MailWizz MCP. Manage your entire email audience from natural prompts.

Listen up. This MCP Server connects your AI agent right into MailWizz's API. It lets you manage your entire email marketing operation—your lists, your campaigns, your subscribers—all through natural language prompts in your IDE or client. You don't gotta open the web dashboard; you just tell your agent what needs doing.

Managing Campaigns:

You can see every campaign running by invoking list_email_campaigns, which returns an array of all campaigns managed in your account. If you wanna dig deep on a single send, use get_campaign_details. It pulls detailed metadata and the current status for one specific email marketing campaign. When a campaign's delivery needs to stop immediately, you can programmatically pause it using pause_email_campaign, which suspends its automated sending process.

Handling Subscriber Lists:

To see what collections of people you got, run list_subscriber_collections. That gives you the names and IDs for every subscriber list in your account. If you need to know the structural details—like what fields it expects or its unique ID—use get_list_details on a specific collection. To get a full roster of who's actually signed up, run list_list_subscribers, specifying which list you want to check.

This action returns every single subscriber currently inside that chosen list.

Modifying Users and Contacts:

You can manage the actual people in your lists from the command line. If a user signs up, use add_subscriber_to_list; you gotta pass it both the list's UID and all of the subscriber's required data fields for that addition to stick. When someone leaves or messes up their info, you can clean things up with delete_list_subscriber, which removes an existing user using their unique identifiers.

If a contact updates their phone number or email but stays on the list, use update_list_subscriber to modify that person's details within any defined list.

This whole setup gives your agent full control over the lifecycle of your mailing lists and sends. You tell it to add users, delete them, update them, pull campaign status checks, or get a complete dump of who's signed up in every collection. It's all about making sure your AI client handles the complexity behind the scenes so you don't gotta touch another dashboard.