Spreeflo

Spreeflo bills on marketing contacts rather than on emails sent. The paid Starter plan begins at £10/mo (Starter, 1,000 contacts) and steps up through 48 published contact bands, with the Professional plan adding web push, popups, webhooks and AI personalisation. Spreeflo publishes its complete rate card, every band on both plans with monthly and annual prices side by side. Note that customers in every country are charged in US dollars, so the pound figure moves with the exchange rate.

It has a free tier, but not one you can send marketing email from. The free plan covers unlimited forms and form responses, unlimited non-marketing contacts, the web analytics dashboard and the hosted MCP server. Marketing email, campaigns and journeys all begin on the paid Starter plan. So the free tier is a forms and analytics product rather than a free email marketing plan, which is worth knowing before you compare it against the free plans elsewhere in this table.

Ten times your marketing contact allowance every month, at every band on both paid plans. A 1,000-contact plan therefore includes 10,000 sends a month, and a 25,000-contact plan includes 250,000. That is a larger sending allowance than most contact-priced platforms give you at the same list size. Going over your contact limit is charged as an overage per block of 100 contacts rather than blocking your sends, at a rate shown in your account before it applies.

Yes. Spreeflo runs a hosted MCP server, available on every plan including the free tier, that exposes campaigns, journeys, emails, forms and contact management as tools an AI client can call using a single API key. Writes apply on the call, while the in-app AI assistant instead stages proposals for you to approve. Deletes, campaign starts and form publishes are refused server-side, so an agent cannot send or destroy anything on its own.

No. Spreeflo's channels are marketing email, transactional email, web push notifications, popups and forms. There is no SMS on any plan, so a business that wants text messaging alongside email needs either a separate tool or one of the platforms in this table that bundles SMS.

Not natively. Spreeflo publishes no integration directory and no store connectors. Its entire integration surface is a REST API, webhooks on the Professional plan, and a hosted MCP server, so there is no direct product or purchase-history sync. Stores that want abandoned-cart flows and revenue attribution should look at Klaviyo or Omnisend instead.

Spreeflo is a UK company and applies a data processing agreement to every customer on every plan, including the free tier, covering GDPR Article 28, the EU Standard Contractual Clauses and the UK International Data Transfer Addendum, with no signature required. The platform supports double opt-in and sender domain authentication through SPF, DKIM and DMARC. One detail worth knowing before you commit: customer personal data is stored and processed in the United States, with transfers relying on the UK adequacy decision. As with any platform, compliance also depends on you sending only to contacts who have given consent.

No, and it is worth being clear about that. Spreeflo Ltd was incorporated in November 2024, so it is by far the youngest platform in this comparison. It has no profile on the major software review sites, which means there is no independent review history to weigh, and it publishes no deliverability benchmark. Everything in its favour here comes from its own published rate card and product documentation, which is unusually complete for a company this size, but it is not the same as a track record.