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We read software pricing pages every day, in five countries, and keep what they said. Compare tools here and you get real numbers with receipts — not marketing.
Latest confirmed changes
Proton VPN▲ €4.49 appeared28 Aug
Lastpass€8 → €1028 Aug
Internxt▲ €1.99 appeared28 Aug
Evernote▲ €12.99 appeared28 Aug
All 10 confirmed changes →3 held for a 2nd read
“Which should I pick?”
Two tools side by side, from what their pricing pages actually say.
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CoursesThinkific vs Systeme.io — one sells the classroom, the other sells the shop around it — for a third of the price.
CoursesTeachable vs Systeme.io — the $39 plan takes 7.5% of every sale; the $89 one takes nothing.
EmailKit vs MailerLite — Kit’s free plan runs to 10,000 subscribers; MailerLite’s stops at 500.
EmailKit vs GetResponse — free to 10,000 subscribers against $19 for 1,000 — until you need the platform.
EmailKit vs Flodesk — free to 10,000 subscribers, or $25 for email that looks designed.
EmailKit vs Constant Contact — one is free to 10,000 subscribers; the other can text your customers.
EmailFlodesk vs GetResponse — both publish a price for the same 1,000 subscribers, which makes this a rare clean comparison.
EmailFlodesk vs Constant Contact — Flodesk’s second plan costs three dollars more; Constant Contact’s nearly triples.
EmailConstant Contact vs GetResponse — $12 ‘starting at’ against $19 for a named list size — and the ranking flips outside America.
Newsletterbeehiiv vs GetResponse — $19 to send email, $43 to run a newsletter business; pick the one you’re actually doing.
Newsletterbeehiiv vs Flodesk — monetise the audience or dress the email — only one of these is about design.
Shortlists & alternatives
Alternatives1Password alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
AlternativesAhrefs alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
AlternativesAirtable alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
AlternativesAsana alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
AlternativesAWeber alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
AlternativesBitwarden alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
AlternativesBrevo alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
AlternativesClickUp alternatives — every rival we track, entry price first, one currency.
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CategoryBest accounting — ranked by lowest published paid plan, with the basis stated.
CategoryBest email marketing — ranked by lowest published paid plan, with the basis stated.
CategoryBest password managers — ranked by lowest published paid plan, with the basis stated.
CategoryBest project tools — ranked by lowest published paid plan, with the basis stated.
CategoryBest seo — ranked by lowest published paid plan, with the basis stated.
CategoryBest site builders — ranked by lowest published paid plan, with the basis stated.
CategoryBest vpn — ranked by lowest published paid plan, with the basis stated.
ShortlistEmail marketing · priced in your own currency — a filter run against the record on every build, not a hand-kept list.
ShortlistEmail marketing · under 20 a month — a filter run against the record on every build, not a hand-kept list.
ShortlistEmail marketing · with a free plan — a filter run against the record on every build, not a hand-kept list.
ShortlistPassword managers · with a free plan — a filter run against the record on every build, not a hand-kept list.
Everything we’ve compared
AutomationZapier vs Make — $19.99 and $9 are not denominated in the same unit.
SupportTidio vs Help Scout — one bills per conversation, one per person; that decides it.
CoursesTeachable vs Thinkific — one prints both billing figures; the other’s switch wouldn’t move.
PaymentsStripe vs PayPal — the fee depends on where the card was issued, not on a plan.
SitesSquarespace vs Framer — €11 and €10 look level until you count the editors.
PasswordsProton Pass vs 1Password — 1Password’s advertised $2.99 is a first-year rate; it renews at $3.99.
CRMPipedrive vs HubSpot — HubSpot’s €7 is new-customers-only; the standing rate is €20.
StoragepCloud vs Internxt — the advertised €1.99 renews at €9.99, and when a lifetime plan pays for itself.
AIJasper vs Writesonic — both advertise 20% off for paying yearly; only one of them is 20%.
AccountsFreshBooks vs Xero — every price on both pages expires after three months.
HostingCloudways vs Kinsta — first hosting comparison: one sells servers, the other sells sites; the year-one gap is $218.
ProjectsClickUp vs Notion — the AI add-on costs more than the plan it sits on.
EcommerceBigCommerce vs Sellfy — one plan upgrades itself when your sales cross a line.
SEOAhrefs vs Semrush — the two pricing pages open on opposite billing toggles, which reverses which one looks cheaper.
VPNNordVPN vs Surfshark — one prints its renewal price, one doesn’t. That decides it.
EmailMailerLite vs Mailchimp — the budget classic, settled by the fine print.
EmailMailerLite vs Flodesk — after Flodesk’s famous flat price died, the maths flipped.
EmailMailerLite vs Constant Contact — same $12 sticker, very different contracts.
EmailMailerLite vs beehiiv — newsletter as the product, or email as the channel?.
EmailMailchimp vs Constant Contact — the two giants, and why neither is our pick.
EmailKit vs beehiiv — a 10,000-subscriber free tier changes the maths.
EmailGetResponse vs MailerLite — the honest pairing: no promo games, the send caps decide it.
EmailGetResponse vs Mailchimp — every visible Mailchimp price is a 12-month promo.
Newsletterbeehiiv vs Substack — 0% of something, or 10% of everything: the crossover, computed.
MarketingSysteme.io vs GetResponse — a real free plan vs a 14-day trial.
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3.When a price changes our pages update — and the old price stays visible in the tool’s history, forever.
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