MailerLite Alternative MCP. Manage groups, campaigns, and subscribers via natural conversation.

MailerLite Alternative lets you connect your account to your AI client so you can handle your whole email marketing setup—subscribers, groups, and campaigns—straight from a chat window. You don't have to log into the dashboard or mess with copy-pasting IDs anymore; your agent just calls the necessary tools, and you get real-time results right here.

Managing Your Audience Data

You can handle every subscriber profile like it’s nothing. Use get_subscriber to pull all the details for one person using their email or ID, and list_subscribers gives you a full list of people, letting you filter by active or inactive status. You'll also find get_subscriber_activity, which pulls a detailed log showing every open, click, and update that subscriber has made.

If you need to modify someone’s data—like changing their name or updating a custom field—you use update_subscriber. To delete a profile permanently, call delete_subscriber.

For GDPR compliance, there's the forget_subscriber tool; it executes a secure forget request for all personal data associated with one subscriber. You can also view every single piece of audience information using list_fields, and if you need to change or add custom tracking info, use create_field or update_field. To clean up old fields, run delete_field.

Organizing Groups and Segments

Grouping your leads is simple. You can see every existing group using list_groups, and if you need to change a group’s name or its membership rules, use update_group. To build a totally new audience list, call create_group. For segments—which are defined rules for filtering people—you'll find list_segments lets you see what's available, and you can modify those rules with update_segment; if it’s time to scrap a segment definition, use delete_segment.

Moving people around is easy. You can add a bulk list of contacts into an existing group using import_subscribers_to_group, or move just one specific person by calling assign_subscriber_to_group. If you need to remove someone from a group without deleting the whole thing, use unassign_subscriber_from_group. You can also view exactly who belongs to any given list using list_group_subscribers or checking which people match defined criteria with list_segment_subscribers.

To clear out an entire segment definition, run delete_group, which permanently removes the group and all its members' data.

Building Campaigns and Workflows

Drafting and sending emails is what we do best. You can generate a brand new email campaign structure with create_campaign or get full details of an existing one using get_campaign. If you need to tweak the content or subject lines before it goes out, use update_campaign; otherwise, schedule it for later using schedule_campaign.

To stop a scheduled blast immediately, call cancel_campaign, and if a campaign was created but never sent, delete it with delete_campaign.

Campaign performance reports are straightforward. Use get_campaign_activity to see open rates and clicks across the board. For advanced tracking, you can use list_campaign_languages to confirm supported languages for your content, or check out all possible time zones for scheduling with list_timezones.

Automations are complex, but we make it look simple. You'll see every configured workflow by calling list_automations, and you can pull the full structure of a specific automation using get_automation. If you need to change the sequence or trigger logic, use create_automation to draft a new sequence, or manage changes with get_automation; when it's time to scrap an automated flow entirely, call delete_automation.

Other Tools You’ll Need

If you run e-commerce through MailerLite, you can set up and modify the shop using create_shop, list_shops, and update_shop. For sign-up forms on your site, use list_forms to see what's running, then retrieve its settings with get_form; you can change titles or add inputs by calling update_form, or wipe out an old form entirely using delete_form.

For data integration, you can generate a unique data endpoint URL using create_webhook, and review all existing endpoints and their credentials via list_webhooks. If the connection changes, use update_webhook; to remove it completely, call delete_webhook.

Finally, you've got tools for tracking form sign-ups. You can list everyone who signed up through a specific form ID using list_form_subscribers, and if you need to know which people match saved segment rules, run list_segment_subscribers. These capabilities give your agent the direct API access it needs to manage everything without leaving your chat.