Newsletter - Elementor Pro Addon

Running a mailing list often means juggling a form tool, an email editor and a sending service. This plugin brings those jobs into WordPress. You place subscription forms on your site, collect subscribers into lists, and design each newsletter in a visual composer that previews how the message looks on different devices.

It also connects with the tools many site owners already use. Elementor, Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms and WPForms can feed subscribers into your lists, while external mail services such as SendGrid, Amazon SES and Mailgun can handle delivery. Store owners can add products from WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads to their emails.

Features

• Subscription form builder: Create customizable subscription forms and place them anywhere on your WordPress site, so visitors can join your mailing list from the pages where they already read.
• Drag-and-drop newsletter composer: Design newsletters with more than 25 blocks, including images, videos, WooCommerce products and HTML snippets, and check real-time previews across devices.
• Automated campaigns and autoresponders: Set up recurring or one-time newsletters, plus follow-up series that go out to subscribers automatically over time.
• Campaign reporting: Track opens, clicks and other engagement metrics for each campaign, so you can see how readers respond to your emails.
• Form builder connections: Collect subscribers through Elementor, Contact Form 7, Ninja Forms, Gravity Forms, WPForms and other supported form tools.
• External mail service delivery: Send through services such as SendGrid, Amazon SES, Mailgun and SMTP.com, which helps you work around the sending limits of your own server.
• Segmentation and welcome emails: Sort subscribers into targeted lists automatically and send personalized welcome emails to new sign-ups.
• List management tools: Handle bounces, import and export subscribers, and publish public archives of past newsletters to keep your list organized.

Best for

• WordPress site owners building a mailing list
• Elementor users who want newsletters inside WordPress
• Online stores promoting WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads products