Unitpost vs MailerLite

MailerLite is an email marketing platform for small businesses, with drag-and-drop, rich-text and HTML editors, landing pages, websites, automations and digital products in one plan. Unitpost covers transactional and marketing email in one product with unlimited contacts on paid plans and a free tier of 5,000 emails a month. Across 9 compared capabilities, Unitpost leads on 4 and MailerLite leads on 4.
Which should you choose?
What MailerLite does well
Stated plainly, because a comparison that pretends otherwise is not worth reading.
- Three editors on every plan, free included: drag-and-drop, rich text and custom HTML
- Landing pages and websites built in
- Automations on the free plan, with up to 3 active
- Low entry prices for small lists
Pricing and free tier
MailerLite pricing and free-tier details last verified 2026-11. Providers change these often — check their pricing page before making a decision.
Feature comparison
| Capability | Unitpost | MailerLite |
|---|---|---|
| Free plan | 5,000 emails/month, 200/day, no credit card | 250 subscribers and 2,500 emails a month |
| Editors | Hybrid visual and code editor over one document | Drag-and-drop, rich-text and custom HTML editors on every plan |
| Landing pages and websites | Not offered | 1 of each on Free, 10 on Comfort, unlimited on Power |
| Automations | Campaigns ship today; automations are in early access | 3 active on Free, 50 on Comfort, unlimited on Power |
| Transactional email | Included on every plan, on the same contacts and bill as campaigns | Not included; sold separately as MailerSend |
| API on the free plan | The full API, webhooks and sending | API and webhooks limited, with no sending |
| Entry paid plan | $10 a month for 20,000 emails, priced by sends | Comfort from $12 a month, priced by subscribers |
| Selling to readers | Not offered | Digital products and bookings: 1 on Free, 5 on Comfort, unlimited on Power |
| One-key import from MailerLite | Migration Assistant reads your account with a MailerLite API token and previews what it can import before writing anything; the migration guide lists exactly what moves | n/a |
How do I migrate from MailerLite?
Paste a MailerLite API key into the Migration Assistant (it only reads with it) and it previews what it can bring across before anything is written. MailerLite keeps sending the whole time, so there is no gap in delivery.
Imports: contacts, unsubscribes and consent, suppressions (bounces and complaints). Partly imports: groups and segments, templates, sending domains, webhooks. Rebuild: topics, api keys, sms consent. Stays behind: send history and analytics, automations, forms, landing pages, websites and products.
Switching from MailerLite?
Try it on the free tier first
5,000 emails a month free. Verify a domain, send a test, preview the migration.
