Kit: AI marketing for small teams
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Kit helps you run marketing and follow-ups by this route: email marketing for creators: newsletters, landing pages, automations and digital product sales. It is best for creators, newsletter writers and course sellers who want email, landing pages and simple product sales in one place. Pro adds engagement scoring, deliverability reporting, a newsletter referral system and unlimited users.
What it does
Kit lets you collect subscribers with forms and landing pages, send broadcasts, and tag and segment your list. Paid plans add Visual Automations and email sequences, A/B tests, SMS, RSS campaigns and the Kit MCP server for AI assistants. Kit also sells digital products and paid newsletter subscriptions, and runs a Recommendations network that helps creators grow from each other’s sign-ups. Pro adds engagement scoring, deliverability reporting, a newsletter referral system and unlimited users.
Official site:kit.com.
Editorial note
Kit (formerly ConvertKit) is an email marketing platform for creators. Its Free plan covers up to 10,000 subscribers with unlimited landing pages, forms and broadcasts. Paid plans start at $33 a month billed yearly for 1,000 subscribers, with a 14-day free trial.
Who it’s for
- For: Creators, newsletter writers and course sellers who want email, landing pages and simple product sales in one place.
- Not ideal for: ecommerce stores that need deep product-catalog email flows.
Key use cases
- Marketing & CRM
What you can do with it
- Free access: Kit’s Free plan is for up to 10,000 subscribers; paid plans have a 14-day free trial with no credit card required. This matters when you want to test before you pay.
- Creator plan: Unlimited Visual Automations and sequences, Kit MCP, subject-line A/B tests, polls, remove Kit branding, SMS, apps and integrations, RSS campaigns. This matters when the free tier is not enough.
- Pro plan: Subscriber Signals, engagement analytics and scoring, unlimited users, deliverability reporting, newsletter referral system, Facebook custom audiences. This matters when the free tier is not enough.
- Help documentation: Official pricing and product pages at kit.com. This matters when you set it up yourself.
How to use Kit: step-by-step tutorial
Five to eight steps from the account to a first useful result. Where the official guide names a control, the step uses that name. Where it does not, the step stays general.
- Create a Free account at kit.com (no card needed).
- Build a landing page or form and share its link in your bio or posts.
- Tag new subscribers by where they signed up so you can segment later.
- Write and send your first broadcast to the list.
- When you need a welcome sequence or automations, start the 14-day trial of Creator.
These steps follow the official guide: Kit pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Kit free?
Yes. Kit’s Free plan is for up to 10,000 subscribers, with unlimited landing pages, forms and broadcasts, checked October 26, 2026.
How much does Kit cost?
For 1,000 subscribers, Creator is $33 a month billed yearly ($390 a year) and Pro is $66 a month billed yearly, per Kit’s pricing page. Prices rise with list size.
Does Kit have a free trial?
Yes. Kit says Creator and Pro have a 14-day free trial with no credit card required; after it ends you need a card to stay on a paid plan, or you can continue on Free.
Does Kit work with AI assistants?
Kit lists Kit MCP on its Creator plan, which connects Kit to AI tools that support the Model Context Protocol.
Pricing
Prices checked on the official pricing page.
- Free
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Up to 10,000 subscribers; unlimited landing pages, forms and broadcasts; tagging and segmentation; sell digital products and subscriptions
- Creator
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$33/month billed yearly ($390/year) for 1,000 subscribers
Unlimited Visual Automations and sequences, Kit MCP, subject-line A/B tests, polls, remove Kit branding, SMS, apps and integrations, RSS campaigns
- Pro
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$66/month billed yearly for 1,000 subscribers
Subscriber Signals, engagement analytics and scoring, unlimited users, deliverability reporting, newsletter referral system, Facebook custom audiences
- Limits: Automations and sequences need a paid plan; prices scale with subscriber count. Kit runs time-limited Pro discounts, so check the current offer terms.
- Plans change: vendors update limits and prices; confirm on the official page before you buy.
Facts
- Access
- Ongoing free plan
- Paid plans from
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- Category
- Category: Marketing tools (49 in the library).
- On the record
- Kit’s Free plan is for up to 10,000 subscribers; paid plans have a 14-day free trial with no credit card required.