Sender.net
Lithuanian email marketing tool built around an unusually generous free-forever plan.
Quick Overview
| Company | UAB Sender.lt |
|---|---|
| Category | Newsletter Platforms |
| Headquarters | Vilnius, Lithuania |
| EU Presence | EU (Lithuania) |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Free Forever: 2,500 subscribers, 15,000 emails/month / Standard from $6.30/month (500 subscribers, billed annually) / Professional from $10.50/month / Enterprise on request |
| Free Option | Free forever plan, no credit card |
| Replaces | Mailchimp, ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign |
Detailed Review
Sender.net's free-forever plan is unusually generous for this category: 2,500 subscribers and 15,000 emails a month, with the drag-and-drop editor, automation and templates included rather than gated behind a paid tier.
For a creator or small business starting a newsletter with no budget, that is enough list size to run a real publication for a year before a plan decision is forced, well beyond MailerLite's 500-subscriber free ceiling. Integrations with WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify cover the platforms a small e-commerce or content business is actually built on, and SMS is bundled into the paid tiers rather than sold separately.
UAB Sender.lt operates from Vilnius, so a European sender's data sits with an EU-established processor.
Once the free tier is outgrown, Standard starts at $6.30 a month for 500 subscribers and 6,000 emails billed annually, and Professional adds deeper automation from $10.50 a month — prices quoted in dollars despite the Lithuanian base, the same pattern this category already has in Moosend. What Sender.net does not do is sell subscriptions: there is no paywall or membership tier, and the entity name appears only in the legal pages, not on the marketing site itself.
What Sender.net does well
- Free-forever plan covers 2,500 subscribers, far above MailerLite's 500
- Drag-and-drop editor and automation included on the free tier
- WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify integrations built in
- Lithuanian company, EU jurisdiction
- Affordable paid tiers once the free plan is outgrown
Where Sender.net falls short
- No paid memberships or paywall
- Prices quoted in dollars despite the EU base
- Company entity named only in the legal pages, not the marketing site
- Smaller feature depth than Brevo or GetResponse at the top end
Standout feature. The free tier alone: Sender.net gives away five times MailerLite's free subscriber limit before asking for a card.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Free-forever plan covers 2,500 subscribers, far above MailerLite's 500
- Drag-and-drop editor and automation included on the free tier
- WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify integrations built in
- Lithuanian company, EU jurisdiction
- Affordable paid tiers once the free plan is outgrown
Cons
- No paid memberships or paywall
- Prices quoted in dollars despite the EU base
- Company entity named only in the legal pages, not the marketing site
- Smaller feature depth than Brevo or GetResponse at the top end
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sender.net?
Sender.net's free-forever plan is unusually generous for this category: 2,500 subscribers and 15,000 emails a month, with the drag-and-drop editor, automation and templates included rather than gated behind a paid tier.
For a creator or small business starting a newsletter with no budget, that is enough list size to run a real publication for a year before a plan decision is forced, well beyond MailerLite's 500-subscriber free ceiling. Integrations with WordPress, WooCommerce and Shopify cover the platforms a small e-commerce or content business is actually built on, and SMS is bundled into the paid tiers rather than sold separately.
Where is Sender.net based?
Sender.net operates from Vilnius, Lithuania, which places it under EU (Lithuania).
What does Sender.net cost?
Free Forever: 2,500 subscribers, 15,000 emails/month / Standard from $6.30/month (500 subscribers, billed annually) / Professional from $10.50/month / Enterprise on request. Free forever plan, no credit card.
Who is Sender.net best for?
Small creators wanting the largest genuinely free plan here. The free tier alone: Sender.net gives away five times MailerLite's free subscriber limit before asking for a card.
What are the drawbacks of Sender.net?
No paid memberships or paywall. Prices quoted in dollars despite the EU base. Company entity named only in the legal pages, not the marketing site. Smaller feature depth than Brevo or GetResponse at the top end.