MailPoet is the email plugin that lives inside WordPress, now part of the WooCommerce family. PostBeagle is a hosted email platform with its own WooCommerce plugin and sending infrastructure. Both are built for WooCommerce stores; they differ on price, free-plan limits and how much you can build on the free tier. Here’s a side-by-side.
Per MailPoet’s knowledge base, unsubscribed and bounced contacts don’t count, and someone on several lists counts once.
MailPoet’s Creator plan sends through your own host or SMTP service rather than MailPoet’s sending service.
PostBeagle is free up to 2,500 subscribers, five times MailPoet’s 500, and the free plan includes custom automations with branching, A/B testing and landing pages.
At 10,000 subscribers PostBeagle is $29/month against MailPoet Business at $80, and sending is included. MailPoet’s cheaper Creator plan ($64) needs you to bring your own sending service.
PostBeagle runs on its own hosted platform and sending infrastructure, so building, sending and reporting don’t load your WordPress site. The plugin syncs orders and carts and attributes order revenue to campaigns.
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Pricing and feature facts last reviewed October 2026. MailPoet is a trademark of its respective owner; this comparison is independent and for evaluation purposes. Prices are list prices in USD on monthly billing unless stated, and can change; check MailPoet's site for current terms.
Sources: MailPoet pricing · MailPoet plan features · MailPoet: plans and limits · MailPoet: automations
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