A person
Personal support in your own language, included, instead of working it out yourself with an English knowledge base.
MailerLite is a tidy, affordable tool, and we will say that straight out. The difference is in what stands around it: at Xendy you get personal help in your own language, we set everything up together with you, and there is store depth in there the moment you need it.
Personal support in your own language, included, instead of working it out yourself with an English knowledge base.
Onboarding and migration are free: we move your list across and build your first automation together, so you are not on your own.
Revenue attribution per email and cart flows on all four of our platform integrations, for when your store starts pulling its weight.
| Item | Xendy | MailerLite |
|---|---|---|
| Support | XendyPersonal, in your language, included | MailerLiteWork it out yourself; chat on higher plans |
| Onboarding | XendyTogether, free, about 30 min | MailerLiteDo it yourself |
| Migration service | XendyFree, we move you over | MailerLiteImport it yourself |
| Revenue attribution | XendyPer email and per automation step | MailerLiteBasic |
| Cart flow | XendyOn all 4 platform integrations | MailerLiteLimited per platform |
| Price at 5,000 contacts | Xendy€35/mo | MailerLiteapprox. €29/mo, cheaper per month, and we will just say so |
When does MailerLite fit better?
Are you purely after a cheap or free entry-level tool, and do you like doing everything yourself? Then MailerLite is fine, and a little cheaper per month than Xendy. If you want to take email seriously with someone alongside, and with reporting that proves revenue, you grow further at Xendy.
What keeps coming back in the reviews: the personal help at the start, and that you simply get someone on the line. Exactly the difference you are after once working it all out yourself has started to wear you down.
Contacts, segments and templates come across during an onboarding of about 30 minutes. Automations we rebuild together, often better than they were.
Switching is not only keeping the same for less. It is often finally doing what was in there all along. This is what customers set up first after switching:
Four platforms, abandoned cart included, the revenue flow you miss in an entry-level tool.
Email per category, brand or customer value instead of everything to everyone.
An onboarding of about 30 minutes with a person, and your flows are up the same day.
Day 0, getting to know each other (about 30 min)
We look inside your current tool with you and agree what comes across.
Day 0–1, we move you over
Contacts, segments and templates come across; your automations we rebuild together, often better than they were.
Day 1, first email out the door
Your brand template is ready and you send from Xendy.
Day 1–30, we stay beside you
Questions? You simply get hold of someone. And if you are not happy, within 30 days we move you back to your old tool for free.
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