systeme.io
systeme.io puts email marketing, sales funnels, online courses, a booking calendar and a website builder in one account, sold as a free plan and three paid plans. The guides below are built from its pricing page, help center and terms, and most of them are about where the limits sit: how sub-accounts change the bill, how the sending pools shape "unlimited" email, and what a free migration asks of the plan you buy.
If you're deciding whether to buy, start with the pricing breakdown or the email review. The comparisons price it against Kajabi, Kit, GetResponse, Teachable, ClickFunnels and Leadpages. The step-by-step guides assume you already have an account and show how to build specific things inside it.
Reviews
- Is systeme.io Good for Email Marketing? Mind the Pool
systeme.io doesn't cap emails sent, but each account sends from an IP pool set by its own opens, complaints and bounces. How the pools work, who it suits.
Pricing breakdowns
- systeme.io Pricing 2026: Your Biggest Account Sets the Bill
systeme.io costs $0, $17, $47 or $97 a month, with limits per account and sub-accounts on every plan. What that means for one brand, several, and agencies.
- systeme.io for Course Creators: Pick the Plan by Headcount
Every systeme.io student is also a contact, and contacts are capped. How to pick Startup or Webinar by headcount, with three course businesses priced.
Head to head
- systeme.io vs GetResponse: What Your Eleventh Tag Costs
GetResponse Starter can't tag contacts; systeme.io counts tags and moves you up past 10 or 100. Both priced by tag count and list size.
- systeme.io vs Kajabi (2026): What Counts as a Product
Kajabi pools courses, coaching, podcasts and newsletters into one product count; systeme.io meters each format. Four catalogs priced on both.
- systeme.io vs Kit (2026): The Fee Gap Is 0.6%, Not 3.5%
Kit's 3.5% + 30¢ already includes card processing; systeme.io's 0% doesn't. The real per-sale gap, the plan fees that outweigh it, and who each suits.
- systeme.io vs Teachable (2026): Who Files the Sales Tax?
Teachable Payments collects and remits sales tax and VAT for 0.5% of each taxed sale; systeme.io adds VAT but leaves filing to you. One seller priced.
- systeme.io vs ClickFunnels (2026): Count the Logins First
ClickFunnels sells seats: 2 on Launch, 5 on Scale, 10 on Optimize. systeme.io sets no assistant cap. Three teams priced for a year on both.
- systeme.io vs Leadpages (2026): Price Your Funnel in Pages
Leadpages sells publishing by page count; systeme.io counts funnels and steps. How to turn your funnels into both counts, with three businesses priced.
Alternatives
- Best Platform for Coaches (2026): Follow the Unsold Call
Every coaching platform books calls and takes payment. The difference is where a free call that doesn't sell lands. Six platforms, three coaches priced.
Switching tools
- Migrating to systeme.io (2026): The Free Move's Fine Print
systeme.io moves your business free on Unlimited monthly or any annual plan, and plans aren't refundable. Seven routes priced for year one.
- WordPress to systeme.io: Keep Your Google Traffic
Moving a WordPress blog to systeme.io without losing search traffic: which permalinks fit a post address, the check to run first, and when to pay for help.
- Replacing Carrd, Stan and EmailOctopus With systeme.io
A Carrd, Stan Store and EmailOctopus stack priced for a year and mapped onto systeme.io's Free and Startup plans: what each job becomes, what you give up.
How-to guides
- systeme.io Evergreen Webinar: Build a Same-Day Funnel
An evergreen webinar in systeme.io: the funnel, the mandatory registration date, the webinar emails, and why every reminder must fit inside one day.
- systeme.io Tripwire Funnel: Where Each Offer Is Delivered
A tripwire funnel in systeme.io: order form, bump, upsell and downsell, what each can deliver, why each add-on is its own charge, and the plan it needs.
- systeme.io Lead Magnet: Let the Opt-In Mode Pick the File
Delivering a lead magnet in systeme.io: the opt-in page, double opt-in, where the PDF lives, the email with the link, and the automation rule behind it.
- systeme.io Payment Plans: When an Installment Fails
What systeme.io does when an installment fails: who retries and for how long, when access stops, the card-update link, and the alert worth setting up.
- A Bilingual Site on systeme.io: What Needs a Second Copy
Selling in two languages on systeme.io: page versions, the blog and course that hold one language each, tagging contacts by language, and where Free ends.
- Paid Sessions on systeme.io: Set the Cancellation Deadline
Paid calendar bookings on systeme.io: the event, the two availability clocks, the order form, cancellations and refunds, and when a free call costs a plan.
- Free Preview of a systeme.io Course: Use Partial Access
Let students try the first modules of a systeme.io course free and pay for the rest: one course, Partial access from an opt-in page, and an upgrade.
- Course, Coaching and VIP Tiers on systeme.io
A three-option offer on systeme.io: one course with access set per tier, an order form for each, and the course-plus-call bundle that tier 2 sells.
- systeme.io Course Modules on Fixed Dates: Drip vs Workflow
systeme.io drips by days, not dates. How to give a whole cohort module 2 on the same day: the start date, why drip alone drifts, and an exact-date workflow.