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GetResponse charges by contact tier. VeloCMS charges by month.

GetResponse brings 27 years of email marketing — webinar hosting, autofunnel templates, and a visual automation builder — which are real advantages for funnel-driven businesses. The gap is contact-based pricing that climbs as your list grows, with no native CMS or SEO blog. VeloCMS is the flat-rate alternative for content-first businesses, blog included.

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At a glance

Feature	GetResponse	VeloCMS
Primary focus	All-in-one email marketing + marketing automation + webinar + autofunnel + e-commerce platform. GetResponse was built from the ground up as an email-first tool: bulk email blasting, contact management, behavior-based automation workflows, hosted landing pages, and since 2013, built-in webinar hosting. The autofunnel (Conversion Funnel) feature added pre-templated lead magnet → thank-you → upsell → sale sequences. Ecommerce Marketing tier adds product catalog, cart abandonment emails, and web push. GetResponse is the tool you run your email marketing campaigns through — the brand website and blog still live somewhere else.	Unified content + blog + email + member platform. VeloCMS is the CMS and the newsletter layer in one place: TipTap block editor for posts and pages, native member system, BYOK Resend for transactional + newsletter email, BYOK Stripe for paid member subscriptions — all on a flat monthly plan. GetResponse's webinar hosting, autofunnel templates, visual automation builder, and e-commerce catalog are genuinely ahead of VeloCMS today for pure email-driven funnel businesses. VeloCMS wins for content-first businesses that need a fast SEO blog, a branded site, owned subscriber data, and flat pricing that doesn't escalate as the list grows.
Pricing model	Contact-tiered pricing. Email Marketing: $19/mo (1K contacts). Marketing Automation: $59/mo (1K contacts). Ecommerce Marketing: $119/mo (1K contacts). MAX: $1,199+/mo. Every tier scales by contact count: 2.5K, 5K, 10K, 25K, 100K — each jump raises the monthly price. A coach on Marketing Automation at 1K contacts ($59/mo) who grows to 5K contacts ($169/mo) pays 186% more for the same feature set. Webinar hosting (up to 10 attendees) unlocks at Marketing Automation, but 500-attendee webinars require MAX. Visual automations, behavior-based tagging, and event-triggered workflows are Marketing Automation+.	Flat feature-based tiers, no contact cap. Free: single blog, basic editor, VeloCMS subdomain. Pro $9/mo: full block editor, AI drafting, 39 themes, custom domain, BYOK newsletter. Business $29/mo: all Pro features plus member tiers, BYOK Stripe at 0% platform fee. Agency $69/mo: 5 tenant blogs on custom domains (extra sites $9/mo each). A newsletter list growing from 1K to 100K subscribers doesn't change the VeloCMS plan price. BYOK Resend costs are pay-per-send and typically very low for content newsletters. No tier-forced upgrade based on list size.
CMS and blog	No native CMS. GetResponse has a basic landing page builder and a website builder (added in recent years) but no structured blog or CMS capable of SEO-optimized publishing at scale. Blog posts, longform editorial, post categories, and content archives require a separate platform. GetResponse's website builder produces simple marketing pages — not a headless CMS powering a content strategy. Teams running content marketing alongside GetResponse email campaigns maintain two separate tools.	Full CMS with TipTap block editor. Heading, paragraph, image, gallery, embed, code, callout, divider, table of contents, and a complete page builder for custom landing pages. Posts organize into categories and tags. The admin panel handles drafting, preview, scheduling, and publish. The blog renders at LCP under 1s via ISR. Structured content stored as TipTap AST — portable and not locked into a page builder. Metadata API handles OG tags, canonical URLs, and structured JSON-LD per post automatically.
Webinar hosting	A genuine GetResponse strength. Hosted webinar infrastructure is built into the Marketing Automation tier ($59/mo) at up to 10 attendees, scaling to 1,000 attendees on MAX enterprise plans. Webinars integrate directly with GetResponse contact lists — attendees are auto-added, tagged by attendance, and can trigger post-webinar automation sequences. No separate Zoom account needed. For businesses where live webinars are a core revenue driver and the GetResponse automation + email list is already established, this integration is a real advantage over maintaining separate tools.	Not available. VeloCMS has no webinar hosting. Coaches, course creators, and online educators who rely on live webinars need a standalone solution — Zoom Pro ($14.99/mo), Google Meet Business, or Demio. VeloCMS handles the content side (blog, landing pages, member registration for webinar series) but does not replace GetResponse's integrated webinar platform. This is an honest capability gap that GetResponse wins clearly.
