Klaviyo
Email
Flat price, whole team$20.00
× 12 months$240.00
Per year
$2.00 per person / mo
$240
Up to 500 active profiles
Klaviyo vs Textedly
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Klaviyo
85%
match · $240/yr
Textedly
50%
match · $348/yr
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What you'd pay
Entry plan for 10 people, billed yearly where offered. Prices checked Oct 2026.
Smaller bill
Textedly
Entry plan
Flat price, whole team$29.00
× 12 months$348.00
Per year
$2.90 per person / mo
$348
Klaviyo
From $5Free plan
G2 4.6 · 1,368 reviewsOnline stores that already send email through Klaviyo, or plan to, and want SMS in the same flows and reports.
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Textedly
From $29
Local businesses such as gyms, salons and restaurants that want simple bulk texting with tiers that are easy to read.
Side by side
 Klaviyo | Textedly | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Free plan includes $5/month of mobile messages; SMS billed per message | From $29/month for 500 messages (plus $8/month telecom surcharge) |
| G2 Rating | 4.6 (1,368 reviews) | Not yet verified |
| Best For | Online stores that already send email through Klaviyo, or plan to, and want SMS in the same flows and reports. | Local businesses such as gyms, salons and restaurants that want simple bulk texting with tiers that are easy to read. |
Pros and cons
Klaviyo
Pros
- SMS and email share one profile, one flow builder and one report
- Free plan includes $5 of mobile messages each month to test SMS
- Toll-free number included, with carrier fees built into the rate
- Quiet hours settings documented in detail, including per-flow controls
Cons
- Current US per-message SMS rates are only visible inside the account
- SMS is an extra purchase on top of the email plan
- Overkill if you only want to text customers and never send email
Textedly
Pros
- Simple message-based tiers with unlimited contacts
- Useful local-business extras: surveys, voting, birthday texts
- Mobile apps for sending on the go
- No fee for toll-free numbers and no long-term contract
Cons
- $8/month telecom surcharge on top of every plan
- No Shopify or store integration named, only Zapier, and the API is listed as coming soon
- MMS uses 4 credits per the help center (a blog post says 2)
- Annual pricing is not shown on the pricing page
Marcus Williams