Mailpoet v5.44.0
Compare plan featuresFeaturesFeaturesStarterBusinessAgencyCreatorPlan DetailsMaximum subscribers500200,000+200,000+200,000+Maximum monthly emails5,000UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedSeatsUnlimitedUnlimi...
Compare plan featuresFeaturesFeaturesStarterBusinessAgencyCreatorPlan DetailsMaximum subscribers500200,000+200,000+200,000+Maximum monthly emails5,000UnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedSeatsUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedUnlimitedEmailsPre-built customizable email templates70+70+70+70+Mobile-friendly email templates. Drag and drop email editor. Include WordPress posts and pages. Include WooCommerce products. Remove MailPoet branding. Email MarketingNewslettersNewsletter schedulingNewsletter archivesAutomated welcome emails for new subscribersAutomatically send newly-published blog postsWooCommerce Email MarketingAbandoned cart remindersAutomated first purchase emails. Automated emails for purchases of specific products and product categoriesCustomize WooCommerce transactional emails. Subscriptions. Store, organize, and view subscribers in one place. Pre-built subscription forms. Custom subscription forms. Pop-up forms. Custom fields. Subscribe in WordPress comments and registrationSubscribe in WooCommerce checkout. One-click unsubscribeImport and export subscribersImport subscribers from Mailchimp. Subscriber SegmentationSubscriber engagement scores. Engagement-based segmentationPurchasing behavior-based segmentationAdvanced segmentationSubscriber Tags. Email Delivery. Sending with your host. Sending with 3rd party SMTPSending with MailPoet Sending ServiceAutomatic undeliverable email address managementAutomatic complaint managementSender authentication. Transactional emails. Analytics. Summarized email engagement statisticsDetailed email engagement statisticsDetailed WooCommerce purchasing statisticsGoogle Analytics integration for subscriber trackingIndividual subscriber engagement statisticsSupportWordPress forums. MailPoet Knowledge Base. Priority email support. Estimate your priceStarterEmail marketing essentials for bloggers, small businesses, or those just starting out.$ Start for FreeSend up to 5,000 emails per monthSubscription formsEmail and ecommerce marketingBasic marketing automationSummarized email engagement statisticsSend with MailPoet Sending ServiceCompare plan featuresAll plan featuresMost popularBusinessAdvanced email marketing functionality designed to help businesses of all sizes grow.$ $ Buy NowAll Starter features, plus:Send unlimited emails per monthRemove MailPoet brandingPriority supportSubscriber segmentationTargeted marketing automationDetailed email engagement and ecommerce statisticsCompare plan featuresAll plan featuresAgencyAdd MailPoet’s full functionality to multiple websites – perfect for WordPress agencies or freelancers. $ $ Buy NowAll Business features, plus:Use MailPoet on 50 websitesNumber of subscribers is per MailPoet instanceCompare plan featuresAll plan featuresCreatorWant to manage your own email sending? Our Creator plan offers all the features of the Business plan without the MailPoet Sending Service. Buy Now$ $ CreatorWant to manage your own email sending?
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Our Creator plan offers all the features of the Business plan without the MailPoet Sending Service - Buy Now$ $ Got questions? How do I know which plan is the best for my needs?×We generally recommend the “Business” plan for most sites, as it allows you to immediately focus on growing your business with ready-made marketing tools, reliable email delivery, and managed sender reputation. If you enjoy self-hosting – the “Creator” plan would be a good fit too.
If you’re looking to use MailPoet on multiple sites – choose the “Agency” plan. And if you’re just testing the waters – explore email marketing with the “Starter” plan at no cost. Choose the number of subscribers in your plan based on how many people you intend to send email marketing campaigns to. Read more about it here. What are the advanced features included in the Creator, Business, and Agency plans?×Detailed email engagement and commerce analytics - understand how your subscribers engage with your emails via open, click, unsubscribe statistics, how email drives WooCommerce purchasing behavior – total revenue, number of orders, products purchased.
Google Analytics integration - associate website visits with your email marketing campaigns in Google Analytics. Property and behavior-based subscriber segmentation - target your email campaigns to subscribers based on multiple properties and behaviors, such as to re-engage subscribers who have not recently read any of your newsletters, or customers from a specific set of countries who have not purchased anything recently. For full details on what’s included in MailPoet, take a look at our features.
What is the MailPoet Sending Service?×The MailPoet Sending Service is designed to handle the demands of WordPress and sends your emails for you. Our service enables you to send over 50,000 emails per hour, with unparalleled speed and performance, and over 99% uptime. We’re the only email provider for WordPress that can offer its own advanced email delivery infrastructure.
Why should I use the MailPoet Sending Service?×MailPoet Sending Service reliably delivers your email marketing campaigns and helps you to ensure that your emails always reach their destination and no email is left behind. We deliver millions of emails each month and offer a carefully maintained 98.5% deliverability rate, often exceeding industry standards. 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.
If you’re using the Business or Agency plan, there’s no restriction on the number of emails you can send with the MailPoet Sending Service. Our Starter plan is capped at 5,000 emails per month. Sending emails with your web host is a bad idea, and one we’ve written about here. We strongly encourage you to make the switch to the MailPoet Sending Service or a third-party email service provider for reliable email delivery.
Other Frequently Asked QuestionsJoin 500,000 happy MailPoet usersGDPR CompliantYour data is safe with us. We use MailPoet to run MailPoet and make every effort possible to protect your data as if it were our own. In just a few clicks, you can create GDPR-friendly sign-up forms that help you comply with European privacy regulations. We offer a detailed guide to help you adhere to GDPR.
