WooCommerce Product Updates

MailPoet 5.43.0 changes what happens when you send from an address on a domain you haven't authenticated. If your site has more than 200 subscribers, those campaigns are now paused before sending instead of going out. You'll see a notice that lists each paused campaign and the steps to resume it.

Here's what to do. Check the From address on your campaigns. If it's on your own domain (for example, news@yourstore.com), authenticate that domain by adding the DNS records MailPoet gives you with your domain or hosting provider. Once the domain is authenticated, follow the steps in the notice...

MailPoet 5.41.0 closes a gap in Google Analytics reporting for block editor emails, lets you choose your email editor before an automation creates its email, and fixes forms that kept collecting subscribers after you turned them off.

If you use Google Analytics tracking, links built from personalization tags in block editor emails now carry the same tracking parameters as your other links. Clicks on those links now count toward the campaign in your Analytics reports. Subscriber links in your emails are also more reliable.

When you start an automation from a template, you now choose which email editor to use...

Two MailPoet releases landed a week apart, so this note covers both. Between them they fix a background job problem that was quietly stopping bounce processing and WooCommerce sync, connect tracking preferences with AutomateWoo, and get pop-up and slide-in forms showing on sites where they had gone missing.

One failing background job no longer stops the rest. Before 5.38.0, a single job that failed to start would halt the ones queued behind it, so bounce processing and WooCommerce sync could stop with no warning. Each job now runs on its own. The same release corrects the Amazon SES region list...

MailPoet 5.37.0 completes the tracking consent work started in 5.36.0. You can now see and set any subscriber's consent state, the editors check your emails and forms for the pieces consent needs, and three places where a subscriber's choice was quietly being lost are fixed.

Consent is now visible where you'd look for it. Open a subscriber's edit page and you can see and set their tracking consent state, when it changed, and how it was recorded. That last part matters if anyone ever asks you to show your basis for tracking a given subscriber — you have the state, the date,...

MailPoet 5.36.1 adds a Latest posts block to the email editor, with per-post layout control, category and tag filtering, and the option to pick posts by hand. It also fixes background sending failing to resume after an update.

The block is aimed at anyone sending a content newsletter. You choose how each post appears — the layout is composable per post, so a lead story can be laid out differently from the items beneath it, rather than every post being forced into one repeating template. You can filter by category and tag to pull only the content that fits the audience,...

MailPoet 5.36.0 adds a tracking consent checkbox to your sign-up points, and a matching segment filter so you can target people based on whether they agreed to be tracked. It also fixes open and click rates that could report above 100%.

You can now add a separate tracking consent checkbox to MailPoet subscription forms, WooCommerce checkout, and the WordPress registration and comment forms. Subscribers choose at the point of sign-up whether you can track their opens and clicks, so consent is captured up front and tied to the moment they joined your list rather than handled after the fact. This builds...

You can now embed videos from YouTube, Vimeo, TikTok, Dailymotion, and VideoPress directly in the new email editor — no manual linking or workarounds needed. Typing in the editor canvas is also noticeably more responsive, so building longer emails feels less sluggish.

Two layout bugs are fixed alongside these: rows of buttons that previously stretched an email past its content width now wrap correctly, and full-width blocks now display at full width in the editor preview, matching what subscribers actually receive. A crash when opening the typography styles panel on an element without typography styles is also resolved. As a...

MailPoet 5.34.0 cuts manual steps out of managing subscribers, building forms, and running automations, and picks up your theme's colors automatically in the form editor.

Add a manage-subscription form with a block — no shortcode. You can now drop a Manage Subscription block onto any page from the editor and it renders the manage-subscription form directly, without a shortcode or special URL parameters. It's a simpler way to give subscribers a place to update their own preferences.

See and set a subscriber's timezone. Each subscriber's record now shows their timezone, and you can view or update it while editing them — useful...

Three MailPoet releases shipped within a week. Together they add ready-to-use email content for subscription and booking automations, let you preview automation emails without leaving the editor, bring filtering and sorting to every listing, align WooCommerce revenue reporting with Woo Analytics, and put Sender and Reply-to controls in the email editor.

Build automations without writing the emails first. Subscription and booking automations now come with ready-to-send email content patterns built in, so you can turn on an automation without starting from a blank canvas. You can also preview an automation template's pre-built email content before you commit to building...

MailPoet 5.30.0 ships pre-written content for six common automations, records which campaign drove each order, and makes large subscriber lists faster to search and manage.

Launch automations without writing the emails first. Six automation templates now come with ready-to-send email content built in — post-purchase, birthday, win-back, inactive-customer win-back, review follow-up, and reviewer rewards. Open one and the email is already written and designed, so you can turn on an automation in minutes instead of starting from a blank canvas. Post-purchase emails can also recommend products based on what the customer actually bought — cross-sells of that item, or products that share...

This release gives two of your highest-impact automations pre-built email content so you don't start from a blank page, makes automation emails simpler to manage, and ships several fixes — including one for sites using plain permalinks.

MailPoet 5.29.0 adds ready-made email content to two of the automations that do the most for your revenue. Welcome automations now come with pre-built email content, so a new subscriber gets a polished first impression while you skip the blank-screen setup. Abandoned cart reminders ship with content already in place too — edit it, brand it, and turn it on to start recovering lost sales faster.

MailPoet 5.28.0 keeps your automation reporting accurate when you edit live flows, lets automations branch on how subscribers engage, and blocks bots from your signup forms.

Keep your automation reporting accurate when you change a flow mid-campaign. When you edit a live automation, your stats no longer get muddied — you can now filter automation analytics by a specific saved version, or aggregate performance across every version of that automation. New runs always use the latest version automatically, so a mid-campaign tweak doesn't quietly skew the numbers you're reporting on.

Build automations that react to how subscribers actually engage. Automation emails...

MailPoet 5.26.0 lets you target shoppers by the exact product variation they bought and act the moment a contact opts out. The release also adds Cloudflare Turnstile on signup forms and subscriber-limit warning emails.

You can now build dynamic segments around specific product variations — not just the parent product. A customer who bought the "Large / Blue" variant can land in a different campaign than someone who bought "Small / Red," so your follow-ups match what each shopper actually purchased.

Pair that with a new automation that fires the moment someone unsubscribes. Trigger a win-back offer, send a feedback request, or alert...