Emails that go out on their own
You design a series of emails triggered by an event: a signup, an abandoned cart, a birthday, a tag added to a contact. Mailchimp provides templates ready to adapt, then sends without you.
Mailchimp is professional email marketing software: you store your contacts in it, compose newsletters, and send them to a whole list. The AI picks the send time, rates your subject lines, predicts your contacts’ profile, and powers automated sends. Note: AI text writing is not yet open to French accounts.
Mailchimp has a free plan. The recommended plan to start with: Standard, from $20 per month, for 500 contacts. Prices checked on October 3, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Who it’s for: small businesses, online retailers, nonprofits, and marketing teams that send newsletters.
You design a series of emails triggered by an event: a signup, an abandoned cart, a birthday, a tag added to a contact. Mailchimp provides templates ready to adapt, then sends without you.
Instead of setting a time, you let Mailchimp analyze your contacts’ habits. It sends at the moment they open their emails the most, within 24 hours of the date you chose.
While you write the email’s subject line, Mailchimp rates it live: number of words, number of characters, punctuation, emojis. You see right away what to fix to make people want to open it.
Also
Prices shown in dollars by default, for 500 contacts: they go up with the size of your list. A selector lets you display prices in euros. 14-day free trial on Essentials and Standard.
| Plan | Price | Who it’s for |
|---|---|---|
| Free | $0 | Trying it out with a small list |
| Essentials | from $13 per month, for 500 contacts | Sending regularly, without advanced features |
| Standard Recommended to start | from $20 per month, for 500 contacts | Small businesses that want to automate |
| Premium | from $350 per month | Large lists and big teams |
Up to 250 contacts and 500 emails per month (250 per day at most), for a single person and a single audience. No scheduled sending, no automation, no custom templates. Enough to try it out, quickly limiting after that.
Start for free to get the hang of the tool. Move to Standard as soon as you want automated sends and the send time chosen by AI: that’s where the smart features begin. The price gap with Essentials is small at the start. If you want AI that writes in French, look at Brevo instead.
Your data. Your contacts are stored in the United States, and Intuit’s privacy statement provides for using data to train its AI.
What it does less well
A French vendor, prices in euros, and an assistant that writes in French starting with the free plan.
If you want email, your customer database, and support in a single tool.
For sales outreach by email, person by person, rather than a newsletter.
If you sell online: the store already includes marketing emails.
Free: $0; Essentials: from $13 per month, for 500 contacts; Standard: from $20 per month, for 500 contacts; Premium: from $350 per month. Prices checked on October 3, 2026 on the vendor’s official page.
Yes. Up to 250 contacts and 500 emails per month (250 per day at most), for a single person and a single audience. No scheduled sending, no automation, no custom templates. Enough to try it out, quickly limiting after that.
Your contacts are stored in the United States, and Intuit’s privacy statement provides for using data to train its AI.
Brevo: A French vendor, prices in euros, and an assistant that writes in French starting with the free plan. HubSpot (Breeze): If you want email, your customer database, and support in a single tool. lemlist: For sales outreach by email, person by person, rather than a newsletter. Shopify: If you sell online: the store already includes marketing emails.
Page checked on October 3, 2026. Brands are named to identify the tools. No affiliation.