Manage email marketing in WordPress

Mail Mint Pro brings lead capture, contact management, campaigns, and automation into your WordPress dashboard. Contact and campaign data is stored in your WordPress database. Mail Mint sends through your site’s default SMTP and does not provide its own delivery service, so delivery depends on your SMTP setup and provider. Mail Mint sets no contact or send-volume limit.

Collect contacts and prepare campaigns

Create embedded, pop-up, fly-in, or notification bar forms to collect subscribers. Add contacts manually, import a CSV, or bring in WordPress visitors and WooCommerce customers. Organize contacts with lists and tags, then use Pro’s dynamic segmentation to target messages by contact attributes or activity.

Design campaigns and newsletters with the visual drag-and-drop builder, or use the classic and plain-text editors. Merge tags can personalize messages with contact data, and WooCommerce product blocks let you include products in campaign emails. Campaign settings include regular and scheduled sends, newsletters, follow-ups, and post-purchase messages; Pro adds email sequences and recurring campaigns.

Connect store activity to follow-ups

The visual process builder can respond to form submissions and WordPress events. Pro adds WooCommerce triggers for order and customer activity, along with conditional flows. Workflows can send emails, add delays, manage tags and lists, and sequence follow-ups. Pro also includes abandoned cart recovery, with cart tracking and automated recovery emails.

For WooCommerce stores, Mail Mint can tailor transactional emails such as order confirmations and receipts. Pro includes a visual builder for those messages. Pro also integrates with Easy Digital Downloads.

Use AI assistance with review

After connecting a supported AI provider, the assistant can help draft campaigns and automation processes, including email copy and subject lines. It can also summarize campaign or contact information. Review generated work and approve it before applying changes.

Privacy controls include double opt-in, unsubscribe and email preference links, IP anonymization, and a privacy checkbox for forms. Set up your website’s SMTP, then make forms, organize contacts, and build campaigns or workflows from the WordPress dashboard.