Social Proof App for MailerLite
Let each new subscriber invite the next one
MailerLite social proof that sits beside your opt-in form: connect a group and every fresh sign-up appears as a small, verified popup. Readers deciding whether to hand over their email see that others just did.
Who it's for
MailerLite social proof for writers, makers and small shops
Independent newsletter writers
Your blog posts end with a MailerLite form and most readers scroll past it. A popup naming the last person who joined gives the form a pulse.
Makers and course creators
You trade a free template, pattern or mini-course for an email. Put that freebie in its own group and show who has grabbed it this week.
Small online shops
A "join for early access" box on your shop needs a reason to trust it. Seeing real people from real cities sign up is that reason.
Problems we solve
An opt-in form with no one around it looks skippable
The problem
Readers can't tell anyone else subscribes
A plain email field gives no hint that the newsletter is alive. WiserNotify shows each person who joins your MailerLite group, so the form stops looking abandoned.
The problem
A brand-new popup has nothing to say
Most tools wait for the next sign-up before showing anything. When you connect MailerLite, your last 30 subscribers import straight away, so the popup has real names on day one.
The problem
Freebie pages leave people unsure
Visitors wonder whether your free glaze chart or template is worth an email address. A weekly count of downloads from that MailerLite group answers the question for you.
MailerLite notifications
MailerLite notifications that give your sign-up form a pulse
New subscribers from your MailerLite group, freebie downloads, a weekly sign-up count and a workshop deadline, on your blog and landing pages.
New subscribers
Names the newest subscriber and their city. Works best at the end of blog posts, where the form sits.
Freebie downloads
Connect the group your free download feeds. Works best on the page that offers the PDF or template.
Reader reviews
Rotate your Google and Facebook reviews beside the sign-up form, so new readers know the emails are worth it.
“Every issue teaches me something I use the same week.”
Hannah V. · Google review · 3 days agoReaders & workshop deadline
Counts people reading a post right now, plus a timer for the close of a paid workshop or course.
What syncs from MailerLite
| MailerLite data | Notification | What visitors see |
|---|---|---|
| New subscriber in the connected group | Recent sign-up | Subscriber name, city and how long ago they joined |
| Last 30 subscribers, fetched on connect | Recent sign-up (history) | Earlier joins, so the popup isn't blank on launch |
| Subscribers captured over a period | Sign-up counter | How many people joined in the last hours or days |
| Page visits (pixel) | Live visitors | Readers on the page at this moment |
Subscriber names follow the format you set: first name, “Sarah M.”, initials or “Someone”.
Setup
How to add social proof to MailerLite in 4 steps
Generate a MailerLite API token
Log in to MailerLite, go to Integrations and click Use on the API option. Click Generate New Token, enter a token name, accept the terms, click Create a token and copy it.
Copy the Group ID
Close the token popup and scroll down to copy the Group ID. On MailerLite Classic, the same Integrations › Use screen shows your API key and Group ID together.
Create the connection
In WiserNotify, open the MailerLite integration and click Integrate. Paste the token (or Classic API key) and Group ID, select your MailerLite version, enter a connection name and click Create.
Set it as the data source
Your last 30 subscribers land on the Dashboard Data page. In Customize notification › Data-source, select this integration, then check the popup in a private browser window.
Watch the setup
Turn MailerLite subscribers into social proof
A two-minute walkthrough: create the MailerLite token, paste it with your Group ID and switch on your first subscriber popup.
We set it up for you
Not technical? A real human does it with you, free
If anything in the MailerLite setup feels unclear, our support team will install the pixel, connect the integration and configure your first notifications for you, on chat or a screen-share call. Real people, every day of the year.
Talk to an onboarding expert- Live chat from your dashboard. Answers in minutes, not days
- Guided MailerLite setup on a free screen-share call
- First notifications designed and matched to your brand
More notifications for your MailerLite opt-in pages
Once the pixel is on your blog or shop, these run alongside your subscriber popups.
Try it in 10 seconds
See it live on your website
Enter your URL. AI reads your site and previews real notifications on your own page, before you connect MailerLite. No signup needed.
Or start your free trial without a preview.
Pricing
Plans start at $59 a year
Pricing is based on monthly visitors. Every plan has a 7-day free trial.
FAQ
Social proof app for MailerLite FAQ
How do I connect MailerLite to WiserNotify?
Generate an API token under Integrations in MailerLite, copy your Group ID, and paste both into the MailerLite integration in WiserNotify. Add the WiserNotify pixel to the pages where the popup should appear.
Will the popup be empty until someone new subscribes?
No. Once the details are correct, the last 30 subscribers are fetched automatically, and new ones are added as they join.
I have an older MailerLite account. Does it still work?
Yes. Accounts created before March 2022 run on MailerLite Classic and connect with an API key instead of a token. You pick the version during setup.
Do my subscribers' full names appear?
Only if you want them to. Choose a first name, “Sarah M.”, initials or simply “Someone”.
Will it slow down my blog?
No. The pixel loads after your page content, so posts render first.
Is there a free plan?
There isn't, but every plan starts with a 7-day free trial. Basic is $59 a year for 5,000 monthly visitors.
Turn MailerLite sign-ups into social proof
Put your newest subscribers next to the form that will win the next one.