ActiveCampaign is presented as an AI-first marketing platform for marketers, agencies, and entrepreneurs. It uses Active Intelligence for goal-aware automation and personalized experiences across email, SMS, and WhatsApp. ActiveCampaign integrates with 950+ apps and generates insights to optimize every workflow.
$15
per month
Asana
Score 8.5 out of 10
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Asana is a web and mobile project management app. With tasks, projects, conversations, and dashboards, Asana lets an entire team know who's doing what by when, enabling workload balancing. Users can also add integrations for GANTT charts, time tracking and more.
Salesforce is great, but was way out of the price range we planned and has a very steep learning curve. Keap compares, but with the per user payment it wasn’t our choice. we used Asana and Mailchimp before but weren’t happy with the limited options.
We signed up for Redtail after ActiveCampaign because ActiveCampaign doesn't give us the options that Redtail does in terms of managing records of financial planning client interactions. Asana is our primary project management software because it's much more user-friendly for …
I used to use MailerLite before and it has a lot less functionality and a lot less support than what I receive via ActiveCampaign. It felt more clunky and more difficult to use. ActiveCampaign is more intuitive and easier to learn and provides a wealth of features.
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ActiveCampaign feels more minimalist and power user heavy than mail chimp. It doesn't hold your hand and force you into a box, which I like. It can however be a bit more tricky to understand how to use. But, it's more user friendly than HighLevel, which offers maximum freedom …
ActiveCampaign provides more value than the other platforms I've used. Nimble couldn't compete with the functionality or robustness of AC. For the price point I'm at (ActiveCampaign Plus, the lowest paid tier), HubSpot can't compare either. I would be paying hundreds of dollars …
At a cost level, ActiveCampaign gives more features for the same number of contacts, like the scoring points, the different automation, and the possibility to manage the contacts and a better and simple way. Also in ActiveCampaign you can find different automation already made …
For me, Mailchimp and ActiveCampaign are worlds apart in terms of usability. I started with Mailchimp but very quickly lost motivation as it was so hard to navigate and understand how to make it work. ActiveCampaign on the other hand was immediately intuitive and had a great …
ActiveCampaign is a more robust tool that offers a lot more of customization and options, it's like having a mini CRM without actually having one, cause if you use the tags properly you can see and know exactly what your audience does on your site and which products do they buy.
We used to use Infusionsoft and had lots of trouble using it frequently. ActiveCampaign is not only easier for our internal team to use, but has more features that we utilize at a cheaper price point that allows us to be more effective. Making the switch was a great move for us …
I looked into Keap but didn’t use [it] due to their pricing being too high for me. Not sure the exact similarities/differences between ActiveCampaign and Keap but ActiveCampaign seemed to encompass most of my needs. The other product we have used but just discontinued is Leadpag…
Prior to using ActiveCampaign, I was with Mailchimp. I found ActiveCampaign to be much more user friendly in terms of organizing lists and tags as well as creating automations and campaigns. It's a very intuitive system. Additionally, if you run into an issue or aren't quite …
There were a lot more features in ActiveCampaign compared with previous ones and we decided to relaunch our whole newsletters ideas and took a risk to change everything at once. In the beginning, we saw an improvement in the numbers and after a one year period, we finished …
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The foundation of how they organize contacts is very confusing. You organize using tags. Their naming convention is really backwards and hard to understand. Their integrations are limited
Mailchimp had a much more complicated automation process, which, when working with different people, was almost impossible to track. ActiveCampaign is a simple visual that makes it great to understand and use. Additionally, Mailchimp was becoming too expensive, once you hit a …
ActiveCampaign is the best alternative to Mailchimp if you want to take your email to the next level. The amount of integrations and control is better than any platform I've used. It's modular and makes building automated, yet personal. Touches with your leads, customers, and …
The other software I have used are very complex and I have had to hire on "experts" to help me manage it. I feel like I can personally navigate Active Campaign without being a "professional" and plus I get a lot more bang for my buck with Active Campaign. It is very …
Was useful, but very poor at segmenting. I also found it challenging to get to know the platform but, as opposed to what happens with Active Campaign, they did not have the amazing customer service that Active Campaign has, which guides you throughout the entire process of …
Mailchimp was very "clunky" and difficult to use. Things didn't make sense and it was hard to know where to go to find what I needed. They also recently changed their pricing model so the free version was fairly useless anyway which is what prompted my switch to AC.
Infusionsoft is a great platform but it is very cumbersome, complicated to use, and expensive. It did, however, enable online sales which ActiveCampaign does not. This is the only direct comparison I have.
InfusionSoft (IS): we had been an avid user of InfusionSoft for over 6-years before making the switch to AC. Why the change? Deliverability: much better control of engagement. Price: Half the cost. Better user experience: intuitive interface. It's NOT clunky, or rigid like IS.
In comparison to other Project Management software tools that I have used, Asana is the most user friendly platform without compromising any advanced capabilities.
