MailerLite Reviews

Really cheap and efficient when compared to more expensive alternatives, while providing the same features. I love it!

It's almost like they don't like money. We had to make a public post on Twitter for them to allow us to sign up. It was ridiculous really

At the moment of signing up the offer was better than competition, pricing is good too. There are all the basic to medium features someone would need to set up automated email campaigns with low cost entrance, that includes hosting and editor for landing pages.

Pricing has increased during my time of using it, and new competition appeared with better cost to features ratio, where you don't really pay monthly, but it depends on number of emails sent. So it depends on what type of pricing you need and how many emails you send.

Easy to get started, user friendly, pretty intuitive, good report and analytics, easy to customize

Requires approval before being able to use the service (that was standard when I joined though that might be different now)

I like the templates I can create for various email functions like welcoming and inviting subscribers.

Trying to integrate it with WordPress was an ordeal. Why was I required to know how to set up DNS records and all of that tech stuff? But the Customer service via chat was able to resolve issues.

MailerLite is easy to set up, and the customization ability is better than that of other tools like Beehiiv. It links up well with other tools like Zapier.

The landing pages can look clunky, and integrating with my website was challenging —though it was finally achieved with a Zapier workaround.

I like that Mailerlite is not expensive. I also like that it allows you to customize fonts in the email. It's easy to build a campaign. It's easy to import contacts and manage. My landing page was easy to build if you want it simple or if you are a template and go type of person.

It's not as customizable as I'd like it to be. You can't change text on the actual email, you have to edit in the box to the side. It's confusing until you get used to it.

Easy to use and set up if you have technical skill. Integrates with multiple software for free.

Design builder is limited on mobile and can be hard to navigate for a novice.

I loved that up to 1,000 subscribers, it was free to use with pretty much all of the features. It's easy to create opt in forms, subscriber lists and segments etc.

If you're on the free version, there's no customer support. There's not even a way to contact support without upgrading, you get sent to the knowledge base. It was a big problem for me as there was no answer to my issue on the knowledge base.

Ease of use. Fantastic integration with many other platforms and website builders means that little problems with adding codes etc.

Not as many design options which is needed if you're working in the creative industries- emails have to look good ! and Mailerlite is a little boring.

It offers a lot of features I desperately need, like website setup and management, email subscriber management, email campaigns, landing pages, and more, all for a great cost compared to its alternatives! And their customer service is amazingly helpful when the technology challenged among us get lost!

I wish I had a bit more control of how the blocks on websites and emails steam into one another, to make it a bit less choppy, but it’s manageable for sure!

I'm not struggling to use the platform, it's designed for people who don't know much about complex technology.

There is no integration with Ecwid, a well-known e-commerce site.
We can't change the social media icon color to fit our brand color.

My business is very small - it's just me. I work as a service provider in the equine industry. And I have no prior training in anything to do with email marketing or such.
In spite of that, MailerLite has allowed me to build a well-functioning little email marketing system. This makes it easy to send professional looking emails to my customers.
Also, they have a very generous free 'first step'. This makes it possible to keep costs down - absolutely essential when you are just starting out with this in a small company. It's so easy to get trapped in a system which 'overprovides' at a high cost.
Another bonus is that the integration with my WordPress websites was smooth.
Their customer service is friendly, helpful and understands that even 'stupid' little problems can be big issues for their customers.
I sincerely hope that I can continue to use MailerLite - even when my business grows to higher levels.

There's not much to dislike about MailerLite. Of course, any new program or application will have a little learning curve. Up till now, I have managed to figure things out without too many problems. And their customer service department was very helpful in the Domain Authentication process.

Ease of use. Multiple features. But perhaps most importantly, some of the best and most efficient customer service I have ever experienced. Customer services tends to be lacking more and more these days with online companies, but MailterLite goes above and beyond in this respect. Every time I had a question or experienced an issue, the incredibly friendly MailerLite staff quickly resolved it quickly. With the Google and Yahoo authentication changes, adjustments needed to be made to my account to ensure my emails wouldn't go to spam. I was nervous about this and had some issues, but [sensitive content hidden] from MailerLite helped me through the whole process ensuring I was completely authenticated and ready to go. On top of efficiently solving my problem, [sensitive content hidden]was so friendly and pleasant to communicate with; a breath of fresh hair.

I haven't encountered any issues. Setting up landing pages, forms (pop-up and embedded), and email campaigns is very intuitive.

In addition to having reasonable prices, MailerLite has a ton of features designed specifically for bloggers, such as WordPress integration, video marketing, and RSS campaigns.

Although MailerLite is not the most feature-rich platform available, it does provide the essential capabilities and functionality that the typical small business may require to design and oversee email marketing campaigns. For instance, unlike some of its immediate rivals, including Zoho Campaigns, Constant Contact, and Mailchimp, it does not include native SMS marketing tools, nor does it have sophisticated contact management capabilities like other email marketing systems. With only about 100 apps available, it also has considerably fewer integrations than most of its competitors, and the new account login process is more difficult than most of them.