Email marketing, back inside WordPress.
MailerPress is an email marketing plugin for WordPress that lets site owners, agencies and online stores design, send and automate their emails from wp-admin, with unlimited contacts stored on their own server. Free on WordPress.org since July 2025, Pro since October 2025, built in the South-West of France by the team behind SEOPress.
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What MailerPress does
One plugin covers the whole email stack: creation, contacts, automation, sending and transactional emails, all from the WordPress dashboard.
Create
Drag-and-drop email builder
Design newsletters in an editor that borrows the block editor’s interface but runs on an engine written for email clients. Every campaign renders correctly in Gmail, Outlook and Apple Mail without a line of code.
Automate
Email automations
Build welcome sequences, abandoned-cart reminders and follow-ups in a visual workflow builder, entirely inside WordPress. Automations run on your server and can be drafted by AI from a one-sentence brief.
Transactional
WordPress and WooCommerce email customizer
Redesign the emails WordPress and WooCommerce already send on your behalf, from the new-account message to the order confirmation, with merge tags and your own branding.
Grow
Contacts, lists, segments and forms
Import or sync your WordPress users, tag and segment them on custom fields or purchase history, and grow the list with native signup forms or Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Contact Form 7, SureForms and Elementor.
Send
Sending through the provider you choose
MailerPress does not send email itself: connect Amazon SES, SendGrid, Postmark, Brevo, Mailjet, Mailgun, Resend, Emailit, SMTP2GO or any SMTP server. You keep your sender domain, your reputation and your sending cost.
Pro
AI writing and translation
Write, rewrite and translate campaigns with OpenAI, Mistral AI, DeepSeek or Google AI Studio, using your own API key. The engine is yours to pick, and your content never leaves the provider you chose.
What makes MailerPress different
Five choices that set MailerPress apart from MailPoet, Mailchimp and Brevo, with the numbers behind each.
01 / Pricing
A flat licence per site, never per contact
MailPoet, Mailchimp and Brevo bill per subscriber: MailPoet starts at €10 a month at 500 contacts and reaches about $816 a year at 10,000. MailerPress Pro costs $49 a year for one site, $99 for three, $199 for unlimited sites, whether you have 500 or 500,000 contacts. The price you paid is the price you renew at.
02 / Free plan
Free with no contact cap
The free plugin on WordPress.org has no subscriber limit and no monthly email quota. MailPoet’s free plan stops at 500 subscribers and 5,000 emails a month; Mailchimp’s at 500 contacts and 1,000 emails.
03 / Interface
Native WordPress, shipping today
Every MailerPress screen follows the WordPress design language, and the email editor reuses the block editor’s conventions on a dedicated email engine. MailPoet’s block-based editor is still in alpha in 2026; ours has been in production since version 1.0.
04 / Sending
Bring your own sending service
Nine email providers are integrated natively, plus any SMTP server or wp_mail(). MailPoet steers you towards its own sending service, included in the price; with MailerPress, Amazon SES at about $0.10 per 1,000 emails is the budget default, and you can switch provider at any time.
05 / Ownership
Independent, and your data stays on your server
MailerPress is a self-funded French company run by the founders of SEOPress, not a subsidiary: MailPoet has belonged to Automattic since 2021. Contacts, campaigns and statistics live in your WordPress database, nothing is exported to a SaaS, and GDPR compliance starts with where the data sits.
Who uses MailerPress
More than a thousand WordPress sites run MailerPress today. These are the teams it was built for.
Web agencies and freelancers
Email for every client site on one Enterprise licence, unlimited sites for $199 a year, with a different sending provider per client when needed.
Startups and small businesses
Marketers who want segmentation, A/B testing and automations without leaving wp-admin or paying per contact.
WooCommerce stores
Branded order emails, abandoned-cart automations and segments built on what customers actually bought.
Bloggers and newsletter publishers
Large lists on a flat budget: the licence never grows with the audience, only the provider’s sending cost does.
Media companies
Several newsletters, several editors, one WordPress they already know, with public campaign archives and webhooks.
Nonprofits and associations
A list that grows faster than the budget: free with unlimited contacts, then only the sending cost of the provider.
The team behind MailerPress
A small, independent team of WordPress developers and entrepreneurs based in the Landes, South-West France, with more than a decade of shipping WordPress products. MailerPress was co-founded by Aurélien, Benjamin and a third partner who prefers to stay behind the scenes.

Aurélien Denis
CEO & co-founder
Aurélien has built WordPress sites since 2007 and founded WP channel in 2009, one of the French-speaking web’s longest-running WordPress resources. Former president of WordPress Francophone and co-organiser of WordCamp Bordeaux and Biarritz, he leads MailerPress’s product and company.

Benjamin Denis
Co-founder · CEO of SEOPress
Benjamin founded SEOPress in 2016, the WordPress SEO plugin trusted by more than 300,000 sites. He brings to MailerPress the experience of growing an independent plugin business from the same corner of France.
How MailerPress started
Every WordPress site had to leave WordPress to send a newsletter, each platform with its own login, invoice and export button. In spring 2025 the team started an editor that borrows the block editor’s interface and runs on an engine written for email; the public beta landed on WordPress.org on 23 July 2025, and version 1.0 with MailerPress Pro on 18 October 2025.
