Email marketing pricing

Kit pricing at 50,000 contacts (checked Sep 21, 2026)

The published plans at your list size, with send limits and GoodPostal’s monthly price. Every amount comes from the recorded pricing data.

Last checked Sep 21, 2026. See Kit's pricing page.

How much does Kit cost for 50,000 contacts?

Prices in United States dollars, before taxes and optional add-ons. Annual figures mean 12 months at the monthly rate, not an annual-payment discount.

Kit plans for 50,000 contacts, checked Sep 21, 2026. Source: Kit pricing page.
Plan and priced contact bandMonthly12 monthsMonthly send allowance
Creatorpriced from 55,000 contacts$379$4,548No limit recorded
Propriced from 55,000 contacts$519$6,228No limit recorded
NewsletterNot offered above 10,000 contactsNot offeredNot offeredNot offered

What does GoodPostal cost for 50,000 contacts?

$22 a month

Nonprofit $12 a month

GoodPostal is a flat $19 a month plus $0.05 per 1,000 emails, one email to every contact. Verified nonprofits pay $9.50 plus the same rate.

What is the cheapest way to email 50,000 contacts?

Kit's cheapest recorded plan is $379 on Creator. GoodPostal costs $22 a month, or $12 for nonprofits. Delivery is paid to your sending service. On Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) that is about $0.10 per 1,000 emails.

Calculate costs for 50,000 contacts

Want exact numbers? Set your list size and sending here.

What would your email marketing cost?

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Emails per contact each month

Custom frequency: 1 to 100 emails per contact each month. Sending services may also apply daily limits.

Results for 50,000 contacts and 4 emails per contact each month.

How do your monthly bills compare?

Kit

$379/month

Creator

GoodPostal with Amazon SES

$49/month all-in

$19 software + $10 sending + $20 delivery

That is $330 less each month, all-in.

What does each sending service cost, all-in?

Amazon SES

$49/month all-in

SendGrid

$153.95/month all-in

Mailgun

$214/month all-in

Postmark

$253/month all-in

SMTP2GO

$189/month all-in

Mailtrap

$159/month all-in

Software, metered sending, and delivery included. Amazon Simple Email Service (SES) uses its recorded pay-as-you-go sending rate. Taxes, temporary credits and optional add-ons are excluded.

What does Kit charge for that the table does not show?

Kit automatically moves you to the next subscriber tier when you exceed your plan’s limit, while collecting subscribers and sending continue. Only confirmed subscribers count toward your bill, including people who have stopped opening your emails. Unsubscribed subscribers and addresses with permanent delivery failures do not count; temporary delivery failures still count while the subscriber remains confirmed. Kit has no sending limits on its plans, and paid plans include a free migration service. This table shows the month-to-month list price; Kit usually shows its yearly-prepayment rate first.

Read Kit’s plan details and billing terms. The next published tier can change both price and allowance; use the tier links below to compare the recorded amounts.

Has Kit changed its prices?

  • Kit Creator at 500,000 contacts: now listed at $2,499

    Jul 31, 2026

  • Kit Pro at 500,000 contacts: now listed at $2,799

    Jul 31, 2026

What else should you know about Kit pricing?

How much does Kit cost for 50,000 contacts?

For 50,000 contacts, the cheapest recorded plan that fits is $379 on Creator. Check the table for each plan and its published contact band. Prices were checked Sep 21, 2026.

What happens above 50,000 contacts?

This guide stops at 50,000 contacts. Use the calculator or ask Kit for its next published band; we never interpolate a price.

What does Kit cost at other list sizes?

Use Kit pricing data

Every recorded plan, contact band, monthly price, send allowance, and checked date, refreshed every Sunday. Free to use in articles, comparisons, and tools under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. Credit GoodPostal with a link.

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