Sublead, compared with the tools you already know

Systeme.io, ClickFunnels, Kajabi, Notion, Canva and more: what each one costs and does when all you want is to publish a lead magnet and collect emails.

Each page states prices and limits as the vendor publishes them, with the day we checked, and says plainly when the other tool is the better choice.

• vs Systeme.ioAll-in-one marketing platformSublead vs Systeme.io: a free alternative for your lead magnetsSysteme.io runs a whole online business. Sublead does one thing: publish a lead magnet and collect emails, free and unlimited. Prices and features compared.
• vs ClickFunnelsSales funnel builderSublead vs ClickFunnels: a free alternative for your lead magnetsClickFunnels builds sales funnels from $97 a month. Sublead publishes a lead magnet with its opt-in page for free, and can send every sign-up to ClickFunnels.
• vs KajabiPlatform for selling courses and membershipsSublead vs Kajabi: an alternative to Kajabi for the lead magnet stepKajabi sells courses and memberships from $179 a month. Sublead publishes lead magnets and collects emails for free. What each one does, and when to use which.
• vs LeadpagesLanding page and website builderSublead vs Leadpages: a free alternative for lead magnetsLeadpages builds landing pages from $29 a month and emails your file to each lead. Sublead turns a document into a lead magnet and its opt-in page, for free.
• vs LearnyBoxAll-in-one platform for online coursesSublead vs LearnyBox: which one for your lead magnets?LearnyBox is a French all-in-one for courses, funnels and emails. Sublead only publishes lead magnets, free and unlimited. Prices and features compared.
• vs PodiaAll-in-one platform for courses and emailPodia alternative for lead magnets: Sublead vs PodiaPodia sells courses and downloads and sends your emails, from $49 a month. Sublead only publishes lead magnets and collects emails, free. Plans compared.
• vs KitEmail platform for creatorsSublead vs Kit (formerly ConvertKit): an alternative for your lead magnetKit (formerly ConvertKit) is an emailing tool with landing pages. Sublead publishes the lead magnet itself as a page. Free plans, prices and steps compared.
• vs MailchimpEmail marketing platformSublead vs Mailchimp: an alternative for publishing your lead magnetMailchimp sends your emails and includes landing pages. Sublead publishes the lead magnet as a page, free and without a contact limit. Plans and steps compared.
• vs MailerLiteEmail marketing platformSublead vs MailerLite: an alternative for your lead magnet pagesMailerLite's free plan has 1 landing page and 250 subscribers. Sublead publishes unlimited lead magnets as pages, free. What each does, prices and steps.
• vs BrevoEmailing, SMS and CRM platformSublead vs Brevo: an alternative for the lead magnet, not for the emailsBrevo sends your emails, SMS and automations. Sublead publishes the lead magnet and its opt-in page, free. What each one does, with Brevo's prices checked.
• vs ManyChatDM automation for Instagram, TikTok, Messenger and WhatsAppSublead vs ManyChat: the lead magnet page behind the DM linkManyChat sends the DM when a follower comments a keyword. Sublead is the page behind the link: the lead magnet and its opt-in page. How the two fit together.
• vs NotionWorkspace for documents and databasesSublead vs Notion: publishing a lead magnet that collects emailsA published Notion page is open to anyone with the link: no email gate. Sublead's editor works like a Notion page and adds the opt-in page. Both compared.
• vs CanvaOnline design toolSublead vs Canva: designing a lead magnet or publishing oneCanva designs the PDF. A PDF still needs a page that collects the email and a way to deliver it. Sublead publishes the content and the opt-in page in one link.
• vs TallyForm builderSublead vs Tally: an alternative to a Tally form for your lead magnetTally builds forms. Sublead publishes a lead magnet with its opt-in page. Both are free with no cap on volume. What each one does, prices and steps compared.
• vs TypeformConversational form and quiz builderSublead vs Typeform: an alternative to Typeform for a lead magnetTypeform makes conversational forms and quizzes, billed by responses. Sublead publishes a lead magnet with its opt-in page, free. Prices and steps compared.
• vs BeaconLead magnet design softwareSublead vs Beacon: an alternative for lead magnets published as web pagesBeacon designs ebooks and checklists as PDFs from templates. Sublead publishes the lead magnet as a web page with its opt-in page, free and unlimited. Compared.
• vs DesignrrEbook creatorSublead vs Designrr: an alternative when the lead magnet does not need to be a fileDesignrr turns blog posts, videos and documents into ebook files from $29 a month. Sublead publishes the lead magnet as a web page with its opt-in page, free.
• vs LinktreeLink-in-bio pageSublead vs Linktree: an alternative for the lead magnet in your bioLinktree lists your links. Sublead is one of those links: a lead magnet with its own opt-in page that collects emails. How they differ, and how to use both.
• vs BeaconsLink-in-bio page and creator storeSublead vs Beacons: an alternative for the lead magnet on your bio pageBeacons.ai is a link-in-bio page with a store and email. Sublead makes the free guide and its opt-in page behind one of those links. Plans and fees compared.
• vs Stan StoreCreator storefrontStan Store alternative for lead magnets: Sublead comparedStan Store is a storefront for selling digital products, from $29 a month. Sublead only publishes lead magnets and collects emails, free. Prices compared.
• vs GumroadStore for digital productsGumroad alternative for lead magnets: Sublead vs a $0 productCreators list a $0 product on Gumroad to collect emails. Sublead is built for that job: a document, an opt-in page, one link. What each tool is for, compared.
• vs PayhipOnline store for digital products and coursesSublead vs Payhip: an alternative to a free Payhip product for your lead magnetPayhip is a store: you can list a free ebook there and collect buyers' emails. Sublead publishes lead magnets with their opt-in page, and sells nothing.
• vs TeachablePlatform for selling online coursesSublead vs Teachable: where to publish the lead magnet for your courseTeachable hosts and sells your course from $39 a month. Sublead publishes, for free, the lead magnet that brings people to it. What each does, how they fit.
• vs ThinkificPlatform for courses, communities and digital downloadsSublead vs Thinkific: publishing lead magnets without a course platformThinkific has a lead magnet feature, inside plans that start at $109 a month. Sublead publishes lead magnets for free. How the two differ, and when to use each.
• vs SkoolCommunity and course platformSublead vs Skool for lead magnets: a free page or a free group?Skool hosts communities and courses from $9 a month. Sublead publishes a lead magnet with its opt-in page, free. When a free group works, and when a page does.
• vs SubstackNewsletter platformSublead vs Substack for lead magnets: a sign-up page per freebieSubstack collects subscribers for its newsletter and keeps 10% of paid plans. Sublead gives each lead magnet its own opt-in page, for free. Where each one fits.
• vs beehiivNewsletter platformSublead vs beehiiv: which one for a lead magnet, with or without a newsletterbeehiiv grows and sends a newsletter, free up to 2,500 subscribers. Sublead publishes a lead magnet with its opt-in page. What each does, and how they fit.
• vs FlodeskEmail marketing with designed forms and pagesSublead vs Flodesk: an alternative for the freebie behind your opt-in formFlodesk designs opt-in forms, landing pages and emails. Sublead writes the lead magnet and makes its opt-in page from it, free. Plans and steps compared.
• vs CarrdOne-page site builderSublead vs Carrd: an alternative to building a landing page for your lead magnetCarrd builds one-page sites from $9 a year; its signup forms need Pro Standard and an email service. Sublead makes the opt-in page from the lead magnet.