By Campaign Monitor

Campaign Monitor

What it does

Campaign Monitor is an email marketing platform for building, sending and measuring campaigns. A typical workflow is to select subscribers, create an email from a template or HTML, preview and test it, and send now or schedule it. Segments and automated journeys extend that workflow when the selected plan supports them.

Last updated
Oct 15, 2026
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Editorial illustration of subscriber groups becoming a composed campaign and scheduled emails.

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Who it is for

A small marketing team sending newsletters can use the campaign checklist to keep audience, subject, sender and design decisions together. Teams with different customer groups can use subscriber rules to send more relevant campaigns, while teams planning follow-ups can evaluate automated journeys.

The builder suits teams that want to adapt templates without coding; teams with their own email design can import HTML. Plan availability and sending limits should be checked before migrating an established subscriber list.

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The work it supports

Core capabilities

Email campaigns. Create and send one-time email campaigns.

Audience segmentation. Create audience segments from campaign reports.

Email automation. Send automated emails.

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Understand the offer

Pricing and getting started

The current plan table describes a 30-day free trial limited to 500 contacts and 500 emails. The official pages do not establish an ongoing free plan, so check what happens after the trial and confirm the selected plan before importing an audience.

Campaign Monitor lists Lite, Essentials and Premier monthly plans, an annual purchase option advertised at 10% off, and a pay-per-campaign billing path for infrequent sends. The static pricing capture did not show reliable numerical subscription amounts; check the contact tier, currency, billing term and checkout total.

The campaign help guide says sends to more than five people may require a payment step depending on the plan. Test that threshold against the intended audience and trial account before scheduling a launch.

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Look a little closer

Before you choose

Use the campaign checklist to choose recipients, subject, sender and content. Preview across devices and email providers, send a proof to colleagues, then confirm the final audience and scheduled time.

Segments can group subscribers by custom field and campaign behavior; their value depends on the quality of your subscriber data. Check a sample segment and any exclusions before sending.

Prebuilt journeys cover common touchpoints such as welcome, anniversary and thank-you messages, while custom paths can depend on timing and conditions. Draft a small test journey before enabling it for a real list; confirm plan access for the specific triggers you need.

Research scope. Official pages were checked October 15, 2026. No account, subscriber import, campaign send, journey execution, trial signup or checkout was tested.

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