Skip to content
MailToolFinder

Omnisend vs Sender

Omnisend and Sender are both popular choices in the email marketing platform space. Sender is the more affordable option at $10/mo, which is $6 less than Omnisend's $16/mo entry point. Both offer free plans to get started. Omnisend has the edge with advanced analytics. Both tools work well for ecommerce and small businesses.

Quick Verdict

Omnisend wins on deliverability, integrations.

Sender wins on price, rating.

Best for most users: Sender (small businesses).

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.

Sender

Affordable email and SMS marketing

4.7/5 Free plan · from $10/mo

Sender offers one of the most generous free plans in email marketing, combined with built-in SMS capabilities. It's an excellent choice for budget-conscious businesses that need both email and SMS marketing without breaking the bank.

Feature Comparison

Feature Omnisend Sender
Rating 4.6/5 4.7/5
Starting Price $16/mo $10/mo
Free Plan 250 contacts, 500 emails/month 2,500 subscribers
Founded 2014 2012
Email Templates 130 50
Integrations 200 50
Deliverability Rate 98.5% 97%
Marketing Automation Yes Yes
A/B Testing Yes Yes
Landing Pages Yes Yes
Segmentation Yes Yes
Drag & Drop Editor Yes Yes
SMS Marketing Yes Yes
Ecommerce Features Yes Yes
API Access Yes Yes
Multi-Language Yes Yes
Web Push Notifications Yes No
Live Chat Yes Yes
Advanced Analytics Yes No

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

Sender: Pros & Cons

Pros

  • + Extremely generous free plan (2,500 subs, 15,000 emails)
  • + Built-in SMS marketing on all plans
  • + Very affordable paid plans
  • + Ecommerce integrations for abandoned cart
  • + No credit card required for free plan

Cons

  • − No A/B testing
  • − No landing page builder
  • − Smaller integration ecosystem
  • − Less well-known brand
  • − Limited advanced features

The Verdict

Omnisend and Sender are closely matched — both score within 0.1 points of each other in our overall rating. Your decision should come down to specific needs rather than overall quality. On deliverability, Omnisend reports 98.5% compared to 97% for Sender — a meaningful difference if inbox placement is critical for your campaigns.

Criterion Weight Omnisend Sender
Starting Price 30% $16/mo $10/mo Winner
Deliverability 25% 98.5% Winner 97%
Rating 25% 4.6/5 4.7/5 Winner
Integrations 10% 200 Winner 50
Free Tier 10% Yes Yes

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

Choose Omnisend if…

  • + You need advanced analytics
  • + You're a shopify
  • + You're a woocommerce

Choose Sender if…

  • + You want lower starting costs ($10/mo)
  • + You're a beginners
  • + You're a startups