Conversion Rate Optimization

Privy includes exit intent from $24 a month and adds cart-aware campaigns. OptinMonster charges $870 a year for exit intent but targets more deeply. Which fits depends on your platform and your cart.

OptinMonster meters impressions and gates exit intent at $870 a year. Standalone Thrive Leads includes exit intent and A/B testing for $199. Where each one actually wins, priced correctly.

OptinMonster gates exit intent behind an $870 tier. Standalone Thrive Leads includes it for $199, and Privy from $24 a month. Every alternative compared at renewal price.

OptinMonster advertises $7 a month and renews at $210 a year. Exit intent, the feature most people buy it for, sits on the $870 tier. Every plan at both prices, plus the impression limits nobody checks.

Klaviyo is the more capable platform and no longer publishes paid pricing. MailPoet is cheaper and simpler. The real question is whether you will build the flows that justify the gap.

MailPoet reads your WooCommerce orders directly. Mailchimp syncs them. That one architectural difference decides more than the price gap, and here is what it means when the sync breaks.

MailPoet charges per subscriber. FluentCRM charges per site with unlimited contacts. Mailchimp charges per contact. The pricing model matters more than the feature list, and here is where each one wins.

MailPoet runs email marketing inside WordPress with no second platform to manage. Half a million installs, 4.4 stars, and a one-star tail worth reading. Here is where it fits a store and where it does not.

MailPoet starts free to 500 subscribers and $10 a month on Business. The Creator plan at $8 is the one nobody explains. Here is what each tier does and where the sending service fits.

Every WordPress form builder discounts year one and renews at full price. Here is the whole field compared at the price you actually pay in year two, with the multi-site maths that changes the ranking.