro, and what Kit costs at 10k, 25k and 50k.
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Export subscribers, rebuild sequences and forms, and drop per-subscriber pricing.
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Own your data and drop per-contact pricing. The honest comparison, where other alternatives fit, and where Mailchimp still wins.
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Every plan, the Free plan limits, and what Mailchimp costs at 10k, 25k and 50k contacts.
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Prices at 1k, 10k and 50k contacts, how each counts contacts, and which fits a store or a newsletter.
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Which is cheaper at every list size, and where Mailchimp’s integrations still earn their price.
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For German companies: how self-hosted newsletter software changes the DSGVO risk profile compared to Mailchimp.
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Alle Tarife, der Gratis-Tarif und was Mailchimp bei 10.000 bis 50.000 Kontakten kostet.
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Schritt für Schritt: Double-Opt-In, Impressum, das passende Tool, SPF, DKIM und DMARC.
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Six DSGVO-friendly options compared: German SaaS, EU SaaS, and self-hosted Broadcast.
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ActiveCampaign can’t be self-hosted. Own your automation, drop per-contact pricing, in an honest comparison.
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Starter, Plus, Pro and Enterprise from 1,000 to 50,000 contacts, and which plan has the automations.
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Schrems II, Cloud Act, AVV, and the Postmark sub-processor question for German companies.
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Guides written for readers in Germany, Switzerland, France and the Netherlands, in their own language, plus one for public bodies.
The DSGVO stack for German companies, layer by layer: hoster, application, SMTP, backups, analytics.
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How self-hosted newsletter software changes the DSGVO risk profile compared to Mailchimp.
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Third-country transfer, AVV and sub-processors: what ActiveCampaign means for German companies.
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Six DSGVO-friendly options compared: German SaaS, EU SaaS, and self-hosted Broadcast.
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MailerLite is EU-based. Where it still differs from self-hosting: ownership, lock-in and cost.
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CleverReach is a solid German choice. The difference is the pricing model and who runs the server.
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revDSG, the Swiss-US Data Privacy Framework and a Swiss hosting stack for your newsletter.
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Mailchimp, US transfers and the CNIL: what French companies should know.
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Les limites de l'offre gratuite, ce qui se passe au-delà, et les alternatives gratuites.
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French and European Mailchimp alternatives compared, including self-hosted Broadcast.
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A self-hosting stack on OVHcloud or Scaleway with a European SMTP provider.
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Comparisons cover the tradeoffs. How To covers whether Broadcast does the specific thing you need, organized by what you are trying to accomplish rather than by feature name. If the answer is no, it says no.
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"I was tired of spending hundreds per month on Beehiiv to send emails. […] Then I found Broadcast and now I can scale at my own pace without burning money I worked hard for."
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