Gravity Forms MailPoet Add-On

Collecting leads in a form and then moving them into an email list by hand takes time and invites mistakes. This add-on links Gravity Forms and MailPoet so that form respondents can be added to your MailPoet lists as part of the normal submission flow. You set this up in a feed, where you pick the lists and map form fields to subscriber details.

Feeds also cover tags, MailPoet email options and conditional logic, so you decide when a subscriber is added and how they are labeled. Submissions can be processed in the background, and delayed payment is supported for forms that take payments. If a subscriber already exists, feed tags are merged with their current MailPoet tags. It suits sites that already run both plugins and want one less manual step.

Features

• Automatic list subscription: Respondents who submit a Gravity Forms form can be added to the MailPoet lists you select, so new contacts reach your mailing lists without manual entry.
• Feed-based list selection: Each feed lets you choose which MailPoet list or lists a form sends subscribers to, so different forms can feed different audiences.
• Field mapping: Map the fields in your form to MailPoet subscriber details so the information people enter lands in the right place in your list.
• Tags on subscribers: Apply tags through the feed settings. When a subscriber already exists, the new tags are merged with the tags they have in MailPoet.
• Conditional logic control: Use Gravity Forms conditional logic to decide when a subscriber is added, based on what the person entered in the form.
• MailPoet email options: The feed settings include MailPoet email options, so you can manage how subscribers are handled in MailPoet from the form configuration.
• Async and delayed payment support: Feeds can be processed asynchronously, and delayed payment is supported, which helps when a form takes payment before the subscriber is added.
• Resubscription filter: A developer filter, gform_mailpoet_allow_resubscription, lets you control whether a previously unsubscribed contact can be subscribed again through a form.

Best for

• WordPress sites using Gravity Forms and MailPoet together
• Bloggers and marketers building email lists from forms
• Developers who want filters and feed-level control