Autofunnels and conversion funnels	GetResponse's Conversion Funnel (formerly Autofunnel) provides pre-built, multi-step funnel templates: opt-in page → thank-you page → webinar registration → sale page → upsell. Templates cover lead magnets, product launches, webinar funnels, and abandoned cart recovery. The builder connects landing pages, email sequences, and product catalog in a single flow. For marketers who structure their business around funnel architecture, this integrated funnel builder with email automation is significantly more capable than building equivalent flows manually.	Partial. VeloCMS page builder creates landing pages and opt-in flows. BYOK Resend handles the email side. BYOK Stripe handles checkout. But the templated multi-step funnel UX — with pre-built funnel types, visual funnel map, split-step editing — is not in the current VeloCMS product. For businesses whose primary workflow is funnel-template-driven campaign launch, GetResponse's Conversion Funnel is ahead.
Email automation	Visual workflow builder with 30+ pre-built automation templates covering welcome series, re-engagement campaigns, lead nurturing, post-purchase sequences, birthday and anniversary triggers, tag-based branching, and behavior-based scoring. Marketing Automation tier and above. You build flowchart-style automation diagrams: IF contact clicks link X THEN add tag Y, send email Z after 3 days, score +10. GetResponse's automation depth at the $59-119/mo tier is competitive with ActiveCampaign. For businesses whose revenue depends on tightly orchestrated automated email sequences, GetResponse is a serious tool.	Basic automation via BYOK Resend. Welcome emails, member tier emails, and newsletter broadcasts are native. For complex multi-step behavior-based automation — click tracking, event-triggered branches, lead scoring, CRM-style tagging — VeloCMS relies on Resend's automation capabilities rather than a proprietary builder. Teams that need GetResponse-level automation sophistication either use Resend's own automation flows or keep a standalone ESP for complex sequences.
Owned subscriber data	GetResponse stores your contact list in GetResponse's database. You can export CSVs at any time, but the data lives on GetResponse's infrastructure. If you cancel your GetResponse subscription, you export and migrate — the list doesn't stay live on any platform you control. GDPR compliance is handled at the GetResponse platform level (EU-based, BCR + Standard Contractual Clauses for US data transfers), which simplifies compliance for European businesses. The trade-off: you're platform-dependent for list access.	Full data ownership. Members subscribe through VeloCMS and their records live in your PocketBase instance — hosted on Railway. You can export member data at any time. If you move off VeloCMS, you take the full member database. BYOK Resend means sending goes through your own Resend account with its own sending stats. No platform lock-in on the subscriber relationship. This is a meaningful advantage for businesses that want to be sure they own their audience regardless of what any SaaS platform decides.
E-commerce and digital products	GetResponse Ecommerce Marketing tier ($119/mo+) includes product catalog, abandoned cart emails, product recommendation emails, web push notifications, and Shopify/WooCommerce/Magento integration. For e-commerce businesses that are already running a product store on an external platform and want to layer email + automation + cart recovery on top, GetResponse's e-commerce tier is purpose-built. The integration depth with Shopify in particular covers most standard e-commerce email marketing workflows.	Native BYOK Stripe for digital products and paid member subscriptions at 0% platform fee. Members can be free or paid — paid members authenticate via magic link and access gated posts and pages. BYOK Stripe means your Stripe account handles checkout, recurring billing, and the customer relationship. VeloCMS takes 0% on top of Stripe's standard 2.9% + $0.30. For product-catalog e-commerce (physical goods, Shopify integration, cart abandonment), VeloCMS does not match GetResponse Ecommerce tier — that's a genuine GetResponse win.

Feature parity grid

Twelve capabilities that matter for the content + email + member stack. GetResponse wins on email-native features. VeloCMS wins on platform unification and flat pricing.

