Constant Contact alternative
Stop paying more just because your list grows.
Constant Contact has served small organizations and nonprofits for decades, with events and social tools bundled alongside email. GoodPostal takes a different shape: $19 a month plus 5 cents per 1,000 emails sent, unlimited contacts, with delivery billed at cost by an email sending service you own.
The Constant Contact bill grows with your list. Ours does not.
Constant Contact prices on contact count, with plan tiers that bundle extras like social posting tools many small senders never touch. For the small teams and nonprofits it serves, that means the email budget quietly rises with every season of list growth, whether or not the organization sends more email.
GoodPostal charges for the work, not the roster: $19 a month flat with unlimited contacts, 5 cents per 1,000 emails sent, and delivery at cost through an email sending service you own. Verified nonprofits pay half, which makes the growth-proof math twice as friendly for the organizations Constant Contact built its name on.
Here is what that means in real numbers. At 25,000 contacts with weekly sending, Constant Contact runs $280 a month. The GoodPostal stack, software, sending, and Amazon SES delivery included, comes to $34 a month all-in, roughly 8x less. And that gap widens every time your list grows.
List size
Constant Contact
GoodPostal all-in
5,000 contacts
$80/moLite
$22/mo all-in
$19 + $1 sending + $2 Amazon SES
25,000 contacts
$280/moLite
$34/mo all-in
$19 + $5 sending + $10 Amazon SES
100,000 contacts
Sales quote
$79/mo all-in
$19 + $20 sending + $40 Amazon SES
Assumes weekly sending (about 4 sends per contact per month). Constant Contact prices come from published pricing, last verified 08-11-2026. The all-in figure uses Amazon SES delivery rates; any of the six supported email sending services works, each at its own published rate paid directly to them. Run exact numbers on the pricing calculator.
Try your own numbers
Emails per contact each month
= 100,000 emails a month
Constant Contact
$280/mo
Lite plan, from published pricing
GoodPostal + Amazon SES
$34/mo all-in
$19 software + $5 sending + $10 Amazon SES
That is $246 less every month, all in.
Every email sending service at this volume, all in
Amazon SES
$34/mo all-in
$10 send + $24 GoodPostal
Mailtrap
$54/mo all-in
$30 send + $24 GoodPostal
SendGrid
$58.95/mo all-in
$34.95 send + $24 GoodPostal
Mailgun
$99/mo all-in
$75 send + $24 GoodPostal
SMTP2GO
$99/mo all-in
$75 send + $24 GoodPostal
Postmark
$149.5/mo all-in
$125.5 send + $24 GoodPostal
The whole bill
What the all-in price actually includes.
No hidden line items, so here is the whole bill. Three parts, two of them tiny.
Software
$19 a month
The whole platform: editor, contacts, groups, campaigns, A/B testing, tracking, analytics, every feature on every plan. Unlimited contacts, always.
Sending
5¢ per 1,000 sent
GoodPostal’s sending fee. A weekly newsletter to 10,000 people is 40,000 emails a month, which is $2 in sending.
Delivery
At cost
Your email sending service’s own rate, paid directly to them (Amazon SES: $0.1 per 1,000 emails). Six services are supported; we help you pick one during setup and never mark delivery up.
Why move to GoodPostal?
- Type what you want to say and the AI designs the whole email for you, in minutes
- The software price is based on sending, not the size of your database
- A large list with occasional sending costs $19 and cents, not a contact-tier bill
- Verified nonprofits pay $9.50 a month, with no annual prepayment required
- Unlimited contacts, so there is no higher tier to grow into
- Every feature included, nothing bundled that you did not ask for
- Import contacts and lists as GoodPostal groups, typically in about half an hour
Why stay on Constant Contact? (honestly)
- Event management, registration, ticketing, and payments
- Social posting and advertising tools
If these are the features you lean on daily, staying may be right. We would rather say that plainly than win a comparison table.
In their words
Why people switch.
Public reviews from Constant Contact customers, linked to the source, with the GoodPostal answer under each.
“The cost is based on the total number of contacts stored in my list, and not on the volume of emails sent. If I have a large database but only communicate occasionally, the monthly bill quickly becomes very painful.”
GoodPostal bills the opposite way: by what you send. An occasional sender with a big list pays $19 and cents.
“The monthly cost grows exponentially as the contact database expands, which represents a heavy financial burden for a growing business.”
Your database can grow without your software bill moving. Verified nonprofits pay $9.50.
“They’ve taken a lot of that functionality away… they say it’s not included in our current plan / pricing and we need to pay more.”
r/Emailmarketing, April 2026 →
GoodPostal has one plan. When we ship a feature, it lands on that plan, for everyone.
Common questions
Can I move my Constant Contact contacts to GoodPostal?
Yes. Export your contacts as a CSV from Constant Contact and import them into GoodPostal groups. The step-by-step guide at /docs/migrate/constant-contact covers the whole move, including what not to import.
How is GoodPostal priced compared to Constant Contact?
Constant Contact prices on contact count. GoodPostal is $19 a month plus $0.05 per 1,000 emails sent with unlimited contacts, plus your own email sending service's delivery rates.
What does not migrate from Constant Contact?
Events, social posting, and automation paths stay behind. Contacts, lists (as groups), and your email designs move over.
How much does Constant Contact cost as your list grows?
Constant Contact's published pricing steps with list size: $30 a month at 1,000 contacts becomes $120 at 10,000 and $430 at 50,000. The tiers bundle features like social tools into the bill whether you use them or not.
What does GoodPostal really cost all-in compared to Constant Contact?
Three parts: $19 a month for the software, $0.05 per 1,000 emails sent, and your email sending service's own delivery fee paid directly to them. Sending weekly to 10,000 contacts with Amazon SES delivery comes to $25 a month all-in, at any list size you grow into. Constant Contact's published price at the same list size is $120 a month.
The move takes about half an hour.
Export your contacts, import them into groups, rebuild your template, send a test. The guide covers every click.