How it works
You're billed on emails sent, not on the size of your list.
Most tools turn a growing list into a growing bill. day3 doesn't — keep as many subscribers as you like, and pay only for the emails you send.
1
Bring your whole list
Import 200 contacts or 200,000 — same price. Subscribers are free and unlimited, so a growing audience never grows your bill.
2
Send when you have something to say
Each email to each subscriber is one send. A campaign to 1,000 people uses 1,000 emails — the only number that touches your bill.
3
Watch one monthly cap
Your plan has a monthly email allotment. The meter fills as you send and pauses cleanly at the cap — no surprise overage. Need more room? Move up a plan.
One number to watch
No contact tax, no surprise overage. The plan price is the price — the meter shows exactly where you stand.
Emails sent this month
0 / 10,000
Subscribers: unlimited$5 / month
Common questions
- How is day3's pricing different from Mailchimp or ConvertKit?
- Most tools charge by subscriber count, so your bill climbs as you grow — even if you rarely email. day3 charges by emails sent. Subscribers are unlimited and free.
- What counts as one send?
- One email to one subscriber. A campaign to 1,000 subscribers is 1,000 sends against your monthly allotment.
- What happens if I hit my monthly limit?
- Sending pauses cleanly at the cap — no overage, no surprise charge. Move up a plan for more headroom and sending resumes immediately.
- Do unused emails roll over?
- No — your allotment resets each billing period. Pick the plan that matches how often you send.
- Why is this cheaper for most teams?
- List size and sending frequency are different things. A founder with 50,000 subscribers who emails monthly pays far less than on a per-subscriber plan priced for that list.