If you want a page builder, funnels, courses, email marketing, e-commerce checkouts, and assorted marketing tools without having to use different apps, Builderall is one of the “all-in-one” options you will probably consider. In 2025, Builderall has four pricing plans with clear limits, a simple annual discount, and optional high-volume email plans for users with large email lists.
This guide breaks down Builderall’s plans, explains what you actually get on each plan, and compares it with cheaper alternatives. We’ll also cover transaction fees, the free trial, and who each plan makes sense for right now.
Builderall Pricing Plans
Builderall offers four main plans, let’s take a look at them:
1) Core - $17/month
Who it’s for: Beginners
It offers:
- 1 Site
- 1 Domain connection
- 1 Email inbox
- 1 GB storage
Core pricing starts small but comes with a lot of limitations, users will need to upgrade to Essentials quickly once they start getting hundreds of customers
Builderall offers a 10% discount on all its annual plans.
2) Essentials - $47/month
Who it’s for: Freelancers, coaches, or small teams
- 3 Sites
- 3 Domain connections
- 3 Email inboxes
- 1 GB storage
- 50,000 emails/month
- 3,000 subscribers
Essentials is the entry point for experienced digital entrepreneurs who have a mid-sized audience. It provides enough domains for a main site, a course/membership sub-brand, and a landing-page domain; a 3,000-contact list for initial marketing; and 50k monthly emails, which is plenty for a weekly newsletter and a couple of promo sequences.
3) Advanced - $97/month
Who it’s for: Growing creators or SMBs
- Sites: up to 5
- Domain connections: 5
- Professional emails: 10
- Storage: 3 GB
- Marketing email sends: 200,000 emails/month
- Contacts/leads: 10,000 subscribers
Advanced works for fast growing online businesses; more domains for dedicated funnels, sub-brands, or regionalized sites; 10k contacts to play with segmentation; and 200k monthly emails for campaigns + automations.
4) Premium - $247/month
Who it’s for: Agencies, larger creators, or businesses running multiple brands at once
- Sites: up to 10
- Domain connections: 10
- Professional emails: 20
- Storage: 7 GB
- Marketing email sends: 600,000 emails/month
- Contacts/leads: 25,000 contacts
Premium’s value is in the higher limits it has: more domains, more email inboxes for teams/brands, and a lot of emails .
High-Volume emailing (MailingBoss)
If your list grows beyond the normal plan limits, Builderall offers high volume options specifically for MailingBoss once you cross 25,000 subscribers. Pricing scales with list size.
Some users pair the Premium plan with a High-Volume email add-on once campaigns or automations surpass 25k contacts.
Builderall Transaction Fees
Builderall doesn’t charge transaction fees on your sales but you’ll pay your payment processor’s standard fees when customers check out via Stripe/PayPal or others.
Stripe charges around 2.9% + 30¢ for online card transactions in the U.S., while PayPal charges around 2.99% in the US.
Builderall Free Plan
Builderall does not have a free plan currently but it offers a 14 day free trial and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Hidden costs to keep in mind
- Domains: You need a custom domain for a professional setup. You can buy the domain directly inside Builderall or connect one you own elsewhere.
- Email limits: If you surpass the built-in contact/send thresholds, you’ll step into High Volume mailing plans (additional cost based on list size).
- Payment processing: Stripe/PayPal etc. charge transaction fees on every sale.
Plan comparison: Which Builderall plan should you choose?
Choose Core ($17) if you’re testing an idea or building a personal site with minimal email needs. The one-site/one-domain limit and small storage are fine for a microsite, but most businesses will outgrow it quickly.
Choose Essentials ($47) if you’re launching a small project with a starter list (up to 3k contacts) and moderate sending (50k emails/month). The three domains and three professional email inboxes fit a main brand plus one or two spinoff microsites or product funnels. For many solo founders, this is the “just right” tier to start making sales.
Choose Advanced ($97) if you’re running multiple funnels/brands, need up to 10k contacts, and need to run promos, automations, and onboarding flows (200k sends/month). It’s also good for team owners with up to 10 staff.
Choose Premium ($247) if you manage a portfolio of brands or an agency setup and need the highest limits: up to 10 sites/domains, 20 inboxes, 7 GB storage, and 600k sends/month.
Is Builderall worth it in 2025?
Builderall’s pricing is generally cheaper than paying for a site builder (+ hosting) + email marketing + a checkout + a funnel tool which makes the price worth it.
Cheaper alternatives to consider
Here are cheaper options to Builderall that you can compare with before making a final decision.
1) Systeme.io
If you want funnels + email + simple courses on a budget, Systeme.io’s plans are fairly priced starting at $17/month and even includes a free plan. For creators selling digital products with straightforward automations, it is one of the cheapest ways to launch.
2) SchoolMaker
SchoolMaker offers courses, memberships, coaching and community features starting at $29/month with zero transaction fees. If your main reason for choosing Builderall is to build courses, SchoolMaker might be a better option especially because it provides tools to increase sales and student success rates.
Conclusion
Builderall is still an appealing “all-in-one” tool for creators and small businesses who want websites, funnels, emails and checkout in one platform. It’s pricing is fair and since it does not charge transaction fees, it makes it even more attractive.
However, if you only need one or two features like courses and community, an alternative like SchoolMaker that focuses on those features only can be cheaper and better.
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