What it does
MailerLite provides a drag-and-drop newsletter editor, subscriber signup tools, landing pages and email automation. It also supports paid newsletters and digital-product sales within its wider publishing workflow.
MailerLite joins the signup page and newsletter in one account. A course creator can collect subscribers on a landing page and deliver a lead magnet through automation, then use the newsletter editor for lessons and updates. Survey blocks and event RSVPs let subscribers respond inside a campaign.
Which MailerLite plan fits?
| Plan | Useful limits |
|---|---|
| Free | 250 subscribers, 2,500 emails a month, two users, three active forms and three automations |
| Comfort | Three users, 50 automations, ten forms and ten sites; sends equal ten times the selected subscriber tier |
| Power | Unlimited monthly emails subject to fair use, user seats, forms and automations |
| Enterprise | Custom sending volume and dedicated support for larger lists |
Create an account through Sign up free. New accounts receive 14 days of premium features without a credit card; Free continues afterward. Paid prices scale with subscribers and sending volume.
Active subscribers count cumulatively within a billing cycle, including addresses deleted later in that cycle. The count resets monthly. Exceeding Free's subscriber cap locks campaign and automation sending, and sending through the application programming interface (API) requires a paid plan.
Strengths
- Signup forms, landing pages and newsletter editing share one platform
- Email content blocks include surveys and event RSVPs
Watch out for
- Active subscribers count cumulatively during a billing cycle even if deleted later
- API email sending requires a paid plan
Best for
- Creators combining subscriber acquisition with a regular newsletter
Sources
- Email Marketing Features - MailerLite (Oct 25, 2026)
- MailerLite pricing and plan comparison (Oct 27, 2026)