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Elite Mail Suite vs Sender

Both are in Email marketing. Here is how their plans, prices and features compare, taken from each vendor's own site.

The main differences

  • Elite Mail Suite's cheapest paid plan is $7.42/mo, against $9/mo for Sender.
 Elite Mail SuiteSender
Starting priceFree plan · from $7.42/moFree plan · from $9/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trialNoNot stated by the vendor
PlansFree ($0); Pro ($7.42/mo annual, $89/yr); Team ($9.92/mo annual, $119/yr)Free Forever ($0); Standard ($9/mo annual, $108/yr); Professional ($15/mo annual, $180/yr); Enterprise (Custom pricing)
Fees and pricing notesPer personNone stated
Best forSmall businessNot stated
Key featuresOpen and click tracking in Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo; Activity feed; Campaigns, mail merge and contact history (Pro); Follow-up workflows and reminders (Pro)Email newsletters and automation; Landing pages, signup forms and popups; Transactional emails; SMS messaging
Checked on2026-11-022026-10-03

Prices change; confirm on the vendor's site before you buy. Full details and sources are on each tool's page.

Elite Mail Suite

  • Free plan with unlimited open and click signals
  • Yearly Pro is $89
  • Works across Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo, with iOS and Android apps

Trade-offs

  • The free plan covers 2 active installations for one person
  • Annual billing is paid in full each year
  • The page shows no separate monthly price and no free trial

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Sender

  • Free forever plan: up to 2,500 subscribers and 15,000 emails a month
  • No contracts, obligations or setup fees, according to the page
  • 30% off the first year for first-time users

Trade-offs

  • The free plan carries Sender branding and 1 seat
  • Standard allows 6,000 emails a month for up to 500 subscribers
  • SMS costs extra on Standard (about $0.015 in the US)
  • The 30% first-year discount is for first-time users only

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