What it does
Elastic Email's Email Marketing product provides visual or HTML email design, audience fields, segments, A/B tests and automated flows. It also includes forms, landing pages and creator-oriented publishing options.
Elastic Email can build a campaign from selected subscribers and content, test variants or place messages into a rule-based flow. Custom fields and tags distinguish subscribers' interests without requiring a separate campaign for each person.
Email Marketing and Email API require separate accounts. Active contacts used during a billing cycle still count toward that cycle's allowance after deletion or a change to inactive status. A list cleanup therefore does not immediately lower counted usage.
Upgrade in Billing. Optional auto-increase raises capacity and prorates the charge when a limit is exceeded. Downgrades are available only during the final two days of the subscription period.
Elastic Email plans
| Plan | Monthly price in USD | Included allowance |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | 1,000 contacts and 3,000 emails, limited to 100 per day |
| Starter | $29 at the displayed tier | 2,500 contacts and 37,500 emails |
| Pro | $49 at the displayed tier | The same allowance, with more automation and team controls |
Use Try for Free, create an account and confirm the verification email. The Campaign Creator handles newsletter sending after login.
Strengths
- Custom fields, tags and rule-based flows support targeted campaigns
- Visual editing and custom HTML provide two design routes
Watch out for
- Email Marketing and Email API use separate accounts
- Downgrades are restricted to the last two days of the billing period
- Contacts active earlier in a cycle continue to count for that period
Best for
- Newsletter teams managing contact-based campaign capacity
Sources
- Email Marketing Features & Tools Loved by Marketers | Elastic Email (Oct 25, 2026)
- Elastic Email marketing plans and account rules (Oct 27, 2026)