MailerLite

The MailerLite add-on adds the people who write to you to your MailerLite groups, with their details as MailerLite fields and MailerLite’s own double opt-in.

Set it up

1. In MailerLite, open Integrations → API and generate a new token.
2. Paste it in Contact Form → Settings → Integrations → MailerLite and save. The card says Connected when MailerLite takes it.
3. Open a form, then its MailerLite tab, and tick the groups.
4. For double opt-in, also turn on Double opt-in for API and integrations in MailerLite’s Subscribe settings. Without it, MailerLite sends no confirmation email.

The form’s MailerLite tab

Setting	What it does
MailerLite groups	The groups people from this form join. Nothing ticked: this form sends nothing to MailerLite.
Add them only if they tick	The checkbox where people agree to get your emails. Always for a newsletter sign-up form.
Their email address is in	The first Email field, or the one you pick.
Ask them to confirm their email first	On at first. New subscribers come in unconfirmed, and MailerLite emails them a link.
Details to save	Pairs of a MailerLite field (name, last_name, phone or your own) and the form field it comes from. Nothing added: name and last_name come from a field called name, first name or last name, phone from a Phone field.

Someone already subscribed

Anyone can type anyone’s email into a form, so a subscriber MailerLite already has keeps their details and their status: they only join the form’s groups. A field your account doesn’t have would make MailerLite turn the whole subscriber away; the add-on then adds them without the details.

For developers

Nothing is sent while the form is in Test mode.

Hook	What it does
remaily_mailerlite_subscriber	The subscriber sent: ( $subscriber, $submission ), with email, fields, groups and status. Return an empty array to send nothing.