Capability	GetResponse	VeloCMS
Hosted webinar platform (up to 1,000 attendees)	✓	—
Autofunnel / Conversion Funnel templates	✓	~
Visual marketing automation builder (30+ templates)	✓	~
E-commerce catalog + cart abandonment emails	✓	—
Multi-currency support for global selling	✓	~
AI email subject line + content AI assistant	✓	✓
Native CMS + SEO-optimized blog	—	✓
Flat pricing (no contact-tier escalation)	—	✓
BYOK Stripe at 0% platform fee	—	✓
Native member paywall (free + paid tiers)	~	✓
Full subscriber data ownership (exportable any time)	~	✓
Custom domain blog with LCP under 1s	—	✓

Where the GetResponse stack creates friction

GetResponse is well-built and well-priced for pure email-driven funnel businesses. The friction shows up for content-first creators and European SMBs with a blog.

GetResponse's contact tiers mean your monthly bill grows every time your list does — even if your feature needs stay exactly the same.

The Marketing Automation tier starts at $59/mo for 1K contacts. Grow to 5K contacts and you're at $169/mo. Reach 10K and it's $299/mo. The feature set doesn't change — the same visual automations, the same webinar capacity, the same email templates. You're paying for a bigger list on a platform you've already mastered. A newsletter writer who spent two years building a 10K subscriber list is rewarded with a 5x price increase from where they started. VeloCMS Business at $29/mo doesn't change when your subscriber count grows from 1K to 100K. The only send-volume cost is Resend's pay-per-send rate, which for content newsletters is typically a few dollars a month regardless of list size.

GetResponse doesn't run your brand site or blog — so you're still paying for a CMS on top of it.

GetResponse's website builder is a basic landing-page tool. It's not a structured CMS with post categories, slug management, reading-time estimates, RSS feed, sitemap, JSON-LD schema, and sub-1s LCP. For any business that does content marketing — publishes blog posts, builds organic search traffic, maintains editorial archives — GetResponse doesn't replace a CMS. The stack ends up: GetResponse $59-169/mo for the email side + WordPress $9-40/mo or Ghost $11+/mo for the content side. That's $68-209/mo for a blog + email combination VeloCMS Business ($29/mo) handles in one. The brand site, the blog, the newsletter, and the member system are all in VeloCMS's admin panel — no second tool needed.

Webinar hosting sounds compelling until you realize Zoom is simpler, cheaper, and separate from your email list anyway.

GetResponse's integrated webinar platform is a genuine differentiator if you run dozens of webinars with GetResponse-automated follow-up sequences. But for a coach who runs monthly webinars, Zoom Pro at $14.99/mo is simpler to manage, more familiar to attendees, and keeps webinars separate from email infrastructure — which means you can switch email tools without losing webinar history. The promise of GetResponse's all-in-one is that everything talks to each other. The reality is that the integrations add complexity: attendee tagging, post-webinar sequences, CRM scoring — all useful, but only if webinars are your primary revenue driver and you're running them at volume. For occasional webinars, that integration tax isn't worth the $59-169/mo Marketing Automation overhead.

The honest comparison

GetResponse has been doing this since 1998. That's not a trivial thing. Twenty-seven years of email deliverability infrastructure, ISP relationships, and spam-filter management don't appear overnight. The visual automation builder — flowchart-style sequences with behavior-based branching, lead scoring, CRM tagging — is genuinely sophisticated at the price point. Webinar hosting integrated with your contact list, so that attendees get tagged and trigger automated follow-up sequences, is something Zoom alone cannot replicate. The Conversion Funnel templates shorten the time-to-launch for standard funnel campaigns. And for European businesses, the EU-origin GDPR defaults and Binding Corporate Rules simplify compliance in a way that rolling your own infrastructure doesn't.

The case for moving is simpler: contact-based pricing means your bill compounds as your list grows, even when your feature usage stays identical. A newsletter that grows from 1K to 10K subscribers — a 2-4 year journey for most serious creators — means GetResponse Marketing Automation goes from $59/mo to $299/mo. And GetResponse still doesn't run your brand site or blog. So the total stack cost for a content-first business using GetResponse grows in two directions at once: more contacts, and an unrelated CMS on top.

