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ActiveCampaign vs Klaviyo

ActiveCampaign and Klaviyo serve overlapping buyers with different strengths.

ActiveCampaign excels for E-commerce marketers; Klaviyo for Shopify/BigCommerce brands.

Try ActiveCampaignTry Klaviyo

Pricing at a glance

ActiveCampaign profile →Klaviyo profile →
Compared
A
ActiveCampaign
Marketing automation
K
Klaviyo
Email marketing
Starting price
$15/mo
Free
Free tier
—
✓ Yes
Trial
14 days
—
G2 rating
4.5 (10,300)
4.6 (9,100)
Best for
E-commerce marketers, Lifecycle marketing teams
Shopify/BigCommerce brands, DTC
Top pros
  • + Best automation builder
  • + Strong deliverability
  • + Predictive content & sending
  • + Best e-commerce integrations
  • + Predictive analytics
  • + Email + SMS unified
Top cons
  • − UI density takes adjustment
  • − Higher tiers required for CRM features
  • − Learning curve
  • − Pricing scales with profile count
  • − Overkill for non-e-comm
  • − B2B features are thin