Pricing · August 2026
Systeme.io pricing
Four public plans. A real free tier. Paid rungs at $17, $47, and $97 a month. Yearly billing is two months free, which they present as about $14 / $39 / $80.
| Plan | Monthly | Yearly billed | Contacts | What you get |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free | $0/mo | $0 | 2,000 | 3 funnels · 1 course · 1 blog · 1 custom domain · 1 automation rule · Unlimited email · No credit card |
| Startup | $17/mo | $14/mo ($168/yr) | 5,000 | Unlimited funnels · More courses · Paid-plan automation room |
| Webinar | $47/mo | $39/mo ($468/yr) | 10,000 | Automated webinars · Higher contact cap |
| Unlimited | $97/mo | $80/mo ($960/yr) | Unlimited | Sub-accounts · Free migration on this monthly plan |
How to read the table
Contacts are the main governor. Features pile on as you climb: more funnels and courses on Startup, automated webinars on Webinar, sub-accounts and the advertised free migration on Unlimited (and on any annual plan per the vendor).
12-month math against Kajabi
Unlimited yearly ~$960 vs Kajabi Basic yearly $1,716. Startup yearly ~$168. That comparison lives in Kajabi pricing and Systeme.io vs Kajabi.
Free plan vs Startup
Stay on free until a limit is a limit: fourth funnel, second course, second automation, or 2,000 contacts. Then $17 is due. Walkthrough: Systeme.io free plan. Product context: Systeme.io review.
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Questions operators actually ask
How much is Systeme.io in 2026?
Free at $0. Startup $17 a month (about $14 yearly). Webinar $47 (about $39 yearly). Unlimited $97 (about $80 yearly). Annual is sold as two months free.
What is Startup vs Unlimited for a year?
Startup yearly is about $168. Unlimited yearly is about $960. Compare that to Kajabi Basic yearly at $1,716.
Is migration included?
Systeme.io advertises done-for-you migration on Unlimited monthly and on any annual plan. That is a vendor service. Read the migrate page before you treat it as a one-click move.