You can check our privacy notice and request a signed Data Processing Agreement. Better email for non-profitsMailPoet lets you easily create and send newsletters to your supporters directly from your WordPress site. The best part? Non-profits get a 20% discount on any plan so you can enjoy all of MailPoet’s premium features! Contact our support team to request the non-profit discount.
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Release history
- Filters by status, list, tag, source, engagement score and dates, and sorting by more columns, on the Subscribers page;
- Hold campaigns that are late because sending was blocked, and let admins send, reschedule or cancel them from a notice;
- The Latest Posts block can now show password-protected posts without their content, leave them out, or treat them like any other post;
- Logs tab on the Help page;
- Handling of special characters in author, category and read more text of posts in emails;
- Reporting of failed database updates with the error details, and the update now starts right after the plugin is updated;
- Syncing of WordPress user email changes to MailPoet subscribers;
- Linking of new WordPress accounts to existing subscribers;
- Logs are easier to read with readable topic names, severity tags, plain messages with details on expand, and help text. Saved column, sort and page-size choices on the logs page reset once;
- Log messages are written in plain language;
- Deprecated the automation email personalization filters mailpoet_automation_email_personalize_html_after and mailpoet_automation_email_personalize_text_after in favor of personalization tags;
- Newsletters, post notifications and automation emails now wait in the queue on staging, development and local sites until you turn sending on;
- Filter button not hiding active filters on the Forms, Logs, Tags, Custom fields, Lists and Segments pages;
- Name column menu on the Automations listing offering Hide column and Add filter options that did nothing;
- Export downloads not working and a PHP warning logged on every page load on hosts that store uploads remotely, such as WordPress VIP;
- Missing texts on MailPoet admin pages when a translation contains a backslash;
- Title column menu on listings offering Hide column and Add filter options that did nothing;
- Redirect to the MailPoet welcome page after activation sometimes not happening;
- "View in browser" could fail for emails with broken column layouts;
- Compatibility with WordPress 7.2;
- Sending limit notice showing the wrong resume date, or a placeholder instead of the date in some languages;
- Verifying an already activated key no longer switches the sending method to MailPoet Sending Service;
- Date picked in segment conditions and the archive shortcode saved as the previous day in some time zones;
- Horizontal scrollbar under the email list on the Emails page.
- [See the changelog for all versions.](https://github.com/mailpoet/mailpoet/blob/trunk/mailpoet/changelog.txt)
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- Date created and Last modified sort options to the Newsletters list;
- Recorded the plugin behind API subscriber signups and the URL a subscriber was created from;
- Handling of link and style values in newsletters and forms;
- Display of names and subjects in admin notices, dialogs and subscription form messages;
- Download size of the plugin, now about a quarter smaller;
- Filtering and sorting on the Emails and sending status pages, with filters for status, list and sent date;
- Email subject and preview text are now at the top of the Settings panel in the block email editor, and a new email's name follows its subject until you rename it;
- Handling of links in sending error notices;
- Campaigns on sites with more than 200 subscribers whose From address is not on an authenticated domain are now paused before sending, and a notice lists the paused campaigns with the steps to resume them;
- Slow loading of the Emails, Automations, and Settings pages when the MailPoet Sending Service account has no authorized sender domain;
- Custom fields used in segments could be permanently deleted, which changed who the segments include;
- Custom CSS selectors with a comma inside, such as :not(.a, .b), in forms;
- Error when logging data that contains invalid characters;
- Missing tooltip and screen reader label on the Insert shortcode button in the classic newsletter editor;
- Horizontal scrollbar on the Automations page;
- Last modified date not changing when only the content of an email made in the new email editor is edited;
- Browser Back button not leaving the Emails, Settings, Help, Import and welcome wizard pages on the first press;
- Back button needing two presses to leave the Automations and automation analytics pages;
- Duplicate automations created by clicking Start building again while the automation editor was loading;
- Subscribe checkbox label in comment and registration forms refilling as soon as it was cleared in Settings, and showing no text when saved blank;
- Date filters on the Forms, Lists, Segments, Tags and Logs pages matching UTC days instead of the site’s time zone;
- Blank page instead of the automation editor when opening an automation email’s send page from an admin notice;
- Browser console warnings shown on every MailPoet admin page;
- PHP warning in the logs for sign-up forms that use columns.
- [See the changelog for all versions.](https://github.com/mailpoet/mailpoet/blob/trunk/mailpoet/changelog.txt)
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- Bundled third-party libraries to their latest compatible versions;
- Consistency of user role permissions across MailPoet admin pages;
- Custom field deletion in the form editor, with an option to remove the field from the current form only and a cleanup of its subscriber values and forms when deleting permanently;
- Validation of MailChimp API keys during subscriber import;
- Built-in CAPTCHA now accepts each answer only once and varies its audio on every play;
- Handling of escaped characters in form custom CSS and of form validation message colors;
- Tracked links whose address is set by subscriber data or personalization tags now lead only to the site's own domain;
- Sender domains are now added to your account only when you click Add domain, instead of as soon as the Manage Sender Domain dialog opens;
- Generated coupon codes in automation emails sent in the background showing the XXXX-XXXXXX-XXXX placeholder instead of a real code on WooCommerce 11.1 and newer;
- Images not loading in some form templates and in forms created from them;
- Form editor showing some images at full size instead of their set size;
- Tag segments matching every subscriber, and segments losing conditions on save, when MailPoet Premium is a different version from MailPoet;
- Images resized in the form editor not showing in the published form;
- Garbled date in the schedule field when the site date format contains escaped words or an ordinal suffix;
- Post blocks for the Latest Posts block showing in the email editor inserter outside the Post Template;
- PHP 8.5 deprecation notices on MailPoet admin pages and when sending newsletters.
- [See the changelog for all versions.](https://github.com/mailpoet/mailpoet/blob/trunk/mailpoet/changelog.txt)
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