MailerLite
Email campaigns with forms and landing pages
What MailerLite does
MailerLite provides newsletters, signup forms, landing pages, automations, and digital-product features.
Suitability, strengths, and limitations below are editorial assessments based on research.
Who should use it
- Small teams building a newsletter and signup flow
Who should not use it
- You require an extensive shared sales CRM
Capabilities
- Newsletters
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- Signup forms
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- Landing pages
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- Automation
- Supported — Three automations on Free; higher plans increase limits. Source ↗
- Digital products
- Conditional — Product allowances depend on plan. Source ↗
- Paid subscriptions
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- API
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Strengths (editorial)
- A useful starting point for a contained email project
- Offers several ways to grow beyond the first issue
Limitations (editorial)
- Sending volume belongs in the cost comparison
- The free tier is a starting point rather than unlimited growth
Pricing overview
- Free plan
- Yes
- Free trial
- Yes · 14 days
- Pricing model
- mixed
- Starting paid price
- Starting price not verified
Free plan available. Free plan: up to 250 subscribers and 2,500 monthly emails in the researched table. Paid costs depend on list size and sending. Paid starting prices are not yet verified.
Pricing verified: October 4, 2026. Prices and plan limits can change.
MailerLite official pricing ↗Your first newsletter workflow
Start with one small project in MailerLite. Use this checklist as you try it.
Checklist progress lasts while this page is open. Check current plans before committing.
Still choosing? Find your starting pointSources & review status
Research-based profile, not a hands-on review. Last verified: October 4, 2026. Verification covers the sourced facts below; unknown fields remain unverified.
Categories: Email marketing · Newsletter platform
- MailerLite pricing and plans ↗ · pricing · October 4, 2026
- MailerLite email marketing features ↗ · official · October 4, 2026
- MailerLite developer documentation ↗ · documentation · October 4, 2026
Editorial guidance is a research-based assessment, not a measured ranking or hands-on test.