Since then a release has shipped every few weeks: custom fields, native forms, Amazon SES and webhooks in versions 1.1 to 1.5, then MailerPress 2.0 on 27 April 2026 with the visual automation builder, the WordPress and WooCommerce email customizer and three new sending services. The current version is 2.1, and what comes next is written in the open.
“We build products that look and feel like native WordPress features, so nobody has to learn a second interface. And there is one thing we will never compromise on: your data stays yours.”
Aurélien Denis, CEO of MailerPress
How MailerPress works
From the first install to a support ticket: what happens, who you talk to, and how long it takes.
1
Getting started
Install the free plugin, no account needed
Search “MailerPress” in your WordPress plugin directory, install and activate: the editor is ready the moment it loads, with no configuration and no sign-up. Pro is a licence key pasted in the settings, and the plugin updates from the WordPress update button like any other.
2
Sending service
Connect a provider in 15 to 30 minutes
Pick a provider (Amazon SES, Postmark, Brevo, SendGrid…), paste its API key, and authenticate your domain with SPF, DKIM and DMARC following the provider’s guide. The documentation covers each provider step by step.
3
Who you talk to
Support by the people who write the code
Support is answered by the developers who build MailerPress, in English and in French. Pro customers open a ticket from their customer area; anyone can use the contact form for pre-sales questions, partnerships or press.
4
Hours
Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm Paris time
Support is open on French business days, excluding public holidays. Tickets from Pro customers are handled in priority, and corrective maintenance covers anomalies specific to the plugin.
5
Documentation
Docs, FAQ and a public roadmap
The documentation covers installation, the editor, automations, integrations and the developer API. Feature requests and votes live on the public roadmap: beta testers shaped version 1.0, and their feedback still sets the priorities.
Key facts
MailerPress in one table, for journalists, partners and anyone who needs the figures straight.
| Company name | MailerPress SAS |
| Type | Independent WordPress plugin publisher (software) |
| Founded | Product launched in July 2025; company incorporated in January 2026 |
| Founders | Aurélien Denis (CEO), Benjamin Denis (CEO of SEOPress) and a third co-founder |
| Headquarters | Morcenx-la-Nouvelle, Landes, France |
| Website | mailerpress.com |
| Main offer | MailerPress, free on WordPress.org, and MailerPress Pro |
| Pricing | Pro $49/year (1 site), Business $99/year (3 sites), Enterprise $199/year (unlimited sites); unlimited contacts and campaigns on every plan |
| Contract terms | Annual licence, renews at the price paid, 14-day money-back guarantee, cancellable any time from the customer area; occasional lifetime deals |
| Services | Plugin, updates, email support, documentation, corrective maintenance |
| Communication | Email support in English and French, Monday to Friday 9am–6pm Paris time; contact form for pre-sales and press |
| Sending services | Amazon SES, SendGrid, Postmark, Brevo, Mailjet, Mailgun, Resend, Emailit, SMTP2GO, any SMTP server |
| Integrations | WooCommerce, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Contact Form 7, SureForms, Elementor, Bricks, Paid Memberships Pro, OttoKit, FlowMattic, Bit Flows, OpenAI, Mistral AI, DeepSeek, Google AI Studio |
| Clients served | 1,000+ active installations on WordPress.org |
| Current version | MailerPress 2.1 (2.0 released on 27 April 2026) |
| Requirements | WordPress 6.5+, PHP 8.2+ |
| Competitors | MailPoet, Mailchimp, Brevo, FluentCRM, Newsletter |
| Social | X, LinkedIn, Facebook, YouTube |
Frequently asked questions
The questions we get most often, answered in three sentences.
Yes. The core plugin on WordPress.org is free with unlimited contacts and unlimited campaigns. MailerPress Pro, from $49 a year, adds AI writing, premium templates, advanced segmentation and priority support.
No. It connects to the sending service you choose (Amazon SES, Postmark, Brevo, SendGrid and others) or to your SMTP server. You keep control of your domain reputation and pay the provider’s rate, about $0.10 per 1,000 emails on Amazon SES.
In your own WordPress database, on your own server. Contacts, campaigns and statistics are never copied to a MailerPress server, which keeps you in charge of GDPR compliance.
Pro covers one site, Business three, Enterprise an unlimited number, including client sites and white-label installations. You can upgrade from the customer area at any time.
Your licence renews at the price you paid, and you can cancel from the customer area before the renewal date. Every purchase carries a 14-day money-back guarantee.
Not permanently. Lifetime deals are offered on occasion, for example on Black Friday, and are announced in the newsletter.
The developers who build MailerPress, in English or French, Monday to Friday during Paris business hours. Pro customers open a ticket from their customer area.
MailerPress is licensed per site with unlimited contacts, ships a native block-style editor today and lets you choose your sending provider. MailPoet bills per contact, runs its own sending service and is owned by Automattic. The full comparison is on the MailerPress vs MailPoet page.
Press & media
Writing about MailerPress? Everything you need is one click away, and a founder answers the rest.
Press coverage
Podcasts, videos and newsletters that have covered MailerPress since 2025, from Post Status and The Repository to WP Builds and WP Marmite.
Brand assets
The MailerPress logos and symbol in PNG and SVG, the brand colours and the spelling rules, ready to drop into an article or a slide.
Media enquiries
Interviews, quotes, review licences or early access to a release: write to us and a founder answers you personally.