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Klaviyo vs Drip

How Klaviyo and Drip compare on Index Score, pricing and platform coverage.

Marcus TaylorReviewed by Marcus TaylorUPDATED JUN 16, 2026
Klaviyo logoKlaviyo
BEST FOR DATA & SCALE
84/100 Index Score
★★★★★4.2our rating
The eCommerce marketing platform built around customer data — email, SMS and predictive analytics with the deepest Shopify integration in the category. The pick when segmentation depth is the whole point.
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from $20/mo · Free up to 250 profiles
Drip logoDrip
79/100 Index Score
★★★★★4.0our rating
An eCommerce-focused email and SMS automation platform that ties campaigns to store and purchase data, aimed at growing online retailers.
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from $39/mo · 14-day free trial
THE BOTTOM LINE

Klaviyo and Drip solve overlapping problems from different angles. Klaviyo leans into deep native shopify integration and ecommerce-specific automations (abandoned cart, browse, predictive); Drip into deep native ecommerce integrations with purchase and behaviour data.

Choose Klaviyo if…
Deep native Shopify integration and eCommerce-specific automations (abandoned cart, browse, predictive).
Free tier plus combined email + SMS in one platform.
350+ integrations with strong segmentation and reporting.
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Choose Drip if…
Deep native eCommerce integrations with purchase and behaviour data.
Simple, transparent contact-based pricing with full feature parity at every tier.
Strong visual automation builder built around revenue and store events.
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HOW THEY DIFFER

The short version.

On our benchmark Klaviyo takes the higher Index Score (84 to 79) — but that headline hides where each one really pulls ahead.

On platforms, Klaviyo is wider — 5 of 6 versus 4. If the platform your store runs on isn't covered, the rest barely matters.

On price, Klaviyo starts lower — from $20/mo against from $39/mo — though the cheaper sticker isn't always the better deal once you factor in what each one includes for the money.

So Klaviyo suits smb/mid-market/startup/agency teams; Drip leans toward smb/mid-market.

Klaviyo logoWhere Klaviyo wins
  • features & depth
  • integrations
Drip logoWhere Drip wins

No clear lead on the four scored factors — it's close.

AT A GLANCE

Side by side.

METRIC
Klaviyo
Drip
Index Score
84
79
Starting price
from $20/mo
from $39/mo
Type
Self-serve
Self-serve
Current offer
Free up to 250 profiles
14-day free trial
Platform coverage
5 / 6 platforms
4 / 6 platforms
Highlights
Email + SMS + data
Ecommerce ESP + automation
Best for
SMB, Mid-market, Startup, Agency
SMB, Mid-market
Value for money
74 / 100
72 / 100
Features & depth
92 / 100
82 / 100
FACTOR BREAKDOWN

How the Index Score splits.

KlaviyoDrip
Features & depth92 vs 82
Integrations90 vs 85
Ease of use78 vs 78
Value for money74 vs 72
COVERAGE

Which platforms each one integrates with.

PLATFORM
Klaviyo
Drip
Shopify logoShopify
WooCommerce logoWooCommerce
BigCommerce logoBigCommerce
Adobe Commerce (Magento) logoAdobe Commerce (Magento)
Wix / Squarespace logoWix / Squarespace
Amazon logoAmazon
Total
5/6
4/6
PRICING

What you'll actually pay.

Klaviyo logoKlaviyo
from $20/mo
Free up to 250 profiles
  • ·Priced by active profiles, with a free tier (250 profiles, 500 sends/mo). Cheapest paid Email plan is $20/mo at 251–500 contacts
  • ·scales steeply (~$30 at 1,000, ~$100 at 5,000, ~$400 at 25,000). Email+SMS adds a separate SMS credit budget on top.
Drip logoDrip
from $39/mo
14-day free trial
  • ·Priced purely by contact count with full feature parity across tiers (no feature gating). Entry is $39/mo for up to 2,500 contacts — there is no smaller tier and no free plan (14-day trial only). Scales automatically: ~$89/mo at 5,000, ~$154/mo at 10,000, ~$289/mo at 20,000.
FAQ

Klaviyo vs Drip, answered.

Is Klaviyo or Drip cheaper?
Klaviyo. Klaviyo starts at from $20/mo; Drip at from $39/mo.
Which covers more platforms?
Klaviyo, with 5 of 6 platforms to 4.
Which has the higher Index Score?
Klaviyo, at 84/100 versus 79.
Can I use Klaviyo and Drip together?
Often, yes — plenty of stores run one tool for one job and the other alongside it, or trial both before committing. Running both for a month is a reasonable way to decide.