Mailmodo
Email marketing where the form or survey is filled out inside the email itself, with AI drafting the campaign copy.
What it costs
| Tier | Price | For | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | $149/month billed annually | A small list running its first interactive campaigns. | 500 contacts, 2,000 email credits/month, 1 team member, basic integrations, 1 active journey. |
| Pro | $199/month billed annually | A marketing team wanting the full integration set and more journeys. | 3,000 email credits/month, 3 team members, 40+ integrations, 10 active journeys. |
| Max | Custom pricing, contact sales | Lists that need unlimited sends and a bigger footprint. | Unlimited email credits, 5 team members, up to 100,000 active contacts per journey, dedicated support. |
Read from Mailmodo's own pricing page on 25 Sep 2026. Vendors change prices without notice.
Where it breaks
Every published tier caps the contact list at 500 regardless of price — Lite and Pro differ in email credits, team seats and integrations, not list size, so growing past 500 contacts is a Max-tier, contact-sales conversation.
Browser-based. Annual billing saves roughly 20% versus paying monthly.
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What makes Mailmodo different from a standard email platform is where the interaction happens. A normal campaign gets you to click through to a landing page to fill out a form; Mailmodo’s AMP-based emails let someone fill out a form, book a slot, or answer a survey without ever leaving their inbox. Completion rates go up mainly because the extra step disappears.
The AI sits on top of that mechanic rather than replacing it — it drafts the campaign copy and can suggest the interactive element to use, but the thing being bought is still the in-email form technology and the journey builder that sequences follow-ups automatically once someone responds (or doesn’t).
Why the contact cap matters more than the price
The number worth reading closely on this pricing page isn’t the monthly fee, it’s the 500-contact ceiling that appears on both self-serve tiers. Lite and Pro are really about email volume and how many integrations you get, not about how big your list can be — a list past 500 people means either staying under the cap by segmenting, or moving to a Max-tier conversation with sales.
Where it fits
Mailmodo is a specialist, not a general email platform. If interactive-in-email forms and surveys are the reason you’re looking at it, it earns its place; if you need general campaign sends and automation at a larger list size, a broader platform will usually be the cheaper and simpler choice.
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