Here's why Campaign Monitor users
are switching to Groundhogg!

Businesses and agencies using WordPress are saving up to $549 per month and getting better results after switching from Campaign Monitor to Groundhogg.
Monthly price by list size

$50/mo

Flat rate, whatever the size of your list.

$169/mo

Climbs as your list grows.

Save $1,428 a year

Axe the "Success Tax"

All Groundhogg’s plans are flat-rate and price-locked for life. We’ll never increase your base-price, unlike Campaign Monitor. No limits on contacts, emails, flows, tags, or anything else.

Monthly price by number of contacts

Contacts Monthly savings Yearly savings
500 $50 $29 $0 $0
1,000 $50 $69 $19 $228
5,000 $50 $109 $59 $708
10,000 $50 $169 $119 $1,428
25,000 $50 $249 $199 $2,388
50,000 $50 $599 $549 $6,588

Prices checked from Campaign Monitor’s published pricing, in US dollars, at the monthly rate. Prices change, so confirm on Campaign Monitor’s site before you decide.

You want it? We got it!

It's almost not fair pitting Groundhogg against Campaign Monitor!

68 of 117 features work differently on Campaign Monitor: missing, limited, or only with an add-on. The other 49 are the same on both sides.

CRM
Feature
Activity Timeline Yes, but worse Yes
Advanced Search Filtering No Yes
Birthdays Limited support Yes
Centralized Contact Record No Yes
Company Records No Yes
Contact Relationships No Yes
Custom Fields Limited support Yes
Custom Reports No Yes
Deep Data Cards No Yes
Deep Data Search No Yes
File box No Yes
Notes No Yes
Related Companies No Yes
Search Filters Yes, but worse Yes
Tags & Segmentation Yes, but worse Yes
Tasks No Yes
Marketing automation
Feature
Birthday Reminders Limited support Yes
Email Threading No Yes
Flow Import & Export No Yes
Form Builder Yes, but worse Yes
Login Reminders No Yes
Recurring Emails Limited support Yes
WordPress Post Automation No Yes
WordPress User Automation No Yes
Integrations
Feature
AffiliateWP No Yes
Amazon Web Services No Yes
BuddyBoss Requires a third-party add-on Yes
Contact Form 7 Requires a third-party add-on Yes
Elastic Email No Yes
Elementor Forms Requires a third-party add-on Yes
Forminator Requires a third-party add-on Yes
GiveWP No Yes
LearnDash Requires Zapier Yes
LifterLMS Requires a third-party add-on Yes
MailHawk No Yes
MemberPress Requires a third-party add-on Yes
SendGrid No Yes
TutorLMS Requires a third-party add-on Yes
Twilio Requires Zapier Yes
weForms No Yes
WP Simple Pay Requires a third-party add-on Yes
ZeroBounce Requires Zapier Yes
Enhanced Analytics No Yes
Enhanced Search No Yes
Many Plugins, One Screen No Yes
Email marketing
Feature
Broadcast Batch Sending No Yes
Dynamic WordPress Content No Yes
Email Import & Export No Yes
Email Threading No Yes
Global Blocks No Yes
Recurring Emails Limited support Yes
Shortcode Support No Yes
SMTP Integrations No Yes
Developer tools
Feature
100s of Hooks & Filters No Yes
Create Extensions No Yes
Custom Flow Steps No Yes
Receive Webhooks Requires Zapier Yes
Send Webhooks Requires Zapier Yes
Templates Libraries No Yes
White Label No Yes
WP-CLI Support No Yes
See the 49 features both tools have
Marketing automation
Feature
Automated Flows Yes Yes
Automated Followup Yes Yes
Cart Abandonment Yes Yes
Conditional Logic Yes Yes
Customer Onboarding Yes Yes
Drip Content Yes Yes
Drip Emails Yes Yes
Flow Analytics Yes Yes
Flow Performance Yes Yes
Flow Templates Yes Yes
Generate Reviews Yes Yes
Leverage SMS Yes Yes
SMS Automation Yes Yes
Split (A/B) Testing Yes Yes
Templates Yes Yes
Integrations
Feature
Divi Yes Yes
Easy Digital Downloads Yes Yes
Fluent Forms Yes Yes
Formidable Forms Yes Yes
Gravity Forms Yes Yes
Ninja Forms Yes Yes
WooCommerce Yes Yes
WP Forms Yes Yes
Zapier Yes Yes
Developer tools
Feature
Rest API Yes Yes

Don't Get Screwed! Take Control of your data!

