Getresponse Reduces Free Trial Period from 30 Days to 14 Days
What happened
Between the Oct 5, 2025 and Jan 1, 2026 captures of Getresponse's pricing page, Pulse recorded one change: Free trial period reduced from 30 days to 14 days. Pulse files it as a packaging change (trial change) with a neutral direction. Pulse's latest capture (Jul 6, 2026) lists Starter at $15.58, Marketer at $48.38 and Creator at $56.58.
Getresponse's previous recorded change was "Getresponse Introduces Creator Plan at $56.58/mo, Enhancing Content Monetization with New Features and No Transaction Fees" (Q1 2025). Before that Pulse recorded "Getresponse Reveals MAX Pricing at $1099/mo Annually Amid Significant Discount Reductions and Price Increases" (Q3 2024), "Getresponse MAX Plan Now Offers Custom Pricing, Enhancing Flexibility for Users" (Q2 2024) and "Getresponse MAX Plan Now Billed Monthly with 10% Price Increase to $1099/mo" (Q1 2024). Getresponse has been tracked since 2024-10-01.
In the same window HubSpot, Convertkit and Constant Contact also changed their Marketing & Content pricing pages. Those moves are listed further down, and the Pulse Agent can compare them side by side.
- — · Trial−53%30 days14 days
| Plan | Field | Before | After | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Trial | 30 days | 14 days | −53% |
Values as written on Getresponse's public pricing page in the two captures Pulse compared; where the page states no number, the cells give the wording before and after.
Evidence
The two captures Pulse comparedFull-page captures of Getresponse's pricing page (getresponse.com) from Oct 5, 2025 and Jan 1, 2026; the change is marked around the middle of the page, where trial reads 30 days and then 14 days.
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Getresponse, pricing history
Full history- Feb 23, 2026packagingGetresponse slashes annual discount from 30% to 18% across all plans
- Feb 17, 2026packagingGetresponse slashes prices 15% and launches 30% off promo
- Jan 10, 2026packagingGetresponse Reduces Free Trial Period from 30 Days to 14 Days · this change
- Q1 2025improvedGetresponse Introduces Creator Plan at $56.58/mo, Enhancing Content Monetization with New Features and No Transaction Fees
- Q3 2024increaseGetresponse Reveals MAX Pricing at $1099/mo Annually Amid Significant Discount Reductions and Price Increases
- Q2 2024improvedGetresponse MAX Plan Now Offers Custom Pricing, Enhancing Flexibility for Users
- Q1 2024increaseGetresponse MAX Plan Now Billed Monthly with 10% Price Increase to $1099/mo
- Dec 2023packagingGetresponse Simplifies Charity Discounts to Flat 50% Off, Enhancing Support for NGOs
Across Marketing & Content in the same window
All Marketing & Content changes- HubSpotJan 11HubSpot Suite Starter Reduces Starter Customer Platform Price by 40% to $9/mo, Enhancing Accessibility for New Customers
- ConvertkitJan 11Convertkit Enhances Pro Plan with Deliverability Reporting and Introduces User Limit for Newsletter Plan
- Constant ContactJan 11Constant Contact Introduces Game-Changing Campaign Builder Feature for Rapid Multi-Channel Campaign Creation
Questions about this change
Did Getresponse raise prices in January 2026?
No list-price increase was recorded between Oct 5, 2025 and Jan 1, 2026. The change Pulse detected was a packaging change: trial change.
What changed on Getresponse's pricing page between Oct 5, 2025 and Jan 1, 2026?
Trial: 30 days → 14 days (−53%). Pulse compared the captures it took on Oct 5, 2025 and Jan 1, 2026; the before/after table above lists each item as written on the page.
How often does Getresponse change its pricing?
Pulse recorded 0 other pricing-page changes for Getresponse in the 90 days before this one; the previous change was "Getresponse Introduces Creator Plan at $56.58/mo, Enhancing Content Monetization with New Features and No Transaction Fees" in Q1 2025; Getresponse has been tracked since 2024-10-01.