I've been using ActiveCampaign since around 2018-2019 and I've always been satisfied with the software. It's simple to use, connects with the other tools I use and makes it easy for me to duplicate automations, email templates and workflows as I need to. On top of that, any time I've had an issue (which I think is around twice in the past 5/6 years), the customer service has always been super helpful and my issue has been resolved quickly.
The usability of Asana is broad since it's available in a variety of platforms that are widely used nowadays. I think that it would be great for people who are constantly on the move and switching devices, since it has allowed me to work from my phone, too. I also think that Asana has proven itself to handle a large quantity of work
Collects and filters emails from various lead magnets exceptionally well (especially if a user wants to re-sign up to the same lead magnet and go through it again, they can)
Super easy to use email creation that is aesthetically pleasing and user friendly
Easy email sequences and user classification from a large range of opt in trigger options
Through it, we were able to communicate and cooperate with the rest of the team to complete the work in the required manner and at the appropriate time.
It took me a while to get to understand where to find things, and I used a free online course from a consultant who specialises in AC to help me get the foundations set up more easily. That said, there were lots of onboarding workshops, which were good. It just felt like it required a lot of different angles of learning to just get started.
The customer support took longer than other software to get back to me via email, though once I found the chat option for my most recent query, that was fast.
I've ended up switching to another programme where more software is more naturally integrated, and the AC equivalent is included in the price, along with many other types of software. However, design-wise, ActiveCampaign is much better.
I also had a problem with a form used on my WordPress website, which has a BuddyBoss platform - the colours on the form would be overridden by colour choices for the website, so they were hard to read (pink text on purple background instead of the gold text it was meant to be)
I couldn't always find the templates I was looking for or how to access them for automation-based emails. I think when I used it, there was a new type of template for newsletters that weren't available for automations, so I had to recreate it, which added time.
I am committed at the moment. Rebuilding the automations I have would be a huge time drain. Plus the cost of learning a new system and the risk to deliverability of porting a 6,000 person list to a new platform. Also, AC offers everything I need ast a reasonable (but a little high) price. So, why not a 10? Because, early 2023, AC dropped a massive 2x price hike on long-term customers. They knew few would shift, so this feels like a cynical cash grab and left a bad taste, If they do something like this again, this camel will have a broken back.
ActiveCampaign has been the easiest marketing automation software we have ever used. They provide tips throughout the entire process of anything you are building. Their support team through LIVE CHAT has been extremely fast and helpful. The monthly meetings provided with the enablement team has helped us through several large and urgent needs.
It is very user-friendly. Takes a new employee an hour to start figuring out how the system works. That's an important factor. You don't want to encounter the issue where employees need a week to understand how the system works. For example, JIRA, I tried using it for a week and I still don't understand the complicated layout. Asana has a simple interface. Once you see it, you get it type of program.
I haven't experienced application errors or unplanned outages at all. Active Campaign is ultra reliable and I would not be using them if that were the case. Also, the helpful emails they send are welcomed and informative, and present very practical tips and guidance for using the platform. They're always demonstrating new features and I'm thankful for that.
Oh my gosh, Active Campaign's performance gets an A+++ in my book. The pages load quickly and so do the reports. I haven't noticed any slowdowns when it's integrating with other programs and it performs excellently on all levels.
This might be the best part. The chat support lady offered to make a video to help me solve my problem. I worked in customer service for years and I've never done that, lol. So, if they're offering things like that, I can only imagine that they'd be able to handle most any issue you throw at them.
I haven't had to use their support so I can't rate it. The fact that I haven't needed them reflects the ease of use of the product. I would recommend that any new users schedule a complete demo of the product to ensure that they are using it to it's fullest (there's a lot of useful features).
Very satisfied with our implementation in our professional medical practice, allowing us to be on top of client service, and not miss out on crucial information and insights. Marketing is often neglected in professional practices and ActiveCampaign solved this problem with aplomb.
I moved to ActiveCampaign from Mailchimp. Admittedly, I was using the free version of Mailchimp, but I had numerous episodes of subscriber data NOT being added to Mailchimp, despite using API to integrate with my mailing list. Obviously, I couldn't pay for clicks and not capture subscriber data, so I had to find something else. ActiveCampaign has been 100% reliable in testing.
Asana is a top-tier project management software that helps us organize and track projects from start to finish. It allows us to apply tasks/to-dos to multiple projects without duplication, divide complex projects into smaller tasks, and track project progress. It also helps us organize work on Kanban boards or linear lists. It stands out from the crowd in a big way compared to the competition.
My web designer told me about Active Campaign and although I don't recall which platform I had before, I LOVE Active Campaign and its user friendliness. The transition was seamless and I've never had a problem with functionality or server failure.
Active Campaign provides so many features, and makes it easy for non-techies to maneuver around the site with ease. They capture information and put it in an easy-to-read format.
At this point, I don't think I'd ever use any other platform!