Bustly vs Keap
Both are in Marketing automation. Here is how their plans, prices and features compare, taken from each vendor's own site.
The main differences
- Bustly's cheapest paid plan is $199/mo, against $299/mo for Keap.
| Bustly | Keap | |
|---|---|---|
| Starting price | from $199/mo | from $299/mo |
| Free plan | No | Not stated by the vendor |
| Free trial | Yes | Not stated by the vendor |
| Plans | Solo tier 1 ($199/mo); Solo tier 2 ($399/mo); Solo tier 3 ($699/mo); Solo tier 4 ($999/mo); Solo tier 5 ($1,299/mo); Team tier 1 ($1,499/mo); Team tier 2 ($2,999/mo); Team tier 3 ($4,999/mo); Team tier 4 ($9,999/mo); Team tier 5 ($49,999/mo); Scale (Custom pricing) | Keap platform ($299/mo) |
| Fees and pricing notes | None stated | None stated |
| Best for | Ecommerce | Small business |
| Key features | Delegate recurring content, marketing and store operations tasks; Creative content, SEO and organic growth, email and retention, and analytics; Works with apps such as Shopify, Meta Ads and Klaviyo; On-demand video courses on Solo; weekly live sessions and onsite training on Team | CRM with contact management, tags and lead scoring; Landing pages and multi-page sales funnels; Forms that trigger automation; Email broadcasts, 1:1 email and newsletters |
| Checked on | 2026-11-05 | 2026-10-03 |
Prices change; confirm on the vendor's site before you buy. Full details and sources are on each tool's page.
Bustly
- 7-day trial on every paid plan
- Many tiers, from one store to 100
- 10% off yearly billing
Trade-offs
- Entry price is $199 a month
- No free plan, and the trial needs a card and charges automatically
- Task counts are estimates, not guarantees
Keap
- One all-inclusive price, not feature-based plans
- Strategy, data import and migration help are part of the offer
- CRM, email, text and funnels in one tool
Trade-offs
- Starts at $299 a month, billed monthly
- Implementation services are required; Keap lists separate packages for them, with costs not captured here
- Price varies with users and contacts; promotions need a conversation