Profile Builder - MailPoet Add-on

Collecting newsletter subscribers often means a separate signup form that sits apart from your user accounts. This add-on puts MailPoet subscription choices inside the Registration and Edit Profile forms that Profile Builder already provides. People pick the lists they want when they sign up, and they can change those choices later from their own profile.

The add-on works with MailPoet version 3 and follows MailPoet's double opt-in settings, so confirmation steps stay in place. You can add several subscribe fields and point each one at a different list, which helps when you send different newsletters to different groups. It is included with Profile Builder Pro and fits membership sites, online communities and content-heavy websites.

Features

• Subscribe fields in forms: Add MailPoet Subscribe fields to your Registration and Edit Profile forms, so users set their subscription preferences at signup or whenever they update their profile.
• Add as many fields as needed: You can place unlimited MailPoet Subscribe fields across your forms, which gives you room to offer more than one subscription option to your users.
• Per-list subscribe and unsubscribe: Users can join or leave individual MailPoet mailing lists on their own, giving them direct control over which messages they receive.
• MailPoet version 3 support: The add-on is built to work with MailPoet version 3, so it fits the list management and subscription features that version provides.
• Double opt-in respected: MailPoet's double opt-in settings are followed automatically, so confirmation emails still apply to people who subscribe through your registration and profile forms.
• Multiple audience segments: Several subscription fields let you target different segments, so each group can choose the tailored newsletters that match its interests directly from the profile page.
• Included with Profile Builder Pro: This add-on comes as part of Profile Builder Pro, sitting alongside its registration and profile management tools within the same WordPress setup.

Best for

• Membership sites that send newsletters through MailPoet
• Online communities with registration and profile forms
• Site owners managing several MailPoet lists for different audiences