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Compare: Constant Contact vs Loops
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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Loops
Freemium
(Under $50/mo)
Free tier (1,000 contacts)
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Key Differences
Pricing Model
Constant Contact
Paid
Loops
Freemium
Free Trial
Constant Contact
Yes (60-day free trial)
Loops
Free tier (1,000 contacts)
Business Type Fit
Constant Contact
B2B, B2C
Loops
B2B
Best For
Constant Contact
Very small businesses and nonprofits wanting simplicity
Loops
Modern SaaS startups wanting a developer-friendly, clean email platform
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)
Loops
Beautiful, modern UX (feels like a well-designed SaaS product, not legacy email software)
combines transactional and marketing email in one tool
developer-friendly
growing fast
Cons
Constant Contact
Automation is very basic compared to ActiveCampaign/Klaviyo
feels dated compared to modern tools
limited segmentation
feature development has been slow
Loops
Very early-stage company — limited feature set compared to established competitors
fewer integrations
may not suit complex enterprise needs
small team/company risk
What They Share
