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SendPulse features: what you get on each plan

Last verified Aug 27, 2026
Feature TL;DR (August 2026)
SendPulse covers all 23 features we test, but four sit outside the email plans: transactional SMTP and its dedicated IP bill on their own tiers, and bulk SMS and the CRM are separate products. The free tier is generous on volume and strict on capability: 15,000 emails a month, but no A/B testing and no dynamic segmentation at all. Sources checked 27 August 2026, the SendPulse pricing page and two SendPulse knowledge-base articles on pricing plans.

Feature matrix

FeatureIncludedFrom planVerdict
Email campaignsYesFree15,000 sends a month at no cost
Subscribers includedPartialFree (500)Paid tiers price by list size
Monthly email allowanceYesStandardUnlimited sending on every paid tier
Drag-and-drop email builderYesFreeSame editor on all plans
Email templatesYesFree140+ editable templates, ungated
Sender email addressesPartialFree (3)100 on Standard, 300 on Pro
Automation360 flowsPartialFree (5)10 Standard, 50 Pro, then unlimited
Dynamic segmentationYesStandard (10)Absent on free, 50 saved on Pro
Email A/B testingYesStandardThree test groups, 20+ contacts
Email verifier creditsPartialFree (100)1,000 verifications only from Pro
Image storagePartialFree (250 MB)1 GB on Standard, 2 GB on Pro
Team seatsYesStandard (3)10 on Pro, unlimited on Enterprise
Remove SendPulse brandingYesStandardMandatory on the free tier
Resend to non-openersYesProTwo tiers up for one checkbox
Collect payments in emailsYesStandardNot offered on the free plan
Landing pages and sitesPartialEnterprise (2)No email plan below includes one
Dedicated onboardingYesProNamed coordinator from Pro upward
API and webhooksYesFreeUngated on every tier
24/7 supportYesFreeSame channels on all plans
Transactional SMTPYesBasic (free)Separate product, 12,000 emails free
Dedicated IP addressYesSMTP ProOnly through the transactional plan
Bulk SMSYesSeparate product, priced per message
CRMYesSeparate product, own pricing page

What the matrix does not show

SendPulse sells itself as an all-in-one suite, and the matrix is where that claim gets tested. Two of the products it advertises alongside email, the CRM and bulk SMS, are not in an email plan at any tier and carry their own pricing pages. Transactional SMTP is a third, though its free Basic tier is real: 12,000 emails a month, 50 an hour, two sending domains, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC. The dedicated IP most transactional buyers want sits on the paid SMTP plan, not on any email plan.

The gate that matters. The free plan sends 15,000 emails a month, more than most free tiers, but it has no A/B testing and no saved segments whatsoever. Both start on Standard. A free account can send a lot of the same email to everyone, and nothing more targeted than that.

One divergence is worth recording. The pricing page lists five A/B test groups on Enterprise, requiring 40 or more contacts; the knowledge base says four groups and 50 or more contacts for the same plan. The Standard and Pro figures agree on both surfaces, so those are the ones written above, and the Enterprise figure is left out rather than guessed. No plan prices are quoted here: only one SendPulse surface publishes them, and its figures move with the subscriber slider and annual billing.

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Plan costs and the subscriber-tier ladder are on the SendPulse pricing page. The overall assessment is in the SendPulse review, hostnames and ports are under SendPulse SMTP settings, and comparable platforms sit under SendPulse alternatives.

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