An email marketing app sends the welcome, abandoned cart and post-purchase emails that bring in repeat revenue, plus the campaigns in between. Most Shopify stores then add a review app, a popup app and a chat app next to it, each with its own bill and its own copy of the customer. Emailwish charges by emails sent rather than by contacts, sets up about 10 flows from your store’s brand at install, and includes popups, reviews and live chat in every plan. It doesn’t send SMS; Klaviyo and Omnisend do.

How we compare

We compare every app on the same criteria, using each vendor’s public pricing page, documentation and Shopify App Store or WordPress.org listing, and we record every price and feature with its source and the date we checked it. Each comparison prices both apps at 1,000, 5,000 and 10,000 contacts, with the sending volume we assumed stated under the table, lines up the main features in an at-a-glance table, quotes ratings with their review counts and has a section on where the other app is stronger. Emailwish is our product, and we earn no affiliate commissions. Read our editorial policy for the full method.

Email marketing apps at a glance

AppBest forFree planPaid plans fromRating
EmailwishStores that want email, popups, reviews and chat set up for themYes: 1,000 emails, 100 contacts$35/month (10,000 emails, 5,000 contacts)5.0 (1 reviews)
AutomateWooStores that want event-based workflows built inside WordPressNo: paid licence, 30-day refund, no demo$159/year for one site (about $13.25/month)3.5 (28 reviews)
AWeberCreators, newsletters and small businesses selling through emailNo: 14-day free trial of Lite or Plus$15/month (Lite, up to 500 subscribers)3.9 (28 reviews)
Constant ContactSmall businesses and nonprofits mixing email, social posts and eventsNo: free trial, then a paid plan$12/month (Lite, up to 500 contacts)2.9 (25 reviews)
FluentCRMWordPress sites that want a self-hosted CRM and email toolYes: free plugin, unlimited contacts; you pay for sending$129/year for one site (Pro); $103 the first year4.8 (249 reviews)
GetResponseMarketers and creators selling with funnels, webinars and coursesYes: 500 contacts, 2,500 newsletters; no automations after 14 days$19/month (Starter, 1,000 contacts, unlimited sends)5.0 (4 reviews)
KlaviyoBrands with a marketer running email, SMS and detailed segmentsYes: 250 profiles, 500 emails a month$20/month (500 profiles, 5,000 emails)4.7 (3,341 reviews)
MailPoetWordPress sites sending newsletters and WooCommerce emailsYes: 500 subscribers, 5,000 emails a month$10/month (Business, 500 subscribers); $8 without sending4.4 (1,432 reviews)
MoosendBusinesses that want low-cost email with unlimited sendsNo: 30-day free trial, up to 1,000 contacts$9/month (Pro, 500 contacts, unlimited sends)No rating yet
SenderSmall businesses that want low-cost email and SMSYes: 2,500 subscribers, 15,000 emails, Sender branding$9/month (Standard, 500 subscribers, monthly)4.8 (17 reviews)
UpOrderStores that want branded Shopify notifications with upsellsYes: first 25 orders a month$10/month for each 50 orders past 254.8 (237 reviews)
Prices checked on each vendor’s site and ratings on the Shopify App Store in October 2026. Emailwish’s paid plans include email marketing, popups, reviews and live chat.

Frequently asked questions

Is Emailwish cheaper than Klaviyo?

At 1,000 contacts Klaviyo’s email plan is $5 a month cheaper. From around 5,000 contacts Emailwish costs less: $55 against $100 a month at 5,000 contacts and $100 against $150 at 10,000, assuming about 4 emails per contact a month. Emailwish’s price also includes popups, reviews and live chat.

Does Emailwish send SMS?

No. Emailwish sends email only. If SMS or WhatsApp messages are part of your plan, an SMS-capable app such as Klaviyo is the better fit.

Which flows does Emailwish set up for me?

About 10 flows go live at the end of setup, including the welcome series, abandoned cart, review request, after-review, form signup and chat follow-up flows. Emailwish writes the copy in your brand’s voice, and you can edit any flow.

How do I switch from another email app?

Export your contacts with their consent status, import them into Emailwish and check the flows it set up at install, then turn off the old flows so nobody gets two emails. Each comparison has a step-by-step section on switching.