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Ghost vs Paragraph

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

The main differences

  • Ghost's cheapest paid plan is $15/mo, against $16/mo for Paragraph.
  • Fees: Ghost Custom pricing; Paragraph states none.
 GhostParagraph
Starting pricefrom $15/moFree plan · from $16/mo
Free planNot stated by the vendorYes
Free trialYesNot stated by the vendor
PlansStarter ($15/mo annual); Publisher ($29/mo annual); Business ($199/mo annual); Custom ()Free ($0); Starter ($16/mo annual, $192/yr); Growth ($80/mo annual, $960/yr); Scale ($160/mo annual, $1920/yr)
FeesCustom pricingNot stated
Best forCreatorsNot stated
Key featuresYour own website and email newsletter; Free custom domain; Unlimited email sends and managed deliverability; Paid subscriptions, tips and premium tiers (Publisher and up)Posts, newsletters, social campaigns and landing pages generated from company context; 900+ connected tools including Slack, Notion, GitHub, Stripe and HubSpot; Playbook templates for launches, case studies and press releases; Approval required before anything is published
Checked on2026-10-022026-10-04

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

Ghost

  • No payment fees from Ghost on paid subscriptions
  • Unlimited email sends on every plan
  • Website and newsletter in one product
  • Cancel or change plan at any time

Trade-offs

  • Starter has no paid subscriptions
  • Prices are for 1,000 members; Business covers 10,000
  • Starter allows only 1 staff user

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Paragraph

  • Free plan with 2,000 subscribers
  • Nothing publishes without approval
  • Annual billing saves 20%

Trade-offs

  • The free plan has only 500 monthly credits
  • A custom domain starts on Starter
  • Growth is $80 and Scale $160 a month billed annually

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