VeloCMS doesn't win on webinar hosting, autofunnel templates, advanced email automation, or 27 years of deliverability. It wins for businesses that need a fast SEO blog, a branded content site, a newsletter, and a member system — all on a flat plan that doesn't change when the list grows. If your business is webinar-driven funnels built on years of GetResponse automation, the switching cost is real. If you're paying GetResponse's escalating contact tiers for a newsletter + blog use case that doesn't use webinars or autofunnels, the savings are immediate.

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Migration roadmap: GetResponse to VeloCMS

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Export your GetResponse contact list as CSV In GetResponse, go to Contacts > Export. Choose the list you want to migrate and download the CSV — it includes email, first name, last name, tags, custom fields, and subscription date. Keep the export file. This becomes your VeloCMS member import file. If you have multiple GetResponse lists for different automations or segments, export each separately and plan which VeloCMS member tier they map to (free vs paid subscribers).
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Import contacts to VeloCMS members In VeloCMS Admin > Members, use the member import tool to upload the GetResponse CSV. Map columns: email → email, first_name → display_name (or separate fields if you collect both). Assign imported contacts to the appropriate member tier — free newsletter subscribers become free members; paying subscribers map to the paid tier if you activate BYOK Stripe. Each imported member receives a magic-link welcome email via BYOK Resend so they can activate their VeloCMS member account without setting a password.
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Port your automation sequences to BYOK Resend Identify your most-used GetResponse automation sequences — welcome series, re-engagement campaigns, post-purchase sequences. For simple welcome emails and newsletter broadcasts, VeloCMS's native BYOK Resend integration covers the workflow. For complex multi-step behavior-based sequences with CRM tagging, evaluate Resend's automation flows or keep GetResponse running in parallel for those campaigns while VeloCMS handles new subscriber onboarding. Most content creators use 2-3 automation sequences — these port in an afternoon.
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Move webinars to Zoom (or keep GetResponse for webinar-heavy events) If webinars are occasional (monthly or quarterly), Zoom Pro at $14.99/mo is a simpler standalone solution. Your VeloCMS blog and landing pages promote the webinar; members register via a VeloCMS sign-up page; Zoom handles the session. If webinars are your primary revenue event and GetResponse's post-webinar automated sequences are load-bearing, keep GetResponse for the webinar infrastructure and use VeloCMS for the content and brand site. The hybrid approach is a valid first step — you don't have to migrate everything at once.
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Update DNS and point your brand site to VeloCMS Point your custom domain DNS to VeloCMS (Cloudflare DNS update, Railway custom domain). Set up 301 redirects for any existing blog URL patterns if you're migrating from WordPress or Ghost. Once the VeloCMS site is live, publish your first few posts, activate the BYOK Resend newsletter integration, and send your first broadcast from VeloCMS to the imported member list. Once you've confirmed the newsletter sends correctly, cancel the GetResponse subscription — or downgrade to Email Marketing ($19/mo) if you're keeping it for specific automation sequences.

Who moves from GetResponse to VeloCMS

Three archetypes who find VeloCMS a better fit — not because GetResponse is bad, but because the contact-tier pricing and missing CMS make the stack expensive for their use case.

Long-time GetResponse user growing tired of the tier upgrade cycle

You've been on GetResponse for years. Started on Email Marketing at $19/mo, moved to Marketing Automation at $59/mo when you needed automations, and now that your list has crossed 5K, you're at $169/mo for the same feature set you had at $59/mo. You don't use the webinar feature much — the 10-attendee limit on standard tiers isn't useful for your audience size. You need a fast blog that ranks, a newsletter, and a simple way to collect paid subscribers. VeloCMS Business at $29/mo covers all three. You migrate your GetResponse contacts to VeloCMS members via CSV import, set up the BYOK Resend integration, and your newsletter billing drops by over $100/mo. See VeloCMS vs AWeber if you're comparing legacy email platforms.

European SMB paying GetResponse + a separate CMS

You're based in Germany, Poland, France, or another EU country. GetResponse's EU-origin and GDPR defaults made it the easy choice for email compliance. You pay $59/mo for Marketing Automation because you need the visual automations. Your brand site runs on WordPress or Squarespace — another $20-40/mo. You haven't touched the autofunnel templates because your business is content-first, not funnel-first. VeloCMS Business at $29/mo handles the blog + newsletter + member system. BYOK Resend sends through your own EU-region Resend account for compliance. You keep GetResponse for its deliverability if you're running complex automation sequences — or you migrate entirely and save $50-80/mo on the combined stack.

