Encharge's pricing page
Captured from encharge.io. Pricing changes often, so confirm the current numbers on the live page.
Buying shortcut
Which Encharge plan should you choose?
Start here
Growth
SaaS teams starting behavior-based lifecycle automation. It is the first tier to check when you only need the core Encharge workflow. Watch for: Transactional emails not listed in Growth features
Public price
$99/mo
Up to 2,000 subscribers; $79/month when billed yearly.
Main upgrade
Premium
SaaS teams needing deeper integrations and event-based workflows. Inspect this tier when the lower tier starts blocking reporting, automation, collaboration, or support needs. Watch for: Higher starting cost
Public price
$159/mo
Up to 2,000 subscribers; $129/month when billed yearly.
What Encharge costs at your size
The cheapest plan that covers each size, from Encharge's published pricing. Check the sources below for the date it was verified.
Cost scenarios
Pricing pages show the entry point. These scenarios show what the plan means in real buying situations.
SaaS with 2,000 subscribers
Encharge: $99/month Growth or $159/month Premium monthly.. Sequenzy: Similar lifecycle focus, with Sequenzy positioned around SaaS email execution.. Compare workflow depth and implementation support, not just price.
Team needing transactional email events
Encharge: Premium is the relevant plan.. Sequenzy: Better for lifecycle marketing rather than transactional infrastructure.. Premium is the realistic Encharge comparison.
Annual commitment
Encharge: Annual billing saves 20%.. Sequenzy: Evaluate against annual lifecycle needs.. Yearly pricing materially changes the comparison.
What to watch for
Email sends are limited by subscriber multiple.
Transactional emails and deeper integrations are on Premium.
Costs rise with subscriber count.
Costs beyond the headline price
- Exceeding the monthly email send allowance triggers overages at $100 for every 100,000 emails sent.
- Crossing the subscriber limit triggers an automatic upgrade to the next pricing tier on the scheduled billing date.
- Each plan has a separate monthly event limit, set at 50 times the subscriber maximum on Growth and 100 times on Premium, and event intake stops if the limit is crossed.
- Transactional emails plus HubSpot, Salesforce, and Segment integrations require the Premium plan.
- Yearly billing saves about 20 percent versus monthly, and free done-for-you migration is offered only on yearly Premium plans with transfer limits.
Encharge pricing is SaaS-oriented
Encharge is priced like a serious SaaS automation product, not a lightweight newsletter sender. The important split is Growth versus Premium, especially if you need transactional email or product events.
The real comparison should include subscriber count, product-event tracking, transactional email needs, CRM integrations, and how much campaign logic the team wants to build manually. Encharge is a closer competitor than most generic email tools because it is built for SaaS automation. That makes content quality, implementation speed, and pricing clarity more important than category fit alone.
Use Encharge alternatives to compare SaaS automation tools. Use Sequenzy vs Encharge for the direct lifecycle workflow comparison.
Encharge vs Sequenzy
Encharge is close in category. Sequenzy should emphasize lifecycle content quality, SaaS campaign strategy, and implementation clarity.
Encharge vs Sequenzy
How Encharge compares with Sequenzy, which bills on emails sent rather than contact count.
How Sequenzy prices the same volume
Sequenzy price per 1k emails
$0.82 / 1k at $49/mo for 60k emails
Verdict
Encharge is one of the closer SaaS lifecycle competitors. Sequenzy should win when buyers want sharper SaaS-focused content strategy and less generic automation setup.
FAQ
Sources checked · Jun 16, 2026
Written by Nic Polotnianko, co-founder of Sequenzy, which appears in this comparison. How we compare tools