Drip

Drip starts at $54/mo for a small contact list. Pricing scales by active subscriber count and all features are included on every plan, so there are no tiered feature gates.

No. Drip does not offer a free plan. A 14-day free trial is available that gives full access to the platform and its feature set before any payment is required.

Drip is built specifically for e-commerce. Every plan includes revenue attribution reporting, purchase-triggered automation flows, and deep integrations with Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, and Magento. The visual workflow builder lets stores build abandoned cart, post-purchase, and win-back sequences without coding.

All Drip plans include the full visual workflow builder with advanced triggers, conditions, and branching logic. There are no feature restrictions based on plan tier, which means a small store pays the same entry price as a larger one but without automation being locked away.

Drip offers SMS as an add-on, but Australian support should be verified directly with Drip before subscribing. The core product is email automation; SMS is a secondary channel.

No. Drip does not offer native landing pages. Stores that need dedicated landing page tools will need a separate integration such as Unbounce or a native page builder within their e-commerce platform.

Both platforms target e-commerce stores with advanced automation and revenue attribution. Klaviyo has a deeper Shopify integration and a free entry tier (up to a small contact limit), while Drip bundles all features into a single plan at a potentially lower starting cost for larger lists. Klaviyo offers more advanced predictive analytics; Drip is generally considered simpler to set up.