Email that is affordable and truly yours.
Both send email well. They rent you a seat on their platform. We give you your own. Here is every price, side by side, including the one where they win.
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We would rather lose a sale here than win one you regret. If their free plan fits, use it.
Every Number, Side By Side
ConvertKit figures are from kit.com/pricing on 1 September 2026, at the yearly billing their page shows by default. Nurture prices are monthly and exclude VAT.
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| List size | Nurture Engine | ConvertKit Creator | ConvertKit Pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,000 contacts | $17/month | $33/month | $66/month |
| 5,000 contacts | $49/month | $75/month | $116/month |
| 10,000 contacts | $79/month | $116/month | $158/month |
| 25,000 contacts | $135/month | $166/month | $233/month |
| Free plan | First 50,000 emails free | ||
The Real Difference
The price gap is the small part. What the money buys is the big part.
ConvertKit gives you an account on a platform shared with everyone else. Nurture gives you your own private copy of the software, your own login and your own database. Another business on a shared system can never affect your sending, because you are not sharing with them.
With Nurture, unsubscribed and cleaned contacts do not count toward your band. You stop paying for people who already said no, which is where most bills quietly grow.
No trace of anyone else's software anywhere, logged in or out. Your platform name, your colours, your login screen, even the error pages carry your brand. It is your platform, not ours wearing your logo.
Before You Ask
At every list size where both publish a price, Nurture costs less than ConvertKit's cheapest paid plan. At 1,000 contacts it is $17 against $33 a month, and at 10,000 it is $79 against $116.
It is a real free plan, not a trap, and for someone starting a newsletter it is a good place to start. The limit is what it does not include: ConvertKit lists visual automations and email sequences as Creator plan features, so the free plan is for broadcasting rather than automated journeys. When you outgrow that, you are choosing between their paid plans and ours, and that is the comparison this page is about.
Your own private copy of the software, your own login and your own database, with your name on everything down to the error pages. Another business on a shared platform can never affect your sending, because you are not sharing with them. You also only pay for contacts you can actually email, since unsubscribed and cleaned contacts do not count toward your band.
Yes, and slowly on purpose. Your old provider stays live and paid until at least four real campaigns have been proven on ours, with both running side by side for two weeks. Nothing is deleted, and everyone who ever unsubscribed is imported first, before any other contact, so nobody can be emailed by mistake.
They were taken from kit.com/pricing on 1 September 2026, at the yearly billing setting their page shows by default, and they are their Creator and Pro plans. ConvertKit changes pricing from time to time, so check their page before you decide. Both sets of prices are in US dollars, so they compare directly. Ours exclude VAT.
Your own platform, your own domain, your own list.
Book a free 30-minute call. We will look at your current bill, your list and how often you send, and tell you plainly whether moving is worth it for you. If it is not, we will say so.