SendPulse combines bulk email, SMS, and chatbots in one account, with a separate transactional email service for order confirmations. It suits a woman founder starting with a small list who wants a real free plan and room to expand beyond email.
Key features
- Bulk email: alongside SMS and chatbot channels.
- Free plan: meaningful volume for a small list.
- Transactional email: separate service for confirmations and receipts.
- Contact-based pricing: not one flat fee.
Pricing
The free plan covers up to 15,000 emails a month for up to 500 subscribers, with SendPulse branding. Paid Standard and Pro plans scale with list size, for example roughly €11 to €13 a month for 500 contacts. Transactional email is billed separately, and the currency shown may vary by region.
Prices change over time. Details above are based on SendPulse’s own pricing page.
Pros and cons
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Free tier usable for a small list | Pricing across bulk and transactional is confusing |
| Multi-channel beyond email | Free plan carries SendPulse branding |
SendPulse vs Moosend
Moosend, also covered on bahiyat, focuses on low-cost email with automation and landing pages. SendPulse fits if you want SMS and chatbots alongside email.
Who it’s best for
Women founders starting with a small list who want a free plan and the option to add channels later.
Skip it if you only need email with simple, clear pricing. A dedicated email tool is easier to compare.
How to get started
Start on the free plan, send your first campaign, then decide whether other channels are worth testing.
FAQ
Is the free plan permanent? Yes, up to 500 subscribers with SendPulse branding.
Is transactional email included? It is billed separately by volume.
Disclosure: bahiyat may earn a commission if you sign up for SendPulse through the links in this article. This does not change what you pay, and it does not influence which tools we choose to cover.
