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Loops vs UniOne

See how their public offers line up before you choose your own position. Prices stay in the currency, billing schedule, and charged unit each vendor publishes.

Loops

See full pricing history

USD · US · source: loops.so

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Early Stage
Free

Free Per month

 Flat · Per month Standalone · Free
Contact-Based
Contact sales

Paid plans are based on the number of subscribed contacts.

 Unit · subscribed contacts Standalone · Contact sales

UniOne

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USD · US · source: unione.io

Plan Pricing Charged by Offer type
Standard
USD 6 monthly

Starting at $6/month for 50,000 emails

 Usage · per channel or location Standalone · Starting at
Individual
Contact sales

Custom pricing

 Usage · per channel or location Standalone · Contact sales

What each plan includes

Feature names follow each vendor’s own pricing page, so verify the wording before treating them as exact equivalents.

Loops

Early Stage

Highlights

Sends

Up to 4,000 sends in any rolling 30 days

Limited

Highlights

Sending rate

Up to 10 emails per second

Limited

Highlights

Features

All features included

Included

Highlights

Branding

Includes a small "Powered by Loops" footer

Included

Highlights

Contacts

Unlimited contacts

Included

Contact-Based

Highlights

Sends

Unlimited sends

Included

Highlights

Sending rate

Up to 1,000 emails per second

Limited

Highlights

Branding

No Loops branding

Included

Highlights

Team seats

No charge for team seats

Included

UniOne

Standard

Plan card

50,000 emails per month

Included

Plan card

Transactional email

Included

Plan card

Bulk email campaigns

Included

Plan card

SMTP API

Included

Individual

Plan card

Custom email volume

Included

Plan card

Custom support

Included

Plan card

Volume pricing

Included

How their prices changed

Each date shows when a public price was observed, not when it took effect. An archived region or currency can differ, so a currency change is not necessarily a price increase.