MailerLite Integration

Get MailerLite Subscribers From Your Comment Section

Why MailerLite?

MailerLite is a more polished and fully featured newsletter solution designed for marketers. It's also much easier to use than most newsletter solutions.

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Looking for MailerLite Classic?

This guide works for the newer version of MailerLite. Please see the MailerLite Classic documentation on how to connect MailerLite Classic to your comment section.

MailerLite Integration (Classic)

Enabling MailerLite

Enable MailLite Option

Visit the MailerLite settings in the Integrations tab. Click on "Enable MailerLite." You'll be prompted to enter your MailerLite API key.

MailerLite API Token Interface

⚙️Finding the Plugin Settings

Retrieving the API Keys

Log into your MailerLite account and find the Integrations tab on the left.

Find the Integrations Section to Access Your API Keys

Find the section for API and click the "Use" button.

API Use Button

One on the APIs screen, click the button for "Generate New Token."

The Use Button for Using the API

Name the token something memorable and create the token.

Create a Label for Your Token/API Key

Once you've clicked on "Create Token", you're presented with your token (API key). Save this somewhere you can access it later such as in a password manager. You'll use this token in the Comment Edit Pro MailerLite integration settings.

Copy Your Token Somewhere Safe

Adding the MailerLite Token to the Integration

Input your API Key and click on "Connect to MailerLite."

Connect to MailerLite With Your API Token/Key

Selecting a Group

Groups are like tags, and if you have any, they'll be listed in this section.

Select One or More Groups for Your Subscribers

You can also add your own Groups (tags) and refresh them if they are updated elsewhere.

Selecting a Field (Custom Fields)

MailerLite Fields are Shown in the Custom Fields Section

With Custom Fields, you can map all of your MailerLite fields to the various comment fields available.

Map to a Field or Enter a Custom Value

You're also able to refresh your Fields and add in new ones. If you need to delete any fields, I recommend doing so in the MailerLite interface.

Refresh or Add New Custom Fields

All Fields created using this integration will have the type of 'text.'

Set up Default Options

You can also set the sign-up label, whether to enable double-optin, and to have the signup checkbox enabled or disabled by default.

Adjust the Form Defaults Shown on the Frontend

What the User Sees

Subscribe Option on the Frontend

The user will see a Subscribe checkbox; if they subscribe, they will be sent an email for an opt-in request.

What You'll See

If the user subscribes, you will be able to view the subscriber and see all of the mapped custom fields and groups.

It'll also have an opt-in date should you choose to disable double opt-in.

Viewing a Subscriber in MailerLite