Moosend
Moosend sells one self-serve plan, Pro, priced by active subscribers, and email credits you can buy instead of a plan or on top of one. It has no free plan, only a trial. The guides below are built from its pricing page, billing help articles and terms.
They explain the rule that bills a whole campaign in credits once you pass your subscriber tier, what changed after the Constant Contact sale, how it compares with MailerLite, Brevo and Mailchimp, and how to send a hand-coded HTML newsletter through it.
Reviews
- Moosend Review 2026: After the Constant Contact Sale
Constant Contact bought Moosend in June 2025. Prices haven't changed, but most reviews describe the Sitecore years. What still holds, what to test.
Pricing breakdowns
- Moosend Pricing 2026: The Whole-Send Rule Behind $9
Moosend's 2026 price ladder, credit packs and discounts, plus the rule that bills a whole campaign in credits once you pass your tier.
Head to head
- Moosend vs MailerLite (2026): Twins at 10,000, Not 12,000
Moosend Pro and MailerLite Comfort cost almost the same at Moosend's price steps. Between them, Moosend bills subscribers you don't have.
- Moosend vs Brevo (2026): The Shelf Life of a Prepaid Email
Moosend and Brevo both sell email credits that don't expire, at minimums 70 times apart. Which is cheaper depends on how long your emails wait.
- Moosend vs Mailchimp (2026): Price the Contacts You Email
Mailchimp bills unsubscribed and non-subscribed contacts; Moosend bills unique active subscribers. Two audiences priced on what each one bills.
How-to guides
- Sending a Hand-Coded Newsletter Through Moosend
Moosend can send a newsletter coded elsewhere as-is: three ways to import the HTML, the 3 MB limit, and the SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks your domain must pass.