ClickFunnels vs GetResponse

If your business is selling offers through funnels, with order forms, upsells and course delivery, pick ClickFunnels. Email comes bundled, but the funnel is the product. If email is your main channel and you want landing pages and webinars on the side, pick GetResponse. It starts far cheaper, and its email automation is the core of the platform.

Pick ClickFunnels if

• You sell info products, coaching or courses through multi-step sales funnels.
• You want checkout, upsells, a CRM and course hosting without stitching tools together.
• You're comfortable paying more up front to avoid integrations.
• You want 10,000 contacts included on the entry plan instead of paying per list tier.

Pick GetResponse if

• You're building an email list and nurturing it with automations.
• You want landing pages, forms and webinars alongside email.
• You'd rather start with a small monthly bill and scale with your list.
• You want a free account to keep using after the trial.

How they differ

Pricing. As of November 2026, ClickFunnels' entry Launch plan costs $97 per month, or $81 per month billed annually. It includes one workspace, two team members, 10,000 contacts and 50,000 emails a month. ClickFunnels has a 14-day free trial. GetResponse's Starter plan is $19/month billed monthly, or $15.58/month billed annually, for 1,000 contacts. Its Marketer and Creator plans start at $59 and $69 a month billed monthly. Prices rise with list size, and GetResponse offers a 14-day trial of premium features, after which the account drops to a limited free version.

Core strength. ClickFunnels is a sales system. Funnel pages, carts, order bumps, email and membership areas share one account, so a launch can run without other tools. GetResponse is an email platform first, with automation workflows, landing pages, popups and webinars built around the list.

Where each falls short. ClickFunnels is expensive if you mainly need email, and its email tools are not as deep as a dedicated platform's. GetResponse can build sales pages and sell products, but it isn't a full funnel and checkout system, so serious sellers often pair it with another tool.