When you use Campaign Monitor, you don’t actually own your data.

In fact, all your marketing assets, integrations, emails, automations, contacts, and reports belong to Campaign Monitor.
If you stop paying, or your account is forcibly closed, you lose it all. And there’s no way to export it and take it with you elsewhere.

With Groundhogg, your data is Self-Hosted meaning you truly own it! All our products are open-source so you have complete control over the software and database itself.

Learn why self-hosting is more important than ever!

Stop GETTING TIED UP with integrations! Connect your plugins in seconds.

With Campaign Monitor, you have to use expensive third party products like WPFusion or Zapier to connect your WordPress plugins.

But with Groundhogg, your WordPress site and all your plugins connect seamlessly.

This is because Groundhogg is a plugin itself, and has direct access to all the data in WooCommerce, LearnDash, BuddyBoss, MemberPress, and more!

You can view all related information in the contact record, filter it, and use it in conditional logic! Yeah, it’s cool, we know.

Is Groundhogg actually better than Campaign Monitor?

Groundhogg is different from Campaign Monitor. And sometimes different is better! Groundhogg is fundamentally different in that Groundhogg is self-hosted and open-source, while Campaign Monitor is a SaaS! There are pros and cons to both.

Self-hosting your data means you own it! Nobody, not even us, can disable your account or turn off your emails. It's happened before, and when it does it can be detrimental to your business.

Will you migrate me from Campaign Monitor to Groundhogg?

We offer a simple migration service. Will will migrate your contacts and import as much other data as we can, like tags and notes.

We do not migrate automations, emails, or other marketing assets.

Does Groundhogg charge a success tax? (More money for more contacts)

No! We charge a flat-rate annual fee for our software, support, and updates, regardless of the number of contacts you have. Unlike Campaign Monitor.

Are there any other costs associated with Groundhogg?

There are only 3 potential additional costs outside of Groundhogg.

SMTP

Groundhogg is "bring your own SMTP." We offer API integrations with the most popular choices. The combined cost of Groundhogg + SMTP is still much cheaper than Campaign Monitor in the long run.

Plus, you also have the advantage of switching SMTP services at any time if you find you don't like working with them.

SMS

If you want to send text messages you will need to integrate Twilio or another SMS service.

Hosting

You likely already have a hosting account, and Groundhogg will work on even the most basic of hosting providers.

However, as you send more traffic to your site you will eventually need to get yourself a solid hosting plan, which you'd need anyway if you're   serious.

Do you offer monthly payments?

No. Why? For many reasons. Mainly, because monthly payments attract more tire kickers and eat up a lot of our time and support resources.

Do I need to use WordPress to use Groundhogg?

You must have a WordPress installation to install Groundhogg, but your primary site does not necessarily need to be WordPress. While it is easier if you just use WordPress for everything, we have many customers that only use WordPress on a sub domain to install Groundhogg.

Do I still need WP Fusion?

In most cases if you are already using WP Fusion you will no longer need it.

WP Fusion does offer some plugin integrations that we don't provide natively, so for that reason if you already have WP Fusion it may be worth keeping.

Can I get a refund?

Yes! Request a full refund no questions asked with the first 14 days of signing up.

Don't stay in a bad deal. It's time move away from Campaign Monitor!

When you use Campaign Monitor you’re being taken advantage of. The “success tax,” not owning your data, expensive third-parties, and being at the mercy of tech gods are a recipe for frustration, anger, and eventual heartbreak. 

Join thousands of businesses that have made the switch to Groundhogg and save $1,000s a year, take control of their data, ditch third-party integrations, and relax!

Campaign Monitor is a trademark of its owner, shown here to name the product compared. Groundhogg isn’t affiliated with Campaign Monitor. Prices and features come from Campaign Monitor’s published information on the date shown above and may have changed since.