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One thing to watch out for is the maximum number of attendees: GetResponse limits this to 100 people on its “Plus” plan, 300 on its “Professional” plan, and 500 on its “Enterprise” plan. And you can’t host “paid webinars” (where people pay to attend) unless you’re on the “Professional” plan, which is a bit disappointing. Webinars aren’t available at all on GetResponse’s cheapest offering (its “Basic” plan), but you can pay an additional $40 or $99 per month to enable this feature and allow 100 or 500 attendees to tune in, respectively. 500 is the absolute maximum number of attendees you can host in a single GetResponse webinar — there is currently no way to increase this limit.


Create Funnels Both Mailchimp and GetResponse provide belgium telegram data many useful ways to integrate with major ecommerce platforms, and you can trigger emails based on a wide range of user actions on an online store. (Note, however, that there is no official Mailchimp-Shopify integration available.) With the introduction of its new “Conversion Funnels” feature, GetResponse has now effectively become an online store, of sorts, in its own right. Now you can manage an e-commerce inventory within and sell products directly from GetResponse and use GetResponse's conversion funnel feature to automate ad campaigns, data capture, transactions, abandoned cart recovery and more.


You can do similar things with Mailchimp, but you'll need to connect a third-party online store to the process, meaning people won't be able to purchase your products using Mailchimp alone. ecommerce operators will continue to use established platforms like Bigcommerce or Shopify to sell products online (and get better results from doing so) rather than using an email marketing platform like GetResponse. That said, GetResponse’s approach has the potential to be useful to some merchants, especially those just starting out or those who want to manage as many aspects of a sales process as possible using a single tool.