Kit

Free limited Software

Free Kit plan supports up to 10,000 subscribers and unlimited broadcasts, with one user and feature limits.

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Pricing for nonprofits

Free plan for up to 10,000 subscribers. Only one user included.

Kit

Review for nonprofits

Free Kit plan supports up to 10,000 subscribers and unlimited broadcasts, with one user and feature limits.

Only one user is included.

Typical nonprofit uses:

  • Publish nonprofit newsletters
  • Create signup forms and landing pages
  • Segment subscribers by tags
  • Run a creator or membership newsletter

Pros:

  • High free subscriber allowance
  • Unlimited email broadcasts
  • Unlimited landing pages and forms

Cons:

  • Only one user on Free
  • Automation and other features require paid plans

FAQ about Kit for nonprofits

What are Kit's free-plan limits?

The free plan supports up to 10,000 subscribers and one user. Kit also states unlimited email broadcasts, landing pages and forms. Higher subscriber options and other paid-only options require the Creator or Pro plans.

Is Kit cheaper for nonprofits?

The official pricing page checked does not document a nonprofit discount. Kit does offer a general free plan and paid upgrades, but a nonprofit should not assume a special price without written confirmation from the provider.

What is not included in Kit's free access?

The free plan is limited to one user and up to 10,000 subscribers. Higher subscriber options and paid-only options listed by Kit require a paid plan. The cited pricing information does not state a separate nonprofit fee or discount.

What happens when Kit's free cap is reached?

The documented subscriber cap is 10,000, with one user on the free plan. The cited pricing information does not state an overage price, automatic upgrade rule or exact result after the cap, so organizations should confirm those terms before paying.

Alternatives to Kit

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