# How Notifly compares

Canonical page: https://notifly.io/compare

Every claim these pages make about another vendor links that vendor's own
documentation, pricing page, or public issue tracker. No benchmarketing.

## Notifly's own position, on every comparison

- Flat monthly plans, metered on events sent — never per monthly active user and
  never per individual send.
- A free plan that is a real workspace: 10,000 events a month, all five channels,
  all 70+ providers, no credit card.
- The team features (role-based access control, translations, audit logs,
  unlimited members and environments) land on the $149 Team plan, not behind an
  enterprise contract.
- Self-hostable lineage: built on the MIT-licensed Novu engine, run as a managed
  service.

## The comparisons

### Notifly vs Novu

The engine relationship, and where each product puts the team features: RBAC, translations, audit logs, org switching, unlimited members and environments.

Read it: https://notifly.io/compare/novu

### Notifly vs OneSignal

OneSignal's free plan caps mobile push and in-app at 1,000 MAU from Sept–Oct 2026. Notifly meters events, not people — subscribers are unlimited on every plan.

Read it: https://notifly.io/compare/onesignal

### Notifly vs Knock

Knock bills per message and reserves SAML SSO, SCIM, custom roles, and translations for its Enterprise plan. Notifly's flat plans start at $0 and put roles and translations on a $149 tier.

Read it: https://notifly.io/compare/knock

### Notifly vs Courier

Courier charges $0.005 per send above a 10,000-send free tier, keeps self-serve message logs 7–30 days, and lists RBAC under Enterprise. What a flat plan changes.

Read it: https://notifly.io/compare/courier
