MailerLite price increase 2026: new plan names and higher starting prices
MailerLite replaced its two paid plans in June 2026. Growing Business became Comfort, and the starting price went from $10 to $12 a month. Advanced became Power, and the starting price went from $20 to $25 a month. Comfort now has caps on automations, forms, and monthly sends. Live plan data is on the MailerLite pricing page on SaaS Price Watch. For other email tools, see our Mailchimp pricing plans guide and our beehiiv pricing per month guide.
Old and new prices
USD starting prices on monthly billing. Both plans cost more as your subscriber count grows.
| Old plan (June 3, 2026) | New plan (June 17, 2026) | Old start | New start | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Growing Business | Comfort | $10 a month | $12 a month | +$2 a month (20%) |
| Advanced | Power | $20 a month | $25 a month | +$5 a month (25%) |
At the starting tier over a year, Comfort costs $144 against $120 for Growing Business, or $24 more. Power costs $300 against $240 for Advanced, or $60 more. MailerLite says you save 10% by paying yearly.
Old prices come from an archived copy of mailerlite.com/pricing from June 3, 2026. An archived copy from June 17, 2026 shows the new plan names and prices, and they match the live pricing page on October 25, 2026. We compared the starting prices. We did not compare every subscriber tier.
What MailerLite changed besides price
The FAQ lists these limits for active items on each plan:
- Free: 3 automations, 3 forms, 1 landing page, 1 website, 1 digital product, and up to 2,500 emails a month.
- Comfort: 50 automations, 10 forms, 10 landing pages and websites combined, 5 digital products. Monthly sends are capped at 10 times the top of your subscriber tier. With 5,000 subscribers, that is 50,000 emails a month.
- Power: no feature limits, and unlimited sends under a fair use policy.
Drafts and unpublished items do not count. On Comfort, going over a limit does not stop what is running, but you cannot create, turn on, or edit more of that item until you are back under the limit. When you hit the sending cap, MailerLite moves you to the next tier so sends keep going.
Who it hits and when
- Paid accounts move at the next renewal date. MailerLite says the move is gradual, not on a single day.
- Manual plan changes made after June 16, 2026 moved the account to Comfort or Power at once, with the new limits.
- Automatic upgrades from subscriber growth keep the old plan until the end of the billing cycle. The renewal then moves the account.
- Lock-ins are not offered. MailerLite says no account can keep its current plan or pricing.
What to do before your renewal
- Count your active automations, forms, landing pages, websites, and digital products. Comfort allows 50, 10, 10 combined, and 5.
- Check your monthly sends against 10 times your subscriber tier.
- If you are over a Comfort limit, compare the Power price for your tier before your renewal date.
FAQ
How much did MailerLite go up? The entry paid plan went from $10 to $12 a month at the starting tier, and the top plan went from $20 to $25.
What happened to the MailerLite Growing Business plan? It became the Comfort plan. Advanced became the Power plan.
When does my MailerLite plan change? At your next renewal, or right away if you change your plan yourself after June 16, 2026.
Can I keep my old MailerLite price? No. MailerLite says all paid accounts move to Comfort or Power at the next renewal or manual plan change.
What are the MailerLite Comfort plan limits? 50 automations, 10 forms, 10 landing pages and websites combined, 5 digital products, and monthly sends of 10 times your subscriber tier.
How we check
We read the MailerLite paid plans FAQ and the live pricing page on October 25, 2026, and compared them with archived copies of the pricing page from June 3 and June 17, 2026. SaaS Price Watch tracks the MailerLite pricing page and records changes. Get an alert when MailerLite changes its prices.
Checked 2026-10-25. Prices and policies change. Confirm on the source before you buy.
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