Run your email marketing from WordPress.
Write campaigns and grow subscriber lists in wp-admin. Mailyard sends through Amazon SES, Postmark, Resend, or Brevo, and a backup provider catches any failure.
Campaigns, subscribers, and automations, inside WordPress.
Mailyard Pro is in development and not on sale yet, so the buy buttons below stay disabled. The delivery engine it sends through is free on WordPress.org today.
What it does, exactly.
Every number below is verifiable in the plugin’s source.
Your email still arrives when a provider goes down
Pick a primary and a backup provider. When a send fails, Mailyard retries it through the backup on its own and records both attempts in the log, including the error from the failed one.
Switch providers without touching your forms
Mailyard takes over wp_mail, the function WordPress already uses for email. Contact forms, receipts, and password resets keep working as before. Changing providers is a settings change and nothing more.
By the numbers
- 4 providers
- automatic failover
- every send logged
- free on wordpress.org
- tested up to 7.0
Every send is in the log
Each message is recorded with its status: sent, failed over, or lost. When a provider rejects one, the error text is saved on the row. Open the log and read what went wrong.
Mailyard Pro pricing
Three plans, cancel anytime. Your renewal never goes up.
3 sites
For your own projects
per year
- All Pro features included
- 1 year of product updates
- Priority support
10 sites
For client rosters
per year
- All Pro features included
- 1 year of product updates
- Priority support
Unlimited sites
For agencies and builders
per year
- All Pro features included
- 1 year of product updates
- Priority support
Questions, answered.
What happens when my email provider goes down?
Do I have to change my forms or other plugins?
What does the free version include?