AWeber pricing: what Lite, Plus and Done For You cost

AWeber Lite costs $15 a month and Plus costs $30 when you pay monthly. Pay annually and those fall to $12.50 and $20. Each price covers 0-500 subscribers.

Your list size sets the real bill. A subscriber selector moves the price. The cards show only the first tier. Pick your subscriber count to see your price.

Both paid plans start with a 14-day trial. The pricing page prices no free plan. A list past 100,000 subscribers gets a phone quote instead of a price.

One list and a small team? Lite suits you. Several lists and a bigger team need Plus. Done For You adds an expert build for a $79 setup fee.

Brevo and Constant Contact start lower than AWeber Lite. Constant Contact and Mailchimp also print refund windows.

Small senders feel that gap most. A few hundred subscribers rarely need every feature. You want the whole bill before you enter a card.

A fourth user or a bigger list lifts your AWeber bill past the plan price

The plan price is a floor. Users, list size and a setup fee all push your bill above it.

Take a creator with 400 subscribers and three helpers. That makes four logins. Lite stops at 3 users, so you move to Plus. Your monthly price doubles from $15 to $30.

Send volume scales with your list. Lite lets you send 10 times your subscriber count each month. Plus lets you send 12 times.

Three charges sit behind the plan price:

• Subscriber tier. The selector sets the price, and each card shows 0-500 subscribers.
• Very large lists. AWeber says “Contact us” and gives a phone number instead of a price.
• Setup fee. Done For You bills the Plus rate and adds $79 for the expert build.

AWeber also shows a “Get AWeber Free” button. It prices no free plan in the cards. Treat the trial as your free test.

What to check about AWeber’s terms before you pay

AWeber’s pricing page links no terms of service. You can’t read refund, renewal or cancellation rules from it. Get them in writing first.

Ask AWeber support three things:

1. Can you get a refund on an annual plan, and for how long?
2. Does the plan renew on its own, and how do you stop that?
3. How much notice do you get before a price change?

Rivals print their answers. Constant Contact says “you can cancel your plan and get a full refund within 30 days of signing up.” Brevo’s terms say “We will not provide refunds for any prepaid or unused fees.” And Mailchimp warns “You won’t be entitled to a refund or credit from us under any circumstance on monthly Paid Marketing Plans.”

Lite fits one list, Plus fits teams, Done For You fits no-time buyers

Lite gives you 1 email list, 3 landing pages and 3 email automations. You also get 1 custom segment and 3 users. It adds 24/7 support, advanced message analytics and sales tracking with low transaction fees. It removes AWeber branding.

If you run one audience, start here. If you need a second list, Lite is not your plan.

Plus lists unlimited email lists, landing pages, automations, custom segments and users. It adds priority 24/7 support and advanced reporting and analytics. If you run several lists or funnels, Plus is your plan. If you send one weekly newsletter, it is more than you need.

Done For You is everything in Plus with an expert setup. You get a branded email template, a signup form and a branded thank you page.

A 1:1 setup call and 30 days of unlimited edits come with it. Newsletter drafts arrive weekly.

One count conflicts. The Done For You card promises 1 landing page, and the feature chart says 2. Don’t buy on a landing-page count.

If you like building your own emails, skip Done For You. You would pay the setup fee for work you want to do yourself.

Brevo and Constant Contact start cheaper, and Mailchimp refunds longest

Brevo Starter costs $9 a month billed monthly. Brevo also has a free plan, so a tiny list can start at $0. Its terms refuse refunds on prepaid fees. See Brevo’s pricing.

Constant Contact Lite costs $10.20 a month billed annually. Set that beside AWeber Lite at $12.50 on annual billing. You also get a 30-day refund.

Extra sends there cost $0.002 each over your allowance. See Constant Contact’s pricing.

Mailchimp Essentials costs $13 a month for 12 months. You get a 14-day trial and a 60-day money-back guarantee on annual paid plans. See Mailchimp’s pricing.

Pick a rival if refund time matters more than features. Mailchimp’s 60 days is the longest window in this group. Pick AWeber when you want an expert to build your first emails and pages. For more options, read the AWeber alternatives.

Trustpilot shows 107 five-star and 55 one-star AWeber reviews

AWeber holds a 4.3 rating across 178 Trustpilot reviews, as of 2026-11-05. Of those, 107 give five stars and 55 give one star.

The split is wide, and few reviewers land in the middle. Open the one-star reviews before you buy. They show what went wrong for those buyers.

Start on Lite’s trial, then get the terms in writing

With one list and up to three users, start your trial on Lite. Before you enter a card, ask AWeber for its refund, renewal and price-change rules.