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Compare: Constant Contact vs ConvertKit (now Kit)
A side-by-side analysis to help you find the right tool.
Constant Contact
Paid
(Under $50/mo)
Yes (60-day free trial)
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ConvertKit (now Kit)
Freemium
(Under $50/mo)
Free tier (up to 10,000 subscribers with limited features)
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Key Differences
Pricing Model
Constant Contact
Paid
ConvertKit (now Kit)
Freemium
Free Trial
Constant Contact
Yes (60-day free trial)
ConvertKit (now Kit)
Free tier (up to 10,000 subscribers with limited features)
Best For
Constant Contact
Very small businesses and nonprofits wanting simplicity
ConvertKit (now Kit)
Creators, bloggers, and solopreneurs building audience-based businesses
Pros
Constant Contact
60-day free trial is the most generous in this category
excellent for absolute beginners
event marketing integration is unique
strong phone support (important for non-technical users)
ConvertKit (now Kit)
Built specifically for creators (not retrofitted from an SMB tool)
generous free tier (10K subscribers!)
excellent tagging/segmentation for its price
supports paid newsletters and digital product sales natively
creator network for cross-promotion
Cons
Constant Contact
Automation is very basic compared to ActiveCampaign/Klaviyo
feels dated compared to modern tools
limited segmentation
feature development has been slow
ConvertKit (now Kit)
Email design is deliberately minimal (plain-text-style by philosophy)
not suited for e-commerce product emails with heavy visual merchandising
reporting/analytics are basic
no SMS
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