Prepare the fields
Complete this step in the ClickSyncr interface and save the configuration.
MailerLite integration
Connect Ninja Forms to MailerLite with a form action. The free ClickSyncr for MailerLite plugin registers a MailerLite (ClickSyncr) action under Core Actions: save one API key in…
A clear setup path
Keep the existing form and configure the destination beside the workflow you already use.
Complete this step in the ClickSyncr interface and save the configuration.
Complete this step in the ClickSyncr interface and save the configuration.
Complete this step in the ClickSyncr interface and save the configuration.
Complete this step in the ClickSyncr interface and save the configuration.
Complete this step in the ClickSyncr interface and save the configuration.
Connect Ninja Forms to MailerLite with a form action. The free ClickSyncr for MailerLite plugin registers a MailerLite (ClickSyncr) action under Core Actions: save one API key in Ninja Forms settings, add the action to a form, pick a group and map fields with merge tags.
You need three things: the ClickSyncr for MailerLite plugin activated, Ninja Forms active, and a MailerLite account (the free tier is fine, with permission to create an API token). Ninja Forms uses one global API key, then an action added to each form that should sync.
WordPress ClickSyncr.Treat the token like a password. Anyone holding it can read and modify your MailerLite subscribers.



Every builder maps the same nine standard MailerLite fields, and any custom fields in your account appear in the list automatically. Only Email is mandatory; an unmapped field is simply skipped and never overwrites existing subscriber data with a blank value. If MailerLite rejects one value’s type, that single field is dropped and the subscriber still syncs.
| Field | MailerLite key | Notes |
|---|---|---|
email |
Required. The subscriber identifier. | |
| Name | name |
First name. |
| Last name | last_name |
|
| Phone | phone |
|
| Company | company |
|
| City | city |
|
| Country | country |
|
| State | state |
|
| Zip | z_i_p |
MailerLite’s key really is z_i_p. |
Submit the form on the front end (not the admin preview) with a test address you can recognise, filling every mapped field. In MailerLite, open Subscribers and confirm the subscriber exists, sits in the group you selected, and carries the mapped values. That one minute catches almost every configuration mistake.
| Symptom | Cause and fix |
|---|---|
| The group dropdown is empty | The key is missing, mistyped, or was revoked in MailerLite. Re-paste it and reconnect. A key with a trailing space is the classic culprit. |
| Submissions do not appear in MailerLite | Nine times out of ten the Email field is not mapped. It is the one required mapping. Fix it, then submit a fresh test. |
| The action shows no groups | No key is saved in Ninja Forms settings and no shared key exists from Fluent Forms. Save the key in either place, then reopen the action. |
| The subscriber syncs but a field is empty | Either that field is unmapped, or it was blank on the submission. Empty values are skipped so they never wipe existing MailerLite data. |
| One field never arrives, the rest do | MailerLite rejected that value’s type, for example letters in a number field. The plugin drops just the offending field and syncs the rest. |
No. Only forms where you add the MailerLite (ClickSyncr) action sync, so you stay in control per form.
You can, but the field icon beside each box inserts the correct merge tag and avoids typos.
ClickSyncr for MailerLite also connects Contact Form 7 · WPForms · Gravity Forms · Fluent Forms · Formidable Forms · Forminator. Overview, features and pricing: MailerLite integration for WordPress. Browse all ClickSyncr integrations.
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