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BirdSend vs Omnisend

BirdSend and Omnisend are both popular choices in the email marketing platform space. Omnisend has been around since 2014, giving it a 5-year head start over BirdSend (founded 2019). BirdSend is the more affordable option at $9/mo, which is $7 less than Omnisend's $16/mo entry point. Omnisend offers a free plan (250 contacts, 500 emails/month), while BirdSend does not. Omnisend has the edge with landing pages, SMS marketing, a drag-and-drop editor.

Quick Verdict

BirdSend wins on price.

Omnisend wins on deliverability, rating, integrations, free tier.

Best for most users: Omnisend (ecommerce).

BirdSend

Affordable email marketing for content creators

4/5 From $9/mo

BirdSend is a budget-friendly email marketing tool built for content creators. It focuses on deliverability and revenue tracking while keeping costs 3-5x lower than alternatives like ConvertKit and ActiveCampaign. All plans include unlimited sends, automation, and segmentation.

Omnisend

Ecommerce email and SMS made easy

4.6/5 Free plan · from $16/mo

Omnisend is an ecommerce-focused marketing platform that combines email, SMS, and web push notifications. It offers pre-built automation workflows for common ecommerce scenarios like cart abandonment, order confirmation, and product recommendations.

Feature Comparison

Feature BirdSend Omnisend
Rating 4/5 4.6/5
Starting Price $9/mo $16/mo
Free Plan No free plan 250 contacts, 500 emails/month
Founded 2019 2014
Email Templates 20 130
Integrations 15 200
Deliverability Rate 97% 98.5%
Marketing Automation Yes Yes
A/B Testing Yes Yes
Landing Pages No Yes
Segmentation Yes Yes
Drag & Drop Editor No Yes
SMS Marketing No Yes
Ecommerce Features Yes Yes
API Access Yes Yes
Multi-Language No Yes
Web Push Notifications No Yes
Live Chat No Yes
Advanced Analytics Yes Yes

BirdSend: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • + Extremely affordable at 3-5x cheaper than competitors like ConvertKit
  • + Unique revenue-per-email tracking shows which emails make money
  • + Unlimited email sends on all plans
  • + Free migration from other providers
  • + Pricing designed specifically for content creators on tight budgets

Cons

  • − No free plan, only a 7-day free trial
  • − Limited template selection and no drag-and-drop editor
  • − Fewer integrations than established competitors
  • − No landing page builder or SMS marketing
  • − Very limited third-party integrations compared to established tools

Omnisend: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • + Purpose-built for ecommerce
  • + Pre-built automation workflows for common ecommerce flows
  • + SMS, email, and web push in one platform
  • + Easy Shopify and WooCommerce integration
  • + Good free plan for small stores

Cons

  • − Not suitable for non-ecommerce use cases
  • − Free plan very limited (250 contacts)
  • − Gets pricey at higher subscriber counts
  • − Fewer general integrations than Mailchimp
  • − Limited blog/content marketing features

The Verdict

Omnisend edges ahead with a 4.6/5 rating compared to BirdSend's 4/5. The gap comes mainly from feature depth (4.7 vs 3) and support (4.6 vs 3.6). On deliverability, Omnisend reports 98.5% compared to 97% for BirdSend — a meaningful difference if inbox placement is critical for your campaigns.

Criterion Weight BirdSend Omnisend
Starting Price 30% $9/mo Winner $16/mo
Deliverability 25% 97% 98.5% Winner
Rating 25% 4/5 4.6/5 Winner
Integrations 10% 15 200 Winner
Free Tier 10% No Yes Winner

Weights determine how much each criterion counts toward the final score. See full methodology

Choose BirdSend if…

  • + You want lower starting costs ($9/mo)
  • + You're a content creators
  • + You're a bloggers

Choose Omnisend if…

  • + You need a free plan to get started
  • + You need SMS marketing
  • + You need built-in landing pages
  • + You're a ecommerce