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Builderall pricing

Pricing, explained Full review →

By Marcus Reyes, Editor. Verified against the vendor's pricing page on 2026-09-28.

Plans and what they include

Builderall is billed annually and priced in euros, and the plan you need depends on which tools you want. Core is a website only. The Supercheckout and MailingBoss email start on Essentials, the funnel builder, CRM and eLearning on Advanced, and webinars on Premium, so the cheap headline price is not the plan that runs a funnel.

PlanPriceIncludes
Core€7.50/moWebsite builder, hosting, a free domain for one year, 1 mailbox, 2 GB storage, 250 AI credits, 1 published site. No email, checkout or funnels.
Essentials€21.75/moAdds MailingBoss email (60k sends/mo, 3,000 subscribers), Supercheckout, booking, chatbot, WordPress and WooCommerce, 10 sites.
Advanced€45.75/moAdds the funnel builder, CRM, eLearning, SMS, WhatsApp automation, team access, 250k email sends, 10,000 subscribers, 25 sites.
Premium€117/moAdds the Webinar Builder, video hosting, quiz and magazine builders, Telegram, 1M email sends, 100,000 subscribers.

Prices are annual billing (paid yearly, which Builderall advertises as three months free versus monthly), shown in euros; a monthly toggle raises each figure. Core is a website plan only. The Supercheckout and MailingBoss email start on Essentials, the funnel builder, CRM and eLearning on Advanced, and webinars on Premium. There is no free trial, but every plan has a 30-day money-back guarantee, and you still pay your own payment processor's fees.

Is it worth the money?

What works

  • One login covers a lot for very little money: a website and funnel builder, MailingBoss email, Supercheckout, courses, webinars, a chatbot and a CRM. Long-term users call it a lot for the money, and for a solo operator it can replace several separate subscriptions.
  • It is a real, established platform, not a gamble. Builderall has run since 2017, says it has more than 2 million users, and keeps adding tools, including newer AI website and email builders, so you are not betting on a company that might disappear.
  • The Supercheckout is quick to set up for straightforward selling, including physical goods with shipping and inventory, so a beginner can get an offer live without wiring in a separate checkout.

What to watch

  • Breadth comes at the cost of depth. Reviewers consistently rate the individual tools below dedicated ones, from email deliverability below Mailchimp to a page builder below LeadPages. You trade the strongest tool in each category for everything in one place.
  • Reliability is the recurring complaint. Users report weekly outages, with Supercheckout and pages failing to load and emails not sending. For a business running paid traffic, an outage on the checkout is ad spend with nowhere to land.
  • The interface is described as buggy, slow and unintuitive, and the dashboard loads slowly under the weight of so many apps, so simple edits can take longer than they should.
  • The cheap headline hides the tiers you actually need. Core at 7.50 euros a month is a website only; the checkout starts on Essentials, and the funnel builder, CRM and courses only arrive on Advanced at 45.75 euros a month, so the real price for the full stack is several times the entry number.

Frequently asked questions

How much does Builderall cost?
Builderall has four plans, billed annually and priced in euros: Core at 7.50 euros a month (a website only), Essentials at 21.75 euros (which adds the Supercheckout and MailingBoss email), Advanced at 45.75 euros (which adds the funnel builder, CRM and eLearning) and Premium at 117 euros (which adds webinars). The tiers are in the table above.
Does Builderall have a free trial?
No, there is no free trial. Every plan comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee instead, so you buy a plan and can request a full refund within the first 30 days if it is not the right fit. Monthly plans can be cancelled before the next billing date; annual plans are refundable inside that 30-day window.
Are there fees on top of the plan?
Yes. Builderall is not a payment processor, so you pay your own gateway fees on your sales. Email and subscriber limits are set per plan, and going over the subscriber cap costs about $10 per extra 5,000 subscribers, so model your cost at the list size you actually expect.

What we read

From Builderall

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