Price-change log

What changed, in plain English

A dated, sourced log of the 2026 moves that made people look at switching. We only list changes we can point to on an official page or a cited source. This is not a complete history of every vendor promotion.

  1. We re-checked every price in the calculator against official vendor pages. Most list prices were unchanged. Kit’s official table shows $679/month for Creator at 100,000 subscribers ($619 is the price at 95,000), and in-between tiers for Kit, MailerLite, and EmailOctopus are now included so mid-size lists are not over-quoted. GetResponse’s Marketer plan, already on its official pricing page, was added. ActiveCampaign’s list prices could not be re-read from a public official table, so they are flagged as not re-confirmed.

    Sources: official pricing pages linked from our price table (checked 14 November 2026).

  2. Existing Beehiiv customers began renewing onto the new 2026 prices at their first renewal on or after this date. New-customer prices had already changed on 1 October. Beehiiv’s own post says plans were renamed and repriced; confirm your renewal date in your account.

    Source: Beehiiv’s “Pricing 2026” post. Official list prices re-read from beehiiv.com/pricing on 14 November 2026.

  3. Beehiiv’s new plan names and prices took effect for new customers. On the official table (checked 14 November 2026), Free still covers 2,500 subscribers with unlimited sends; Lite starts at $59/month at 1,000 subscribers ($49/month if paid annually); Pro starts at $109/month at 1,000 subscribers. Paid subscriptions have a 0% Beehiiv take; card processing is billed by Stripe.

    Sources: Pricing 2026 post; official pricing page (14 November 2026).

  4. MailerLite updated its Free plan. The subscriber cap fell from 500 to 250 active subscribers, and the monthly send cap fell from 12,000 emails to 2,500. MailerLite also unlocked more Free-plan features (templates, blogs, a second user seat) and set feature-use limits (for example, 3 automations and 1 digital product on Free). Going over the subscriber or send cap pauses sending and new imports until you upgrade or get back under the limit. Accounts are not auto-charged.

    Source: MailerLite “Free plan update” FAQ (official help article; page also notes a later edit). Current Comfort/Power list prices and the Comfort “10× your tier” send cap are described on mailerlite.com/pricing (official pricing page, re-read 14 November 2026).

Promos we do not use in the calculator. Kit’s official pricing page (checked 14 November 2026) advertises a first-year discount on annual Pro: 25% off for lists up to 75,000 subscribers and 10% off above that, ending 30 November 2026, then renewing at the standard rate. EmailOctopus is running a 30% off first-year annual Pro offer for new customers through 30 November 2026 UTC. The calculator uses standard published rates only, not promotional first-year prices.

Flodesk’s older flat $38/month plan for new customers is gone from the official pricing page (re-read 14 November 2026); current Email / Everything prices are $46 and $99 per month (or $38 and $79 billed annually, $456 and $948 a year). We do not have a single official “as of” announcement date for that change, so it is noted here rather than given its own log date.

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