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WooCommerce email marketing inside WordPress: collect newsletter opt-ins at checkout, recover abandoned carts, redesign your order emails and see the revenue each campaign brings in.

WooCommerce and MailerPress

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WooCommerce email marketing, from your store

Run your WooCommerce newsletter, order emails and sales follow-ups from the same WordPress dashboard as your store.

  • Sign-ups at checkout: shoppers tick a box and join your lists.
  • Order emails: WooCommerce emails redesigned in the MailerPress editor.
  • Automations: abandoned carts, first orders and lapsed customers.
  • Revenue per campaign: see which newsletters bring in sales.
  • Product blocks: show products, prices and buy buttons in any email.

Product blocks are free. Everything else requires MailerPress Pro. Read the WooCommerce guide

Turn checkout into newsletter sign-ups

An opt-in box on the checkout page adds buyers to your lists as they order.

  • Both checkouts: works on the block checkout and the classic checkout, unticked by default.
  • Guests included: buyers without an account are added with their billing email.
  • Lists and tags: for example a “Customers” list and an “order” tag.
  • Custom fields: copy billing or shipping fields to the contact.
  • FunnelKit: the box also works in FunnelKit checkouts (MailerPress Pro 2.1.2+).

Requires MailerPress Pro.

Order emails that match your brand

Replace the plain WooCommerce emails with designs built in the MailerPress editor.

  • 11 store emails: 8 customer emails (Processing Order, Completed Order, Customer Invoice…) and 3 admin notifications.
  • 21 with WooCommerce Subscriptions: 10 subscription emails are added.
  • One mode per email: Default, Custom or Disabled.
  • Merge tags: {{order_number}}, {{customer_first_name}} and more.
  • Safe testing: send a test with sample data before going live.

Requires MailerPress Pro. How to customize WooCommerce emails

Recover carts and lapsed customers

Ready-made automations follow up with shoppers who did not finish or stopped ordering.

  • Abandoned cart: a reminder after 24 hours, only if no order was placed.
  • One-click return: the email button restores the cart and opens checkout.
  • Guests tracked: as soon as they type their email at checkout.
  • Your rules: minimum cart value, second reminder.
  • Win-back: an automation starts when a customer has not ordered for X days.

Requires MailerPress Pro 2.1.0+. Guides: abandoned carts · win-back

Target buyers and measure sales per campaign

Use purchase data to choose who gets an email and to see what each campaign earns.

  • Revenue per campaign: completed orders after a click in the campaign, refunds deducted.
  • Purchase segments: has purchased, has not purchased, has purchased a product, total purchases.
  • Conditional display: show or hide a block based on order count or total spent.
  • Example: announce an accessory only to buyers of the matching product.

Requires MailerPress Pro. Revenue tracking needs click tracking turned on and a billing email that matches the contact.

How MailerPress connects WordPress & WooCommerce

Triggered in WooCommerceSync DirectionAction in MailerPress
Checkout with box ticked, guests included→Contact added to lists and tags
Order status changed→Automation started
Product purchased→Automation started
First order completed→First-order automation started
Cart abandoned, email known→Recovery automation started
No order for X days→Win-back automation started
Order completed after a campaign click→Revenue added to the campaign
Managed by MailerPressSync DirectionPowered by WooCommerce
Custom email designs→11 store emails, 21 with WooCommerce Subscriptions
Unique coupon codes→WooCommerce coupons
Cart recovery link→Cart restored at checkout
Newsletter preferences→My Account tab
Contact custom fields←Billing and shipping fields
Product Showcase and Query blocks←Product catalog
Segments and conditional display←Purchase history and spend

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