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Keep your MailerLite list. Lanternbee fills it.

Lanternbee can send your newsletters itself, but many authors already have years of work in MailerLite. Connect it once and every reader who signs up or buys from your store is copied there. You keep writing your newsletter where you always have.

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What it does in Lanternbee

  • When you connect, every reader who agreed to your emails is copied to MailerLite.
  • After that, each new newsletter sign-up and each buyer is copied as it happens.
  • Readers go into the MailerLite group you choose, with their email and name.
  • Readers who agreed to your emails are added as active. Buyers who did not are added as unsubscribed, so they are not mailed.
  • If MailerLite refuses a reader, Lanternbee keeps the error on the integrations page and carries on.

Limits

  • Copying goes one way, from Lanternbee to MailerLite. Unsubscribes in MailerLite do not come back to Lanternbee.
  • Lanternbee tags such as format and series are not copied to MailerLite yet. Use groups instead.
  • MailerLite’s own limits apply. The free plan stops at 250 subscribers.

How to set it up

  1. Find your MailerLite API token

    In MailerLite, go to Integrations, then API, and create a token.

  2. Open Integrations in Lanternbee

    In your store, go to Newsletters, then Integrations.

  3. Paste the token and group ID

    Paste the token. Add the ID of the MailerLite group readers should join, if you want one.

  4. Connect

    Tick Copy subscribers and buyers and press Connect. Lanternbee checks the token with MailerLite, then copies your readers.

What it costs

Prices from MailerLite and Lanternbee, as checked on the date below.
WhatCostDetails
LanternbeeIncluded on every plan
MailerLite Free$0Up to 250 subscribers and 2,500 emails a month.
MailerLite paid plansFrom $12 a monthThe Comfort plan’s starting price. It rises with the size of your list.

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