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Review · Updated September 2026

Omnisend review

Built for ecommerce, not retrofitted for it.

8.8
out of 10

Rank #2 of 6 in email marketing software

G2 4.6 / 5 from 1,244 reviews

Trustpilot 4.4 / 5 from 507 reviews

Free plan Free plan, 250 contacts / 500 emails a month

Paid from From $16/mo

The short version

Best for: Shopify and WooCommerce stores.

Watch out for: Little reason to pick it if you do not sell products.

Omnisend scores 8.8 overall. Its strongest criterion is support at 9.2; its weakest is price per 1,000 contacts at 8.0. Whether that trade works for you depends entirely on which of those two you will feel every week.

What stands out

  • Abandoned-cart and browse-abandonment flows ready out of the box
  • Email, SMS and push in one automation
  • One-click Shopify and WooCommerce sync
  • Support answers fast, including on the free plan

Scores in detail

CriterionWeightScoreWhat we measured
Inbox deliverability 20% 8.8 Seed-list tests plus our own sends to Gmail, Outlook and Yahoo.
Automation depth 20% 9.0 Branching logic, triggers, dynamic segmentation, split testing.
Ease of use 20% 9.0 Time from signup to first campaign sent, measured on a fresh account.
Price per 1,000 contacts 15% 8.0 Monthly cost at 1,000 / 5,000 / 25,000 contacts on the entry paid plan.
Email builder & templates 10% 9.0 Template count, drag-and-drop behaviour, mobile rendering.
Integrations 10% 8.4 Shopify, WooCommerce, Zapier, major CRMs, native vs third-party.
Support 5% 9.2 Channels offered and real response time when we opened a ticket.

The overall figure is these sub-scores multiplied by their weights. Full method on the methodology page.

What the review sites say

On G2, where reviewers are verified business users, Omnisend sits at 4.6 out of 5 across 1,244 reviews. On Trustpilot, which is open to anyone, it sits at 4.4 out of 5 across 507 reviews.

We publish both on purpose. G2 is the better read on whether the software does its job, because the people writing are verified users of it at work. Trustpilot is the better read on what happens when you want to cancel, dispute a charge or escalate a ticket, because that is what people go there to write about. A wide gap between the two is not noise — it usually means a capable product wrapped in commercial practices its customers resent.

Should you pick it?

Choose Omnisend if your situation matches the "best for" line at the top of this page. If it does not, the honest answer is that another platform in the full comparison will probably serve you better, and you lose nothing by starting on a free tier and finding out before you pay.

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