Stripe MailerLite integration: what you can sell by plan

Does MailerLite integrate with Stripe?

Yes. MailerLite built the Stripe integration itself, and its listing names MailerLite as the contact for support. It sells digital products, subscriptions and paid newsletters from MailerLite pages through Stripe. Its listing describes selling, not a sync of Stripe customers made elsewhere. A digital product here is a download such as an ebook or a music file.

What you can sell on each MailerLite plan

MailerLite's Stripe help article gives selling to Comfort and Power accounts, while its pricing grid also lets a Free account sell one digital product: paid newsletters and recurring subscriptions need Comfort or Power, and one digital product can be sold on Free.

Comfort costs $12 a month and Power $25, both billed monthly at 500 subscribers, as read on October 6, 2026. Paid newsletters are among the premium features a new account can try during the 14-day trial, without a card. MailerLite's own Digital products tool makes only one-time downloads, so subscriptions come through this integration.

Connecting Stripe and taking payments

1. In MailerLite, open Integrations, find Stripe, click Use, then click Connect Stripe and sign in to or create a Stripe account in the popup.
2. Create each product in Stripe first. Only Flat Rate and Package Pricing work, and a product's name, description and image can't be changed in MailerLite.
3. Drag the Products block from the Special section of the landing page builder's Elements tab onto your page.
4. Choose what happens after a purchase, such as adding the buyer to a group. For a recurring product, also set an Action after cancel; Stripe's customer portal settings decide whether MailerLite acts at once or at the end of the billing period.

One-time purchases accept cards and other methods Stripe offers; recurring purchases accept cards only. MailerLite takes no cut of digital product sales and sets no download cap, while Stripe's own processing fee is charged separately. Stripe is MailerLite's only payment processor for digital products, and MailerLite says it is not available in every country.

What the MailerLite Stripe integration does not do

It does not bring Stripe customers made elsewhere into MailerLite. The listing names seven connector platforms for that instead: Zapier, Make, Appypie, Onlizer, LeadsBridge, DreamFactory and Integrately. Zapier's own page offers a template that adds new Stripe customers to a MailerLite group as subscribers. MailerLite built its Zapier app, Zapier runs the template, and Make supports its own app for the new MailerLite.

Stores with a cart: WooCommerce or Shopify

A store with a cart and a product catalog suits MailerLite's WooCommerce plugin or Shopify app, and MailerLite built both. The pricing grid ticks the Stripe, Shopify and WooCommerce integrations on all three plans. The WooCommerce MailerLite integration guide covers the plugin, and the guide on does MailerLite integrate with Shopify covers the app. MailerLite pricing lists every plan, and MailerLite integrations lists the rest.