Choose Omnisend if you want email and text messages sent from one automation setup for your store. Choose Postscript if you run texting as a main revenue channel for a Shopify store. Omnisend has a free plan and paid monthly plans, with the largest lists quoted. Postscript charges a monthly platform fee plus per-message costs, with larger plans quoted.
A store owner who already sends email often wants texts in the same flows. Omnisend puts email, SMS and push in one automation canvas. It also allows many team seats with roles, without paying per user. Its free migration service helps merchants move from another provider. The limit some users report is that its reports and analytics feel shallow for their needs.
A brand that sees SMS as its own channel will look at Postscript first. Postscript collects replies in a team inbox so staff can respond to individual subscribers. It also sends RCS messages and strips landline and invalid numbers before a send. Its focus is the Shopify integration, so merchants on other platforms set up a software kit on their own. Postscript sits beside the email platform instead of replacing it.
Omnisend's users praise the email builder and automations because a team can configure them without technical skill. Support also draws praise for being responsive. Reviewers also note that the editor and templates offer limited flexibility. Costs grow for small businesses as SMS credits and list sizes rise. Postscript's reviewers like how quickly campaigns and flows go live. They find it competitively priced for what it does and praise its personal support.
Omnisend describes a pet accessories brand that sells across several European markets and runs welcome, cart and lead capture automations in local languages. The brand's revenue from Omnisend grew sharply over several years, and automated flows brought in more than half of it. Postscript tells of a sports nutrition brand that switched away from a different SMS product to get better analytics. On Postscript, that customer grew its texting around community rather than discounts, and it earned substantial SMS revenue within its first months.