Gravity Forms MailerLite Add-On

Collecting email addresses through forms is simple. Getting them into your email platform is where the manual work piles up. This add-on links Gravity Forms to MailerLite so each submission can create or update a subscriber automatically. That removes spreadsheet exports, imports and the copy-and-paste errors that come with them.

Setup happens through field mapping: you choose which Gravity Forms field matches each MailerLite subscriber field. Conditional logic lets you decide which submissions are sent and to which list, based on what the visitor entered. You can connect several forms to different lists at once. It fits blogs, client sites and online stores that already use Gravity Forms and send campaigns from MailerLite.

Features

• Automatic list syncing: Form submissions are sent to your MailerLite subscriber lists as they arrive, which removes manual imports and the mistakes that can come with them.
• Form-field mapping: Match any Gravity Forms field to a MailerLite subscriber field so names, emails and other details land in the right place on each subscriber profile.
• Conditional logic support: Use Gravity Forms conditional logic to segment subscribers and trigger targeted campaigns based on what visitors enter in your forms.
• Real-time list building: Your MailerLite lists grow as visitors submit your forms, so new subscribers appear without a separate step on your side.
• Simple guided setup: The configuration is step by step and needs no coding, so you can connect your forms and your MailerLite account without technical help.
• Multiple forms and lists: Connect several Gravity Forms to different MailerLite lists at the same time, which suits segmented email marketing across a site.
• Safe data transfer: Subscriber information moves between your website and MailerLite in a secure and reliable way.
• Works with other add-ons: The add-on runs alongside other Gravity Forms extensions, so it can sit inside the form workflows you already have.

Best for

• Bloggers building a MailerLite subscriber list from forms
• Developers setting up email signup for client websites
• Online stores segmenting customers by form responses