Coach using GetResponse webinars but needing a real content site

You run monthly webinars via GetResponse (the 100-attendee tier keeps you on Marketing Automation Plus at $119-169/mo depending on list size). You also want a blog, a proper landing page for your coaching offer, and a way to sell a digital course or gated content. GetResponse's website builder isn't a real CMS. You're either using WordPress on top of GetResponse or improvising with GetResponse's landing pages. VeloCMS Business at $29/mo + Zoom Pro at $14.99/mo = $43.99/mo. You get a real CMS, a blog that ranks, BYOK Stripe for your coaching offer, and a member system for paid subscribers. Zoom handles your webinars more simply than GetResponse's integrated platform. Savings: $75-125/mo depending on your GetResponse contact tier.

What the real stack costs

GetResponse's per-contact pricing compounds fast. Add a CMS on top and the combined cost dwarfs a unified platform.

GetResponse — bolted stack (5K contacts, Marketing Auto.)

GetResponse Marketing Auto. Plus (5K contacts): $169/mo
CMS (WordPress hosting / Ghost): $9–$40/mo
Webinar (included in GR, or Zoom for extras): $0–$15/mo
Member paywall (third-party): $0–$15/mo
Monthly total: $178–$239/mo

At 10K contacts, GetResponse Marketing Auto. rises to $299/mo — combined stack reaches $308–$354/mo.

VeloCMS — unified stack (unlimited contacts)

VeloCMS Business plan: $29/mo
CMS + blog + SEO (included): $0
BYOK Resend newsletter (included): $0
Zoom Pro for webinars (optional): $14.99/mo
Monthly total (unlimited contacts): $29–$44/mo

BYOK Stripe — 0% platform fee on member revenue. Resend pay-per-send is typically $1–$3/mo for content newsletters.

Worked example: coach with 5K contacts, monthly webinar, automation

On GetResponse Marketing Automation Plus at 5K contacts: $169/mo. Webinar hosting is included at up to 100 attendees. Visual automations, post-webinar email sequences, and conversion funnel templates are all available in the plan. Add WordPress for the coaching site at $20/mo — combined cost: $189/mo. With VeloCMS Business ($29/mo) + Zoom Pro ($14.99/mo): $43.99/mo. You get the brand site, blog, coaching offer landing pages, member system for paid subscribers, and BYOK Stripe at 0% fee. Webinars run on Zoom, which most attendees already have installed. Monthly savings: $145/mo = $1,740/yr. The honest trade-off: GetResponse's post-webinar automation sequences and autofunnel templates don't transfer. If those workflows drive meaningful revenue, weigh the saving against the rebuild cost.

Common questions

Can I migrate my GetResponse contacts to VeloCMS?

Yes — via CSV export from GetResponse and CSV import into VeloCMS Admin > Members. Export your GetResponse contact list with email, name, tags, and subscription status. Import to VeloCMS and map columns to member fields. Each imported member receives a magic-link email so they can activate their account without a password. Paid subscribers can be mapped to a VeloCMS paid member tier and connected to BYOK Stripe for continued recurring billing. The 14-day migration support window covers this exact flow — mention 'GetResponse migration' in onboarding to open the dedicated support track.

Can VeloCMS replace GetResponse's webinar hosting?

Not directly — VeloCMS has no built-in webinar platform. GetResponse's integrated webinar hosting (up to 1,000 attendees on enterprise tiers) is a genuine capability gap. For coaches and educators who run regular webinars and rely on GetResponse's post-webinar automation sequences, that integration is a real advantage VeloCMS doesn't match today. The practical alternative for most coaches: Zoom Pro at $14.99/mo handles the webinar session; VeloCMS handles the brand site, blog, landing pages, member registration, and post-webinar email follow-up via BYOK Resend. For webinar-at-scale businesses (100+ attendees, automated follow-up sequences), GetResponse retains a genuine edge.

Does VeloCMS have GetResponse's autofunnel or Conversion Funnel builder?

