The verdict
iContact scores 4.0/5 in our review. It's best for small businesses and nonprofits. Easy for beginners. The main trade-offs: no free plan; dated interface; limited advanced features. Pricing starts at $9/mo.
Pros & cons
- Easy for beginners
- Dedicated support reps
- Reliable deliverability
- No free plan
- Dated interface
- Limited advanced features
Key features
- Drag-and-drop editor
- Email templates
- Automation workflows
- List segmentation
- Signup forms & landing pages
- Reporting & analytics
Pricing
Standard starts at $9/mo for 500 contacts (15% off annually) and scales by list size; Premium adds users, social and AI.
| Plan | Monthly | Annual (per mo) | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | $9 | $8 | From 500 contacts; templates, automations |
| Premium | $16 | $14 | Unlimited users, social, AI assistant |
| Custom | Free | Free | Large lists & sending volume |
Transaction fees: 0%. Prices verified against iContact's pricing page; verify current pricing ↗.
Who should use iContact?
Good fit
- Small businesses
- Nonprofits
Look elsewhere
- Advanced automation power users
Weighing the field? See iContact alternatives →.
Frequently asked questions
How much does iContact cost?
iContact starts at $9/mo. Standard starts at $9/mo for 500 contacts (15% off annually) and scales by list size; Premium adds users, social and AI.
Does iContact charge transaction fees?
Transaction fees: 0%. You keep the full sale (minus your payment processor).
Who is iContact best for?
iContact is best for small businesses and nonprofits. It's less ideal for advanced automation power users.
