tinyEmail Pricing
tinyEmail prices by email volume, not subscriber count. It is free for 500 subscribers and 15,000 emails a month, then Pro starts at $65 per month, which can be efficient or surprisingly limiting depending on how often you send.
Prices verified July 2026
Starting price
$65/mo
Free plan
Yes
500 subscribers, 15,000 emails/month
Plans
3
Free tier included
Free
Up to 500 subscribers
- ✓ 15,000 emails/month
- ✓ Forms and popups
- ✓ Automated emails
- ✓ Email templates
- ✓ Basic analytics
Best for: testing tinyEmail or lists under 500.
Pro
- ✓ 15,000 emails/month (scales to 1.5M at $2,100/mo)
- ✓ Unlimited subscribers
- ✓ Unlimited segments
- ✓ AI assistant (tinyAlbert)
- ✓ Custom sending domain
- ✓ Dedicated IP address
- ✓ A/B testing
- ✓ Advanced automation workflows
Best for: growing businesses with growing lists.
Enterprise
- ✓ Millions of monthly emails
- ✓ Dedicated account manager
- ✓ Custom pricing
- ✓ All Pro features
- ✓ Priority support
Best for: enterprises and large organizations with custom requirements.
Prices shown are for the base subscriber count. Cost scales as your list grows.
Free plan available — no credit card required
Pricing Analysis
tinyEmail’s pricing is more usage-sensitive than many email platforms aimed at small merchants. The public plans are Free, Pro at $65/month, and a custom-priced Enterprise tier. The cheaper Standard tier was discontinued in the 2026 pricing restructure, so the step from free to paid is now a large one. Pro is priced by monthly email volume rather than subscriber count. So send frequency matters as well as audience size, and budgeting works differently than on flat unlimited-email plans.
The value can be good for Shopify stores with modest sending habits and clear campaign discipline. If your team sends only key flows and a controlled number of campaigns, paying based on volume may be more efficient than jumping into a higher subscriber-priced tool. The free plan for 500 subscribers also gives smaller stores a low-risk way to test fit.
The hidden cost shows up when campaign frequency climbs. A merchant may assume a small list equals a small bill, then realize frequent promotional sends make the volume model less friendly than unlimited-email competitors like MailerLite or Moosend. With no tier between free and Pro, the first paid month is also a bigger commitment than it used to be.
This pricing works best for Shopify brands that want a lighter-cost start and do not blast daily campaigns. It is less attractive for aggressive promotional calendars or high-frequency lifecycle programs. Before choosing tinyEmail, model your monthly send volume instead of looking only at the entry price.