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Fact1PointMailZoho Campaigns
A/B testingG2 lists A/B testing among the product’s campaign features.Yes
Audience segmentationYesYes
AutomationG2 describes scheduled sends, triggered mailings, and automated workflows as available capabilities.Professional includes drag-and-drop workflows, abandonment-cart and purchase-follow-up automations, frequency capping and webhooks.
Contact managementThe product includes contact management for organizing subscriber information.Contacts can be imported through files, Zoho and third-party integrations, or APIs, then organized into lists and segments.
Email automationYesYes
FoundedLinkedIn lists 2012 as the company’s founding year.1996
Free planThe maker does not list a free plan.Yes
IntegrationsA Capterra reviewer suggested adding integrations such as Eventbrite, indicating that this was a perceived gap for that reviewer.The pricing comparison lists integrations including Zoho CRM, Zoho Analytics, Salesforce, Shopify, SurveyMonkey, Zapier, HubSpot, WooCommerce and Google Analytics tracking URLs.
PersonalizationThe product is described as supporting personalized marketing communications.Campaigns support merge tags and dynamic content for personalized messages.
Rating on G24.5 out of 5 from 13 reviews4.3 out of 5 from 1,043 reviews.

1PointMail plans

  • 10,000 Emails Per Month$49 a month
  • 50,000 Emails Per Month$99 a month
  • 100,000 Emails Per Month$149 a month
  • 250,000 Emails Per Month$249 a month
  • 500,000 Emails Per Month$399 a month
  • 150,000 Emails Per Month—

Zoho Campaigns plans

  • Forever FreeFree
  • Standard$4 a month
  • Professional$6 a month

Pick 1PointMail if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

Pick Zoho Campaigns if…

Zoho Campaigns suits small businesses and teams building email, SMS, or WhatsApp campaigns with segmentation, automation, and testing. It also fits ecommerce users needing promotional, follow-up, feedback, or abandoned-cart messages.

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