Email Marketing Software with a Intercom Integration

Besides needing to integrate with Intercom, what should you be looking for when evaluating email marketing software?

With only two vendors integrating with Intercom and meeting your needs, this interactive guide is broken down into five steps to help you compare Sendinblue and Omnisend head-to-head to work out which one is a best-fit for your business.

🪄 This guide is personalised to you based on your contacts, budget and business type. If you haven’t already entered these, we recommend doing so to improve this guide.

How much you spend on email marketing software is going to depend on the size of your contact list, the features you need and what your organisation can afford to invest in an email marketing platform.

Based on 10000 contacts, the average monthly cost of an email marketing tool that integrates with Intercom is $90/month. While useful as a guide, comparing platforms on price alone is a false economy.

While it’s true that you get what you pay for with email marketing software, this doesn’t necessarily mean that the cheaper platforms are worse.

Firstly, effective email marketing is about communicating the right message to the right person at the right time – at scale. The more leads you have (and the higher value they are) the higher the potential ROI of your email marketing activity.

As a Small business with 10000 contacts, you'll most likely get a better ROI with a mid-level/premium platform that offers functionality beyond basic newsletters.

Secondly, the price you pay today is unlikely to be the price you pay one year from now. As such, it’s prudent to consider how much you might pay if your mailing list doubled or tripled. Don’t worry, we’ve done the maths for you for both Sendinblue and Omnisend!

Lastly, while it’s helpful to have a clear budget in mind it’s also worth noting that the features (and therefore the results you can produce) with different tools are different. At 10000 contacts, you'll have plenty of scope to improve your results with certain features like A/B testing and automation sequences, so it makes sense to consider these in your evaluation process.

Which brings us neatly onto our next question.

Nowadays, most basic features like templates, an easy-to-use visual editor, and segmentation are table stakes and found in virtually all tools. You may, however, want to consider some of the more unique email marketing requirements that your team needs.

As an

Small business

you might want to consider ruling out any tools that don’t offer advanced marketing automation, as this is essential for creating user journeys that nurture and engage your prospects.

If there are any specific features that you need, you can enter them here to automatically filter out any tools that don’t have them.

It’s likely that your business runs on more than just Intercom. While it’s not necessary for your email marketing platform to integrate with every tool you use, it’s generally a good idea to ensure it connects with all of the tools critical to your sales, marketing and performance reporting.

If you haven’t already, you may want to consider adding your CRM, content management system, and any marketing tools you use day-to-day to the list of integration filters here, to help you further whittle the 2 email marketing tools down.

Feel free to enter any integrations you need in the box below to see whether this helps narrow down the choice between Sendinblue and Omnisend.

The email marketing software recommendations on StackUp are made algorithmically – and most influenced by Satisfaction Score.

This score is based on 100,000’s of ratings we’ve collected from real users of these tools. The reason we use this metric is that it highlights the platforms that deliver a good overall experience.

This matters because, let’s face it, every email marketing tool says the same thing – easy to use, a wide range of templates and lots of features.

Yet, much of what separates the wheat from the chaff is revealed through actual usage. From email deliverability rates, to support quality, security and platform stability, these are all things that can make or break an email marketing tool.

Satisfaction Score is a good proxy for this, as the tools with low scores are typically plagued by these issues, whereas those with high scores tend to get these things right.

Based on this, our algorithm has recommended Sendinblue as the best-fit for your business with the highest user satisfaction score.

All email marketing providers worth considering will offer a free trial. If not, that should probably trigger some alarm bells.

Both Sendinblue and Omnisend offer free trials, and we’d recommend signing up for a trial with each of them so you can make a good comparison.

We hope this data-led approach has helped narrow your search and find the right email marketing service for you.