Forms

Contact Form 7

Turn Contact Form 7 submissions into newsletter subscribers: each form sends its contacts to the MailerPress list and tag you choose. Free with MailerPress; custom fields need MailerPress Pro.

Contact Form 7 and MailerPress

More about Contact Form 7

Contact Form 7 newsletter sign-ups, for free

Your contact, quote or download forms also build your Contact Form 7 newsletter audience, with the free version of MailerPress.

  • MailerPress tab: added to each Contact Form 7 form.
  • Each submission: creates or updates a contact in the list you pick.
  • Free version: email, name, list, tag and double opt-in work without MailerPress Pro.
  • MailerPress Pro: only needed for custom field mapping.

Works with MailerPress (free). Read the Contact Form 7 guide

Each form fills the right list

Point each form to its own list and tag, and contacts show Contact form 7 as their opt-in source.

  • Mail-tags: enter those of the email and name fields, such as [your-email] and [your-name].
  • List and tag: a Contact List, plus an optional Contact Tag.
  • Example: a “Download the guide” form sent to a “Leads” list with a “guide” tag.
  • Welcome email: the free Welcome New Subscribers workflow can send one.
  • No consent condition: every submission with an email is sent, so use forms where visitors expect your emails.

Confirmed subscribers, without bots

Double opt-in confirms each new address, and a hidden honeypot field keeps bot submissions out of your lists.

  • Enable Double Opt-in: new contacts stay Pending until they click the confirmation link.
  • Left unticked: MailerPress follows your Sign-up Confirmation setting.
  • Enable Honeypot Protection: on by default in the Spam Protection settings, it adds a hidden field.
  • Bots blocked: they fill in the hidden field, and their submissions never reach your lists.

Save company, phone and other details

With MailerPress Pro, extra form fields are saved on the contact, ready for segments or personalized emails.

  • Custom field mappings: each MailerPress custom field gets a box for a form tag.
  • Example: enter [your-company] next to your company custom field.
  • Without MailerPress Pro: email, name, list, tag and double opt-in work as usual.

Custom field mapping requires MailerPress Pro.

Set it up

Install both plugins, then set up each form from its own MailerPress tab.

  • Plugins: MailerPress and Contact Form 7, installed and active.
  • Where: Contact > Contact Forms, edit a form, then open its MailerPress tab.
  • Required: the email field and a list.

Step by step: Contact Form 7 integration guide

How MailerPress connects WordPress & Contact Form 7

Triggered in Contact Form 7Sync DirectionAction in MailerPress
Form submitted→Contact created or updated
Email and name mail-tags→Contact profile filled
Mapped mail-tags (MailerPress Pro)→Custom fields filled
Double opt-in ticked→Confirmation email sent
Form ID→Opt-in source recorded
Managed by MailerPressSync DirectionPowered by Contact Form 7
List and tag→“MailerPress” editor tab
Email and list check→Errors in the form editor
Bot filtering→Hidden honeypot field
Welcome workflow (free)←Form subscriptions

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