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Send newsletters, product emails and app receipts from one contact list, made for SaaS companies.

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Marketing & SocialFreeWe checked the prices on loops.so on 8 Nov 2026.

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What is Loops?

Send newsletters, product emails and app receipts from one contact list, made for SaaS companies.

Marketing & SocialEmail & NewslettersEmail marketingTransactional emailSaaS

Who is Loops best for?

Loops is best for SaaS startups that send onboarding, newsletter and transactional email from one contact list.

  • Early-stage SaaS

    The free plan covers 1,000 subscribed contacts and 4,000 sends in any 30 days, with no end date.

  • Product and lifecycle email

    Onboarding workflows, launch campaigns and password resets all work from the same contact record, so you keep one tool instead of two.

  • Growing teams

    Paid plans charge only for subscribed contacts, never for seats or sends, so adding teammates or emailing more often costs nothing extra.

  • Developers sending from code

    Transactional emails go out through an API call with a payload of data fields, and paid teams can send up to 1,000 emails a second.

How much does Loops cost?

Loops is free for up to 1,000 subscribed contacts and 4,000 sends a month; the paid Growth plan starts at $49 a month for 5,000 contacts with unlimited sends.

Free$0Free forever
  • Email to your first 1,000 subscribed contacts
  • 4,000 sends in any rolling 30 days
  • Loops footer on every email
Growth$49Per month
  • Up to 5,000 subscribed contacts
  • Unlimited marketing and transactional sends
  • No Loops branding

Growth is priced by subscribed contacts: the price rises in tiers from 5,000 up to 1.5 million contacts, and Enterprise covers more with custom pricing, priority support and migration help. Unsubscribed contacts never count, seats are free, and the tier is set by your contact count at each monthly renewal. Full pricing on loops.so. We checked these prices on .

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How do I connect Loops to my AI agent?

Loops MCP is Loops's official MCP server. Add it to your agent once, then ask it to update Loops contacts and trigger emails from a chat.

Your agent can add and edit contacts in Loops, send the events that start your automated emails and fire one-off transactional messages such as receipts or resets.

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$ claude mcp add --transport http loops https://mcp.loops.so

Claude Code connects to Loops over the web.

Loops's setup guide covers the sign-in.

Then ask your agent

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What are the best Loops alternatives?

Three tools on Recaply do Loops's job. Plunk and useSend are open source, so you can run them on your own server.

Questions about Loops

What is Loops?

Send newsletters, product emails and app receipts from one contact list, made for SaaS companies.

Who is Loops for?

Loops is best for SaaS startups that send onboarding, newsletter and transactional email from one contact list.

What happens when Loops' free plan passes 1,000 contacts?

Your account keeps working and you can still add contacts, but new subscribed contacts past 1,000 stop receiving campaign and workflow emails until you upgrade. Transactional emails keep sending.

How much does Loops cost?

Loops's paid plans are Growth at $49 per month.

Does Loops have an MCP server?

Yes. Loops MCP is Loops's official MCP server, so agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and GitHub Copilot can update Loops contacts and trigger emails from a chat. Loops runs it on the web.

Is there an open source alternative to Loops?

Yes. Plunk and useSend are open source tools that do the same job, so you can run your own.

What are the best Loops alternatives?

The closest alternatives on Recaply are Sequenzy, Plunk and useSend.

Where can I try Loops?

On its official website, loops.so.