Send beautiful newsletters from WordPress. Collect subscribers with signup forms, automate your emails for WooCommerce, blog post notifications & more
Added: filter subscribers by clicking on tag badge; Release notes
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Added: Abilities that let AI agents read MailPoet's sending status, unsubscribe trend and recent newsletter statistics;
Added: Filters by status, list, tag, source, engagement score and dates, and sorting by more columns, on the Subscribers page;
Added: Date created and Last modified sort options to the Newsletters list;
Updated: Bundled third-party libraries to their latest compatible versions;
Improved: Google Analytics tracking parameters are now added to personalization tag links in block editor emails;
Added: "Only subscribers we can track" option on engagement segment filters, so segments like "did not open" leave out subscribers whose ope...
Added: Filter automation analytics by saved version, or aggregate across all of them; new runs always use the latest version;
Improved: more consistent look and feel of MailPoet pages with WordPress;
Changed: minimum required WooCommerce is 9.4;
Fixed: abandoned cart automation trigger doesn't work in some cases.
Fixed: incorrect value Last run started in Cron status at the help page;
Improved: form validation messages;
Changed: replaced PDO database connection in favor of WordPress's native wpdb;
Added: Method to update a subscriber to our public API;
Fixed: formatting tags in post titles are allowed;
Added: cancelling scheduled or running sending tasks;
Updated: composer dependencies;
Updated: npm dependencies;
Updated: composer dependencies;
Added: an error message when ping is not working;
Updated: composer dependencies;
Fixed: marking plugin as incompatible with WooCommerce HPOS on multisite;
Added: the date when a subscriber was added to the subscribers' list;
Improved: "Send email" automation step waits for the email to be queued before marking the step as completed;
Improved: Add additional transactional email triggers;
Fixed: manually confirming a subscriber in the UI doesn't trigger automations;
Improved: 1-click unsubscribe headers for non MailPoet sending methods;
Improved: when creating a tag, pressing Enter is no longer required.
Improved: minor changes and fixes.
Added: Automations are now generally available;
Improved: new segment "purchased product by attribute" introduced;
Improved: when the domain authentication service is unavailable, regard the old authentication status as the current one and continue to all...
Improvement: utmsource and utmtype parameters are added to links by default;
Updated: Gutenberg dependencies;
Fixed: automation and legacy emails not rendering if one has an invalid option;
Improved: during import, "Update existing subscriber status" no longer requires "Update existing subscriber info" to be enabled;
Improved: Display sender domain authentication notices in Automations;
Updated: minimum required WooCommerce version to 8.4;
Added: a new segment for "Number of orders with coupon code";
Improved: notices in the banners now indicate that the new sending rules will be enforced on February 1st.
Fixed: Partially verified domains could not be re-verified
Added: notices about new sender domain requirements;
Added: MailPoet integration with WooCommerce Multi-Channel dashboard;
Improved: Some translations got rephrased;
Improved: warn users on PHP 7.4 about outdated PHP version;
Updated: upcoming Black Friday sale dates;
Updated: design of the section that shows multiple conditions when creating or editing segments;
Added: "order created", "order cancelled", and "order completed" automation triggers;
Added: "number of emails received", "number of clicks", and "first order" segments.
Improved: minor changes and fixes.
Added: drag-to-scroll in the automation editor;
Added: option to create new segment from the send page;
Fixes: When editing a newsletter the media dialog did not open in some cases.
Added: show segment filter on email listing and stats pages;
Updated: npm dependencies;
Added: a filter to remove restrictions on Woo Express;
Fixed: in Styles section in email editor, titles overflow to 2nd line;
Improved: [mailpoetarchive] is now filterable (startdate, enddate, inthelastdays, subjectcontains, limit);
Added: see subscriber stats in the last 30 days, 12 months, and lifetime;
Fixed: error "Objects are not valid as a React child" when the premium plugin version is incompatible;
Added: "is blank" and "is not blank" option for custom field segments;
Added: detailed Automation analytics;
Added: a notice when paid features are available but the premium plugin is not installed;
Fixed: error of the subscribedDate filter introduced in MailPoet 4.22.1.
Added: segments containing "in the last X days" now also include "over all time" option;
Added: "on or after" and "on or before" options to date-based segments;
Added: bulk add or remove tag on Subscribers listing page;
Added: "Used shipping method" segment;
Added: "is in city" and "postal code" segments;
Updated: list of cookies in Settings > Privacy generated by MailPoet;
Added: Automation templates for abandoned cart and first-time buyers;
Fixed: rarely the last page before sending the email can fail to load;
Improved: "is in country" segment no longer requires completed WooCommerce order. If the user has country assigned, it will be used for segm...
Fix: Stop adding indexes to first name and name field, when they already have been created.
Added: subscriber counts caching to improve performance on websites with 2,000+ subscribers;
Added: "Subscribed via form" segment;
Updated: minimum required WooCommerce version to 7.4.0;
Added: "was sent email" segment;
Improved: minor changes and fixes.
Fixed: shortcode support in button, image and social icons links.
Fixed: post notifications not sent if scheduled with minutes.
Added: "Order status change" trigger in Automations;
Improved: minor changes and fixes.
Added: shortcode support when editing WooCommerce emails;
Added: WooCommerce version check and notice when using an old version;
Updated: Gutenberg dependencies.
Added: Home page;
Added: option to run an automation multiple times for the same subscriber;
Added: filter allowing to configure PHPMailer when sending via SMTP;
Updated: minimum required WordPress version to 5.9;
Improved: explain MailPoet Sending Service during onboarding;
Added: "Copy to clipboard" button next to System Info;
Added: anonymized and opt-in tracking of revenue per email campaign;
Fixed: issue with new installations of MailPoet on websites with WooCommerce.
