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Creator email pricing

Kit pricing: a generous free list, then paid creator tools that rise with subscribers

Kit’s current pricing is built for creators: Free supports a sizable audience, Creator adds automation and monetisation tools, and Pro adds team, analysis and deliverability capabilities. Paid prices move with the selected subscriber band.

$0 startingCurrent USD 1,000-subscriber view; yearly billing states a 17% saving
Joonas Rotko

Joonas Rotko

Pricing checked 29 September 2026

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Pricing at a glance

PlanMonthly priceAnnual / billing noteBest for
Free$0—For audience building up to 10,000 subscribers.
Creator(best fit)$33/mo at 1,000$390/year · yearly viewFor growing creators who need automation and audience monetisation.
Pro$66/mo at 1,000$790/year · yearly viewFor established creator businesses with team and analysis needs.

Prices and billing terms above reflect the stated check date. Confirm the checkout total, tax and renewal terms before buying.

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Buddy's take

Kit makes its intended customer clear. The free tier is unusually useful for audience building, while Creator is where visual automation, paid-growth tools and Kit MCP begin. Choose Pro only when the analytics, collaboration and deliverability controls will change how you operate.

Which plan fits your workload?

If you needChooseWhy
Build a list, send newsletters and sell a first digital productFreeThe free plan supports up to 10,000 subscribers with broadcasts, forms, landing pages, tagging and digital-product sales.
Visual automations, RSS campaigns, apps or MCPCreatorCreator is the first captured tier that lists unlimited visual automations, sequences, Kit MCP, apps and RSS campaigns.
Unlimited collaborators and advanced audience insightProPro adds unlimited users, subscriber signals, engagement analytics, deliverability reporting and collaborative editing.
Migrate an existing paid email programmeCreator or ProKit advertises free migrations for paid-plan customers, subject to its current migration process.

Free

  • ✓Unlimited landing pages and forms
  • ✓Unlimited email broadcasts
  • ✓Audience tagging and segmentation
  • ✓Digital products and subscriptions
  • ✓1 user

Creator

  • ✓Unlimited visual automations and sequences
  • ✓Kit MCP
  • ✓A/B subject-line testing
  • ✓SMS marketing and 100+ apps
  • ✓2 users and 24/7 email/chat support

Pro

  • ✓Everything in Creator
  • ✓Unlimited users
  • ✓Subscriber Signals and engagement analytics
  • ✓Deliverability reporting
  • ✓Collaborative editing and advanced testing

Billing, extra costs and terms

The published subscription price is not necessarily the total cost. Check the terms that affect your actual workload, expansion and cancellation before you migrate.

1.

The checked USD view used 1,000 subscribers. It showed Creator at $33 per month or $390 yearly, and Pro at $66 per month or $790 yearly. The vendor’s slider changes paid prices as the list grows.

2.

The annual toggle says it saves 17%. Treat the annual price as an upfront billing commitment and confirm the current checkout total rather than multiplying the monthly figure.

3.

Kit says Free supports up to 10,000 subscribers and unlimited broadcasts, so the paid decision is about automations, monetisation operations, collaboration and data rather than a basic send limit.

4.

Kit lists a 14-day Creator and Pro trial with no card required. After it ends, the account can continue on Free or needs payment to keep the paid plan. Confirm the trial’s current scope before importing a production list.

5.

The current FAQ says refunds are available within 30 days of signup on monthly or annual plans. It also says a subscriber-count downgrade requires contacting support after list cleanup, so list hygiene should be planned before choosing a tier.

What else could fit your budget?

Compare the job and cost model, not only the entry price

MailerLite logo

MailerLite

$12/mo · Comfort at 500 subscribers

A broader small-business email and landing-page option when creator monetisation is not the central job.

GetResponse logo

GetResponse

€16/mo · Starter at 1,000 contacts

A wider marketing suite when ecommerce automation, webinars or courses need to sit alongside email.

AWeber logo

AWeber

$15/mo · Lite at 500 subscribers

A conventional email-marketing option for teams that want campaigns and automation without the creator marketplace focus.

Full product context

Need the product trade-offs too?

The pricing page focuses on plan selection and cost. The review covers product fit, limitations, alternatives, AI capabilities and the buying risks that a plan table leaves out.

Read: Kit review

Frequently asked questions

In the current USD 1,000-subscriber yearly view, Kit showed Creator at $33 per month ($390 billed yearly) and Pro at $66 per month ($790 billed yearly). Paid prices change with subscriber count.

Yes. The checked pricing page says the Free plan is free for up to 10,000 subscribers and includes unlimited broadcasts, forms, landing pages, tagging, segmentation and product sales.

The current comparison lists Kit MCP on Creator and Pro, not Free.

Kit advertises a 14-day Creator or Pro trial with no card required. Its FAQ says a refund can be requested within 30 days of signup on monthly or annual plans; confirm the terms before paying.

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