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Encharge 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

  • Encharge's cheapest paid plan is $79/mo, against $299/mo for Keap.
  • Fees: Encharge Custom pricing; Keap states none.
 EnchargeKeap
Starting pricefrom $79/mofrom $299/mo
Free planNot stated by the vendorNot stated by the vendor
Free trialYesNot stated by the vendor
PlansGrowth ($79/mo annual); Premium ($129/mo annual); Enterprise ()Keap platform ($299/mo)
FeesCustom pricingNot stated
Best forNot statedNot stated
Key featuresVisual flow builder with triggers, filters and actions; Behavior-based emails and segmentation; Webhooks and Zapier, Stripe and Chargebee integrations; Built-in templates for onboarding, retention and churnCRM 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 on2026-10-032026-10-03

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

Encharge

  • 14-day free trial
  • Unlimited flows and team members on every plan
  • Yearly billing saves 20%
  • Live chat support on every plan

Trade-offs

  • Growth is priced for up to 2,000 subscribers and rises with list size
  • Event-based segments and event management are not on Growth
  • Monthly email sends are capped (10x subscribers on Growth, 12x on Premium)

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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

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