Added: a new landing page to explain MailPoet to new users;
Improved: translate error messages from MailPoet Sending Service;
Updated: TinyMCE editor to v6;
Improved: welcome wizard first step design;
Added: confirmation email can be designed in email editor;
Added: link to purchase a MailPoet plan from Key Activation page;
Send beautiful newsletters from WordPress. Collect subscribers with signup forms, automate your emails for WooCommerce, blog post notifications & more
Use MailPoet to create, send, manage, and grow your email marketing campaigns – all without leaving your WordPress dashboard.
Our newsletter builder integrates perfectly with WordPress so any website owner can create beautiful emails from scratch, or by using our responsive templates that display flawlessly across all devices.
Schedule your newsletters, send them right away, or set up new blog post notifications to send automatically, in just a few clicks.
Trusted by 500,000 WordPress websites since 2011.
With a free plan for up to 1,000 subscribers, and scaling paid plans with enhanced functionality available, MailPoet is an email marketing solution suitable for both beginners and proficient email marketers.
Visit our website for more information on plans and pricing
Promote your business, sell more products, and enhance your customer service with MailPoet’s WooCommerce features.
Use the automated email options to:
And with WooCommerce-specific segmentation options, you’ll be able to send targeted emails to your customers based on criteria such as their country, the number of orders they’ve placed, how much they’ve spent, and if they have an active product subscription (powered by WooCommerce Subscriptions) or membership (powered by WooCommerce Memberships).
In addition, you’ll also be able to increase brand recognition by customizing your WooCommerce transactional emails. Create a unified brand experience by changing the layout, colors, and fonts used in your emails, as well as adding any images or additional information to them.
The MailPoet Sending Service is free for your first 1,000 subscribers, with scaling plans available thereafter. Read more.
Sending emails and newsletters with your host is not a good idea. You might face sending speed limitations and see your emails ending up in the spam box.
To help your sending go without a hitch, we’ve created an advanced email delivery infrastructure built for WordPress. Our technology allows you to:
The MailPoet Sending Service is very easy to set up, you just have to enter a key in your WordPress dashboard and you’re all set!
MailPoet is available to download for free. Our free download includes all of the features listed above (with the exception of those indicating a plan requirement) under the following criteria:
Or if you opt for a MailPoet plan, you’ll get access to the MailPoet Sending Service.
A free Starter plan is available for those who have 1,000 subscribers or less and would like to use the MailPoet Sending Service. And our paid plans offer features and functionality for those with larger lists who are looking to grow their business using email marketing.
Take a look at our pricing page for full details on what’s included in each plan.
Please note:
Official translations
Community translations
We welcome experienced translators to translate directly on our Transifex project. Please note that any translations submitted via the "Translating WordPress" website will not work.
Our repository is public on GitHub.
Have a question for us? Reach us at security@ our domain, or report security issues to our Bug Bounty program.
To improve user experience, MailPoet may use the following 3rd party libraries if the Load 3rd-party libraries setting is enabled:
Google Fonts - used in Form Editor which you can use to customize your forms, and in the Email Editor to style emails. This can be individually disabled by a filter
HelpScout - used to show help tooltips throughout the plugin, easily access documentation, and contact our customer support team. This functionality may load scripts from https://beacon-v2.helpscout.net/
Mixpanel - used to send data about the usage of the MailPoet plugin when you agree with sharing usage data with us
Satismeter - used to ask for feedback.
Loading all these libraries is disabled by default. The option can be enabled in the MailPoet's Settings > Advanced > Load 3rd-party libraries.
We do not store or keep any data from your subscribers. However, if you're sending with us, we do process all the emails to be sent. It means MailPoet only logs email addresses to ensure that our service runs effectively. We do not track anything else.
The MailPoet Sending Service is built exclusively to send WordPress and WooCommerce emails. Our in-house technology provides unparalleled speed (over 50,000 emails per hour) and performance, 99% uptime, and zero loss.
You have the liberty to choose how you send your emails: your own host (default, but not recommended), the MailPoet Sending Service, SendGrid, Amazon SES, or most SMTP providers including MailGun, etc.
Our free and paid plans offer unlimited amount of emails.
Our global deliverability rate is 98.5%, often exceeding industry standards. We monitor each and every one of the millions of emails that we send for our users.
Whether you send 10 or 100,000 emails a day, the MailPoet Sending Service routinely handles small business newsletters through to huge mailing lists with tens of thousands of subscribers.
We highly encourage not to send with your host, here’s why.
Yes! In MailPoet you can set either categories or tags to include/exclude. This allows you to only send posts from specific categories or tags, ensuring that non-relevant posts stay out of your emails. You can also set up multiple post notification emails to better target your subscribers' interests.
Yes, we are GDPR compliant. We do not have a Data Processing Agreement though. Our privacy notice can act as an agreement and GDPR takes this into consideration. By using our service, you acknowledge our Privacy Notice.
We suggest that you also add a link to our Privacy Notice in your own Privacy Notice page. What's important is to make sure that your subscribers are aware that MailPoet delivers your email, if you send with MailPoet that is.
You can also read our Guide to Conform to GDPR.
Yes, with MailPoet your customers can subscribe at checkout to your mailing list. You will even be able to send them abandoned cart reminder if they forgot to complete their purchase.
It’s MailPoet, not mail poet. We’ll answer to either though!
Check our Knowledge Base or contact us through our support site.
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Artwork, fonts, media and documents that may be licensed separately are not redistributed; the licensing page explains what is replaced or removed, and the security tab lists it per version. Support and update entitlement come with the license you buy from the vendor.
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