GetResponse promo code

What GetResponse itself publishes

The first two offers need no approval, and the third needs proof of NGO status.

The trial runs inside a free account, which GetResponse’s help centre describes and its pricing page does not sell as a plan. The account stays free once the 14 days end. It holds up to 500 contacts and 2,500 messages a month, and a GetResponse badge sits on every message.

After day 14, autoresponders, scheduling and active workflows stop, and you can send newsletters only (help centre).

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What 18% off saves at 2,500 and 10,000 contacts

On Starter at 10,000 contacts, yearly billing saves $170.64 over 12 months. GetResponse prices by list size, so the saving grows with your list.

The pricing page calls the 18% the rate for a “12-month plan” and sets no first-year limit. Prices checked 6 November 2026.

One charge sits outside the yearly price. Pass your list size and GetResponse adds a list extension fee, the price gap between your tier and the tier your list now needs. Its help centre’s list-price example is $19 a month on Marketer, and the fee bills monthly on annual plans too (list size article).

The cheapest route at each list size

At 2,500 contacts, the cheapest paid route is Starter on yearly billing, $23.78 a month. Its pricing page caps Starter’s AI email and subject-line generators at 3 uses and gives it 1 automation workflow. Marketer lifts both limits for $56.58 a month.

At 10,000 contacts, the same route costs $64.78 a month. Before you pay, count your real contacts, because a smaller tier can save more than yearly billing. GetResponse’s terms count a person once per list, so one address on two lists counts twice. The monthly total also includes contacts unsubscribed or deleted during that month.

Say merging lists takes you from 10,000 to 5,000. Monthly Starter drops from $79 to $54, which is $300 a year. That beats the yearly discount on its own. Do both and the year costs $531.36, against $948 today.

If your list stays large, compare before you commit. Email marketing prices sets GetResponse beside other tools at each size, and the Kit promo code guide runs the same sums for Kit.

Charities and NGOs: 50% off with a unique code

Approved NGOs get a unique code by applying, the only buyer code on the pricing and nonprofit pages we read. The discount takes half off the standard price, for up to 100,000 contacts (nonprofit page). Here is the order:

1. Email your NGO documents, such as a 501(c) record, to nonprofit@getresponse.com with your organisation’s email and business account name.
2. Wait for approval. GetResponse then emails a link and a unique code.
3. Click the link, type the code and register. The discount starts at registration.
4. Put GetResponse’s logo on your website, linked to getresponse.com, within 4 weeks, and send GetResponse the link.

Three limits cost money. GetResponse scans for the logo every month and removes the discount from the next billing cycle if the logo has gone. The discount ends after 24 months, and the standard fee follows. It also cannot combine with other offers, annual and biennial discounts included, so the sums below use monthly billing.

GetResponse for Non-Profits: 50% off for nonprofit organizations

Eligibility. The program is open to almost all nonprofit organizations. You need a confirmed NGO status.

Length. The discount is valid for 24 months.

Stacking. The discount can’t be combined with other special offers and discounts including annual and biennial discounts.

Size. You can have up to 100,000 contacts in your nonprofit account.

Two years on the discount cost what one year costs a monthly payer.

GetResponse codes on coupon sites

Coupon lists show codes such as FP30, ASS30 and FP12, and ChatGPT repeats them when asked (read 4 November 2026). They come from third-party lists and are not vendor-issued: none of them appears on GetResponse’s pricing page.

The upgrade steps in GetResponse’s own billing FAQ are profile menu, Upgrade account, plan and list size, payment details, then monthly or 12-month billing. They mention no code. The “Promo codes” row in its plan tables is a feature for your own shop: those codes lower your customers’ bills and leave yours alone.

GetResponse’s pricing page shows no Black Friday offer on 6 November 2026. In 2025 it ran up to 30% off all paid plans for the first year, with no code. That offer lasted from 20 November to 4 December (GetResponse blog). The AI marketing Black Friday deals guide tracks what each tool runs.

GetResponse discount questions, answered in a line

Is there a GetResponse promo code?

Its pricing page lists none for buyers. The nonprofit programme issues a unique code to approved NGOs.

How much is the GetResponse yearly discount?

18% off the monthly price, paid for 12 months in advance.

Can I combine the nonprofit discount with yearly billing?

No. GetResponse says the discount can’t be combined with annual and biennial discounts.

Does GetResponse have a free option?

Yes. A free account holds up to 500 contacts and keeps premium features for 14 days. After that it sends newsletters only.

Where do I enter a GetResponse coupon code?

GetResponse’s upgrade steps show no code field. Approved NGOs type their code while registering.

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