Kit
FreemiumCreator-focused email platform (formerly ConvertKit) built for bloggers and creators who sell.
β¨ Key Features
Landing pages that convert followers to subscribers
Visual automations for welcome funnels
Paid newsletter and product sales built in
Subscriber tagging by interest
Creator network for recommendations
Pros
- Made for individual creators, not enterprises
- Free up to 10,000 subscribers
- Monetization included
Cons
- Templates simpler than consumer tools
- Reporting is leaner
π About Kit
Kit, the artist formerly known as ConvertKit, is email marketing built specifically for creators. Where enterprise tools assume a marketing department, Kit assumes one person with an audience: simple landing pages, clean emails that look personal, and automations that donβt require a certification.
Its free plan is remarkable β up to 10,000 subscribers with the core features intact. Paid tiers add sequences and commerce: sell digital products or paid newsletter tiers directly through emails, with the Creator Network driving subscriber growth via mutual recommendations.
Bloggers, YouTubers, and podcasters who graduated from βemail my fans manuallyβ to businesses with six-figure launches usually did it on Kit.
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