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listmonk pricing in India (2027)

listmonk has 1 published plan. Below is the full price list exactly as Zerodha publishes it, what each plan includes, and the costs people miss when budgeting.

Full listmonk review

Starting price

Free

Open source (AGPLv3), self-hosted

Free plan / trial

Free forever

All features, no subscriber limit

listmonk price list

Every price below is quoted from Zerodha's official pricing page. We never convert or estimate prices.

Plan	Price	Billing	What it adds
Open source (self-hosted)	0	free	Unlimited subscribers, lists and campaigns REST API and transactional email API Bounce processing, SSO, roles and media library Requires your own server, PostgreSQL and SMTP relay

Before you budget for listmonk

listmonk has no paid edition; costs come from hosting, PostgreSQL and the email relay you choose
Third-party one-click hosts such as PikaPods, Elestio and Railway charge their own fees and are not affiliated with listmonk

Is listmonk free?

Yes — listmonk has a free option. Free forever (All features, no subscriber limit). Paid plans add the rest.

Prices change. Confirm the current price on Zerodha's pricing page before you sign.

listmonk pricing FAQs

What is listmonk pricing in India in 2027?+

listmonk has 1 plan: Open source (self-hosted) at 0. Indian prices are usually quoted excluding GST — confirm on the vendor's page.

Is listmonk free?+

Yes — listmonk has a free option. Free forever (All features, no subscriber limit). Paid plans add the rest.

How much does listmonk cost in India?+

listmonk costs nothing to license. It is free and open source under AGPLv3, with no subscriber limit and no paid tier. Your real costs in India are the server or cloud VM that runs it, a PostgreSQL database, and the SMTP relay such as Amazon SES that actually delivers the emails, each billed by those providers.

Does listmonk have a free trial or free plan?+

listmonk does not need a trial because the full product is free forever. Every feature, including the API, bounce handling, SSO and roles, is in the open-source release. You can try the public demo on the listmonk website first, then install it with Docker or the single binary on your own machine to test with real lists.

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