Not as a pre-templated funnel builder. GetResponse's Conversion Funnel — pre-built multi-step funnel templates with opt-in pages, thank-you pages, product pages, upsell steps, and automated email sequences stitched together — is significantly more sophisticated than VeloCMS's current page builder. VeloCMS lets you create landing pages, opt-in forms, and link them to BYOK Resend email sequences and BYOK Stripe checkout — the components of a funnel are there, but without GetResponse's drag-and-drop funnel template UX. For businesses whose core workflow is launching new funnel campaigns on a template-driven schedule, GetResponse stays ahead.

Is VeloCMS a good alternative for European SMBs on GetResponse?

For European SMBs whose primary use case is content marketing + newsletter + basic member system, yes. VeloCMS Business at $29/mo covers the CMS, blog, BYOK Resend newsletter, and paid members in one flat-rate plan. BYOK Resend lets you route sending through an EU-region Resend account for data residency preferences. The trade-off: you lose GetResponse's visual automation builder, webinar hosting, and conversion funnel templates. If those are core to your marketing, GetResponse stays relevant. If your use case is 'publish blog posts, send newsletter, collect subscribers' — VeloCMS is a simpler and significantly cheaper solution.

How does GetResponse's contact-based pricing compare to VeloCMS?

GetResponse's Marketing Automation tier: $59/mo at 1K contacts, $99/mo at 2.5K, $169/mo at 5K, $299/mo at 10K, $599/mo at 25K. VeloCMS Business: $29/mo regardless of subscriber count. A content creator who grows from 1K to 10K subscribers goes from $29/mo (VeloCMS) to $299/mo (GetResponse) for essentially the same newsletter + blog + member use case. The 10K subscriber milestone — which most serious newsletter writers reach in 2-4 years — means GetResponse costs $270/mo more. VeloCMS's flat pricing is the most direct financial argument for switching.

Can I keep GetResponse automations and use VeloCMS as the CMS?

Yes — a hybrid approach is a valid starting point. VeloCMS serves your brand site and blog content. GetResponse continues handling your email automation sequences, webinar campaigns, and conversion funnels. New subscribers from VeloCMS blog signup blocks can be synced to GetResponse via webhook or a lightweight Resend → GetResponse connection. This lets you migrate the content side to VeloCMS (better blog, better SEO, better CMS UX) without rebuilding your GetResponse automation infrastructure at the same time. Over time, as VeloCMS's automation capabilities grow, you can evaluate which sequences to migrate.

Does VeloCMS have AI features like GetResponse's AI email assistant?

Yes — VeloCMS ships with a BYOK AI writing assistant using Google Gemini 2.5 Flash. Bring your own Gemini API key and the AI assistant drafts blog posts, suggests headlines, and generates newsletter content from your own admin panel. GetResponse's AI tools focus on email subject line optimization and email body generation within the email builder. VeloCMS's AI is embedded in the post editor for long-form content drafting. Different use cases: GetResponse's AI is for email campaign optimization; VeloCMS's AI is for editorial content creation.

What about GetResponse's deliverability and 27 years of experience?

GetResponse's 27-year deliverability track record is a genuine infrastructure advantage. They've built domain reputation, ISP relationships, and spam-filter management over decades. VeloCMS routes newsletters through BYOK Resend, a modern transactional email platform with strong deliverability but without GetResponse's historical ISP relationships. For high-volume senders (100K+ emails/month) where every decimal point of deliverability rate matters, GetResponse's reputation is a real argument. For content creators sending monthly newsletters to 1K-50K subscribers, Resend's deliverability is sufficient — and the flat-rate pricing difference outweighs the marginal deliverability advantage.

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From the founder

“GetResponse built something impressive over 27 years. The webinar hosting, the autofunnels, the visual automation builder — those aren't features you ship in a weekend. But I kept hearing from European SMBs and coaches: 'I pay GetResponse $169/mo for 5K contacts, and I still have a separate WordPress site because GetResponse's website builder isn't a real CMS.' That gap — the CMS gap — is exactly why VeloCMS exists. The blog, the content, the SEO, the branded site should live next to the newsletter and the member system. Not on a separate tool that costs more money and requires a separate login.”

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