Gravity Forms MailerLite 1.1.1

Gravity Forms MailerLite is a WordPress add-on that forwards your Gravity Forms submissions to your MailerLite dashboard. Instead of manually copying leads, it helps you grow your email list by turning form entries into subscribers. This plugin streamlines the handoff between your site’s lead capture and your email marketing workflows, supporting ongoing engagement with customers and prospects. It’s built as a lightweight, beta-ready integration so you can test it quickly in a sandbox environment before using it more broadly.

Main Features

• Direct submission delivery — Sends Gravity Forms entries straight into your MailerLite dashboard for list management.
• Subscriber creation from forms — Helps convert form-fillers into MailerLite subscribers to support ongoing engagement.
• MailerLite list management workflow — Keeps contact activity in one place, aligned with how you manage your email lists.
• Lead/customer engagement support — Provides a smoother path from captured leads to email marketing actions in MailerLite.
• Designed for minimal setup — Lets you connect your forms to MailerLite with straightforward configuration.
• Lightweight beta integration — Built to support quick testing and easy adoption during evaluation.
• Gravity Forms compatibility — Works with your existing Gravity Forms setup on WordPress sites.

Benefits

• Faster list growth — Captured submissions can become subscribers without extra steps.
• Less manual work — Reduces copy-and-paste or repetitive import routines between WordPress and MailerLite.
• Better lead follow-through — Ensures your marketing contacts are added as new entries come in.
• Streamlined marketing operations — Connects form capture and email list handling across two familiar platforms.
• Cleaner workflows for testing — Beta-ready design makes it suitable for sandbox trials and feedback cycles.

Who is it suitable for?

• WordPress site owners using Gravity Forms to collect leads
• MailerLite users who want direct syncing of form submissions
• WooCommerce businesses that capture signup or contact leads through forms
• Agencies managing email list growth for client websites
• Marketers testing new form-to-email workflows in a staging environment
• Content creators and small teams building subscriber lists from site submissions