The 25 Best Emma Alternatives for 2022
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Emma is a send campaigns and connect with subscribers.
An email marketing platform with really nice pre-built templates.
They also have some marketing automation features like dynamic content for more personalized emails, and A/B testing.
Emma Alternatives
Looking for an alternative to Emma? We've put together a list of all Emma competitors and alternatives.
List of best alternatives to Emma:
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1 | MailChimp | A marketing automation platform and an email marketing service. | freemium | see all businesses using ➜ | |
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Mailerlite | Affordable Email Marketing Software for Small Business. | freemium | see all businesses using ➜ |
3 | Constant Contact | Email marketing for small business and nonprofit organizations. | paid | see all businesses using ➜ | |
4 | EmailOctopus | Manage and email your subscribers for far cheaper by connecting your Amazon SES account. | paid | see all businesses using ➜ | |
5 | AWeber | An all-in-one marketing solution specializing in email marketing, allowing 300,000+ small businesses and entrepreneurs to create and send emails, landing pages, web push notifications that people love. | freemium | see all businesses using ➜ | |
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Campaign Monitor | Campaign Monitor makes it easy for you to create, send, and optimize your email marketing campaigns. | freemium | see all businesses using ➜ |
7 | Revue | Editorial newsletter tool for writers and publishers. | freemium | see all businesses using ➜ | |
8 | Sendy | A self hosted email newsletter application (front-end) that lets you send trackable emails via Amazon Simple Email Service (SES). This makes it possible for you to send authenticated bulk emails via Amazon SES. | freemium | see all businesses using ➜ |
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- Pat Walls, Founder @ Starter Story