Campaigner's pricing page
Captured from campaigner.com. Pricing changes often, so confirm the current numbers on the live page.
Buying shortcut
Which Campaigner plan should you choose?
Start here
Essentials
Teams running straightforward email campaigns. It is the first tier to check when you only need the core Campaigner workflow. Watch for: Advanced automation and ecommerce behavior features require Advanced
Public price
$14/mo+
Starts at 1,000 contacts; scales by contact count.
Main upgrade
Advanced
Marketers that need advanced segmentation and automation. Inspect this tier when the lower tier starts blocking reporting, automation, collaboration, or support needs. Watch for: Add-ons can increase total cost
Public price
$35/mo+
Starts at 1,000 contacts; scales by contact count.
High-volume or advanced
Custom
Larger teams with deliverability, support, or volume needs. Treat this as the serious-operations tier, especially if the first two plans leave key limits or add-ons unresolved. Watch for: Requires quote
Public price
Custom
Sales-led pricing.
Cost scenarios
Pricing pages show the entry point. These scenarios show what the plan means in real buying situations.
Basic campaign sender
Campaigner: Essentials from $14/month at 1,000 contacts.. Sequenzy: Better if SaaS lifecycle flows are needed.. Campaigner is solid for conventional campaign marketing.
Ecommerce marketer using behavior triggers
Campaigner: Advanced from $35/month at 1,000 contacts.. Sequenzy: More SaaS-oriented than ecommerce-oriented.. Campaigner is stronger for ecommerce behavior automation.
Deliverability-sensitive sender
Campaigner: Base plan plus possible Reputation Defender add-on.. Sequenzy: Compare total email program cost, not just base plan.. Add-ons can materially change Campaigner's real price.
What to watch for
The 30-day trial may require a credit card.
Reputation Defender can add 20% to monthly subscription cost.
Advanced automation requires the Advanced plan.
Campaigner pricing is about feature depth
Campaigner’s entry price can look competitive, but the important question is whether Essentials is enough. If your program needs automation paths, advanced segments, ecommerce behavior, and dynamic content, Advanced is the more realistic comparison point.
Also budget add-ons carefully. Deliverability and list-health tools can be valuable, but they change the total monthly cost.
Campaigner is best evaluated by use case. A simple promotional newsletter can start with Essentials. A marketer who wants conditional journeys, behavior-triggered emails, segmentation, and dynamic content should model Advanced from the beginning. If deliverability services are part of the purchase, include the add-on percentage in the estimate instead of treating it as optional later. That is where a low entry price can stop being the real price.
For SaaS buyers, Campaigner can still send campaigns, but the structure is not specifically built around product lifecycle stages. You may end up translating product events into a general marketing automation system. Compare the Campaigner alternatives and the Campaigner comparison if your team needs onboarding, activation, retention, and billing-triggered sequences rather than broad campaign automation.
Campaigner vs Sequenzy
Campaigner is a broad automation platform for campaign marketers. Sequenzy is narrower and better aligned with SaaS lifecycle email and generated sequence strategy.
Choose Campaigner for advanced campaign marketing and ecommerce-style automation. Choose Sequenzy when the emails need to follow SaaS customer state and the priority is shipping useful lifecycle sequences, not configuring a general campaign system.
Campaigner vs Sequenzy
How Campaigner compares with Sequenzy, which bills on emails sent rather than contact count.
How Sequenzy prices the same volume
Sequenzy price per 1k emails
$0.41 / 1k at $49/mo for 120k emails
Verdict
Campaigner can be powerful for marketers that need segmentation and automation, but its best capabilities sit behind Advanced and add-ons can raise the real bill. Sequenzy is better for SaaS lifecycle teams that want product-aware sequences instead of a general campaign automation suite.
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