
MailerLite has partnered with Termly to help users stay compliant with privacy regulations when collecting subscriber data through forms and landing pages. The integration offers automated policy updates and cookie consent management, addressing a common pain point for small businesses navigating evolving data protection laws.
The partnership gives MailerLite users access to Termly's compliance tools, which generate legally vetted privacy policies and terms of service that automatically update as regulations change. For businesses using MailerLite's landing pages and forms to grow their email lists, this removes the manual work of tracking regulatory changes across different jurisdictions.
Cookie Consent and Compliance
At the core of the integration is Termly's Consent Manager, which blocks cookies on MailerLite pages until visitors explicitly provide consent. This ensures compliance with regulations like GDPR and CCPA, which require websites to obtain permission before tracking user behavior.
The consent management works across MailerLite's suite of tools for audience building, including embedded forms, pop-ups, and standalone landing pages. Once integrated, the system handles consent collection and cookie blocking automatically, rather than requiring users to manually configure privacy settings for each new page or campaign.
MailerLite positions the partnership as a "set it and forget it" solution. As privacy laws evolve, businesses using GDPR-compliant policies or California-specific disclosures, Termly's system updates the documentation without requiring manual review or republishing.
Pricing and Availability
The integration is available to all MailerLite users, but the company is offering a promotional discount to encourage adoption. Customers on MailerLite's Advanced plan can claim 35 percent off Termly's full compliance suite, which includes policy generation, consent management, and ongoing regulatory monitoring.
Termly operates on a subscription model separate from MailerLite's pricing. The discount applies to Termly's paid tiers, which start at $10 per month for basic policy generation and scale up to $200 per month for enterprise features like custom branding and priority support.
For context, MailerLite has been expanding its platform capabilities beyond email campaigns. The company recently launched custom reports to help users analyze campaign performance across different metrics and channels.
Privacy as a Competitive Requirement
The partnership reflects growing pressure on marketing platforms to build compliance features directly into their products. As privacy regulations proliferate globally, businesses face escalating legal risk from improper data handling, even when using third-party tools.
For small businesses and creators using MailerLite to build email lists, the compliance burden can be particularly challenging. Many lack dedicated legal resources to interpret regulations or keep policies current. Integrating compliance tools directly into the platform where they collect subscriber data reduces the likelihood of accidental violations.
MailerLite's announcement emphasizes trust-building as a subscriber acquisition strategy. The company argues that displaying clear privacy policies and obtaining proper consent from the moment a visitor lands on a page establishes credibility that can improve conversion rates over time.
The integration follows a broader industry trend of marketing platforms partnering with specialized compliance vendors rather than building proprietary solutions. Similar partnerships exist across email marketing competitors, including Mailchimp and ConvertKit, which have added consent management features through third-party integrations.
Businesses interested in the integration can connect their MailerLite account to Termly through the platform's integrations directory. MailerLite Advanced plan holders can claim the promotional discount directly through Termly's website using their MailerLite account credentials.
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