Build newsletters, announcements and sequences using the editor or your own HTML. Design once, reuse as often as you need.
Organise your audience into lists and segments based on attributes or behaviour, and keep your data under your control.
Send relevant, well timed messages that keep subscribers informed and interested, instead of overwhelming their inboxes.
Track opens, clicks and key metrics so you can see what works, refine your approach and improve campaign performance over time.
Start with a template or your own design. Add content, images and links, then preview before you send.
Import existing contacts or grow new lists, then segment by attributes or behaviour so every message is relevant.
Send one off campaigns or build simple flows for welcomes, follow ups and regular updates – all included on every plan.
Use open and click data to see what is working, then adjust your subject lines, content and timing to improve results.
Companies that need consistent customer communication without being pushed into higher tiers.
Practitioners who manage multiple lists and need a stable platform that will not change underneath them.
People running newsletters or programmes who want predictable costs as their audience grows.
Organisations requiring reliable email without enterprise pricing.
PDQ Free covers your first 2,000 subscribers. When you are ready, move to a paid plan based only on list size.
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| Platform | Example - 5,000 subscribers | Automations | Segmentation | Feature tiers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PDQ | $29 / month | Included on all plans | Included on all plans | Simple tiers based only on list size |
| Mailchimp | ~$100 / month | Higher plans only | Included | Multiple tiers |
| MailerLite | ~$39 / month | Included | Included | Several tiers |
Figures are indicative only and based on public pricing at the time of comparison.
PDQ Email Marketing is developed and supported by Asporea Digital. It was created for organisations that want a complete set of email tools without navigating multiple feature tiers or escalating costs.
By keeping pricing tied only to list size and including the same feature set on every plan, PDQ makes it easier to budget and deliver consistent communication.
PDQ Free lets you use the full platform at no cost for your first 2,000 subscribers. No credit card required. When your audience grows, you can upgrade to a paid tier based on list size only.
Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade or pause your account at any time. All plans include the full PDQ feature set, so you never lose access to tools when moving between tiers.
Yes. Every PDQ account, including PDQ Free, has full API support. You can use the API to add subscribers, trigger automations, sync data from your website or CRM, or integrate PDQ with external systems.
Yes. PDQ supports WordPress, allowing you to embed forms, collect subscribers and trigger automations directly from your website.
Yes. PDQ has a connection that allows Elementor forms to send subscribers directly into your selected PDQ list, with no coding required.
You can use embedded forms, HTML snippets, API requests or direct integrations. PDQ works with any CMS, page builder or hosted platform.
Yes. PDQ accepts standard CSV files, making it easy to import subscribers from Mailchimp, MailerLite, ActiveCampaign, ConvertKit and most other email platforms.
No. You can import custom fields, tags and segmentation data as long as they are included in your CSV file. Automations may need to be recreated, but your audience data will come across cleanly.
PDQ works with proven email delivery providers such as Amazon SES, Mailgun, SendGrid and more. You choose the provider that suits your performance and cost requirements.
Yes. PDQ supports multiple delivery servers and allows you to route different lists or campaigns through different providers if required.
No. You can upgrade, downgrade or cancel your plan at any time. There are no lock-in periods or cancellation fees.