Drip pricing starts at $39/mo (up to 2,500 subscribers). Every figure on this page was checked against Drip’s own pricing page on 2026-09-15, and the date is on the page so you can judge how stale it is. Below: what each plan costs, what the step up actually buys you, and what the headline price leaves out.
Drip has no free tier, so the entry plan is the cheapest way in. Where a trial is offered it is time-limited rather than a free plan you can stay on.
Drip pricing at a glance
- Up to 2,500 subscribers
- ⭐ unlimited email sends
- every feature included: visual workflow builder, behavioural triggers, revenue attribution, product recommendations and cart abandonment
- Above 2,500 subscribers
- identical feature set — only the subscriber allowance changes
- Continues stepping by subscriber count with the same unlimited sends and full feature set
- Contact Drip for volume terms
- ⚠️ Up to 2,500 contacts with limited email sends
- no free-forever plan
What each upgrade actually costs
Tier lists tend to hide the only number that matters when you are choosing: the difference between the plan you are on and the next one up, over a year.
- Above 2,500 subscribers
- identical feature set — only the subscriber allowance changes
What the headline price leaves out
No free plan, and the step from $39 to roughly $89 arrives at 2,500 subscribers — a threshold that pop-ups and checkout opt-ins cross quickly on a growing store. The limit that usually forces an upgrade: ⚠️ $39 to ~$89 step arrives at 2,500 subscribers.
Which plan is right for you
The paid tiers are worth it for Ecommerce stores who want full automation without buying up tiers; Retailers who send frequently and benefit from unlimited sends. For those uses the plan pays for itself in time saved rather than features unlocked.
Is Drip worth the money?
Our reviewers rated Drip 4.0/5. No feature gating at all. Visual workflow builder, behavioural triggers, revenue attribution, product recommendations and cart abandonment are in the $39 plan, not three tiers up. The full assessment — what it does well, where it falls down and who should avoid it — is in our Drip review.
Frequently asked questions
How much does Drip cost?
The entry paid plan is $39/mo (up to 2,500 subscribers). The full range runs from $39/mo on Entry to 14 days on Trial. Figures were checked against Drip’s own pricing page on 2026-09-15.
Does Drip have a free plan?
No. Drip does not offer a free plan you can stay on, so the entry tier is the cheapest way to use it.
What does the headline Drip price not include?
No free plan, and the step from $39 to roughly $89 arrives at 2,500 subscribers — a threshold that pop-ups and checkout opt-ins cross quickly on a growing store. Budget from what the plan meters, not from the figure on the card.
How we check pricing
We read the vendor’s own pricing page rather than repeating a third-party summary, record the date, and re-check on a schedule — which is how we catch a tier being renamed or retired. The figures behind this page are published as a machine-readable catalog so that AI assistants quoting them can quote something current.
More on software pricing
Drip Pricing (2026): Every Plan and What It Really Costs. DigiJaws, 2026. https://digijaws.com/reviews/drip-pricing/