Mail Mint Pro

Keep email marketing in WordPress

Mail Mint Pro brings lead forms, contact management, campaigns, and automation into your WordPress dashboard. Contacts are stored in your WordPress database, and email delivery uses your website's default SMTP. Mail Mint does not provide its own sending service or set contact and email-volume limits, so delivery depends on your SMTP setup and provider.

Collect contacts and build 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. Lists and tags help organize contacts; Pro includes dynamic segmentation for targeting by contact attributes or activity.

Design campaigns and newsletters with the visual drag-and-drop builder, or use the classic or plain-text editor. WooCommerce product blocks let you include shop products in emails, and merge tags can personalize messages with contact data. Mail Mint supports regular and scheduled campaigns; Pro adds email sequences and recurring campaigns.

Connect store activity to follow-ups

The visual automation builder uses triggers and actions to organize email follow-ups. Form submissions and WordPress activity can start workflows. Pro adds WooCommerce order and customer-behavior triggers, conditional flows, and abandoned-cart tracking and recovery emails. Pro also includes Easy Digital Downloads integration.

Customize store emails and use AI assistance

Mail Mint can customize default WooCommerce transactional emails, including messages sent after an order is placed or completed. A text editor is available, and Pro adds the visual drag-and-drop builder for these emails.

AI assistance can help prepare campaign content and automation workflows after you connect an AI provider. Review generated content and process changes before applying them.

Start with your WordPress setup

Install the add-on, make forms, organize contacts, and use the campaign editor to prepare newsletters or promotions. Configure your site's SMTP for sending, then set workflow triggers and actions to match the WordPress or store events you want to follow up on.