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MailerLite cost at 10,000 contacts
At 10,000 active subscribers the recorded monthly figures are eighty nine dollars on Comfort and one hundred twenty nine on Power. Both stops were read off the public MailerLite pricing slider in Snapshot 3, so confidence is verified. Annual billing takes the published ten percent off.
The two answers
- Comfort
- $89
- $80.10 a month when paid yearly. 100,000 monthly sends.
- Power
- $129
- $116.10 a month when paid yearly. Unlimited sends under fair use.
Both plans at 10,000 active subscribers
Monthly billing first. The annual column is the per month cost of paying for a year up front at the published ten percent saving.
Prices are compiled from public vendor pages and can lag behind a change. Cells marked Der are calculated from published rules and cells marked Est are rough figures. Neither is an invoice or a quote, so confirm with the vendor before you spend.
| Plan | Monthly | Confidence | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Comfort | $89 | Verified | 100,000 monthly sends included. Entry paid plan after the June 2026 rename, formerly Growing Business. Automations, AI tools and multivariate testing included. Confidence on this stop is verified. |
| Power | $129 | Verified | Unlimited monthly sends under fair use. Formerly Advanced. Unlimited monthly sends under fair use, unlimited seats, 24 hour support. Confidence on this stop is verified. |
Annual billing and send allowance
MailerLite publishes a flat ten percent saving on annual billing. At this size the recorded annual monthly equivalents are Comfort $80.10 and Power $116.10. A monthly biller pays the higher sticker in the key numbers above.
Comfort allows ten times the subscriber tier in monthly sends, which is 100,000 sends here. Power removes the send cap under a fair use policy. There is no mid-tier volume dollar invented beyond those published rules.
What the subscriber count includes
The subscriber limit counts unique subscribers with an active status. MailerLite states on both its pricing page and its billing help page that unsubscribed and bounced contacts do not count. Unconfirmed subscribers are not active either, which is where the unconfirmed answer comes from rather than a separate statement. Cleaning the list the day before renewal does not shrink that month's bill once someone was active earlier in the cycle. What each tracked vendor counts is recorded here.
Where this stop sits on the ladder
Comfort moves from $49 at 5,000 subscribers to $89 here, then to $179 at 25,000. Power moves from $69 to $129. Those neighbouring stops are verified slider reads from the same Snapshot 3 pass.
The full Comfort and Power ladder lives on the parent page. MailerLite pricing by subscribers.
Where these numbers are soft
Related
- MailerLite pricing by subscribersComfort and Power at all eight breakpoints after the June 2026 reprice.
- MailerLite cost at 500 contactsVerified Comfort 12 and Power 25 at the Snapshot 3 slider entry stop.
- MailerLite pricing changesThe reprice, the rename, the free plan cut and the legacy withdrawal.
- When MailerLite cut the free plan250 subscribers and 2,500 emails, and what the smaller allowance changed.
- Mailchimp vs MailerLite pricingTwo contact billed vendors on the same eight breakpoints.
- MailerLite vs Kit pricingA cheap slider against a free plan that runs to 10,000 subscribers.
- Mailchimp cost at 10,000 contactsThe same list size on another contact billed vendor.
- Who bills unsubscribed contactsMailerLite counts active subscribers only, and the count is cumulative.
- Email tool pricing tableSix vendors at the same eight breakpoints.
- Cost calculatorThe same six vendors at any of the eight sizes.
- Change historyEvery recorded pricing event, newest first.
- MethodologyWhat verified, derived and estimate mean on these cells.
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