Mailchimp builds tools and services that help people discover newsletters and campaigns. When we build these tools, would you like to be discovered?

When subscribers click the “view in browser” archive link in your email, we'll display the archived version of your campaign in their browser, along with a toolbar that lets them view past campaigns and share your emails on social networks..

Send contacts an opt-in confirmation email when they subscribe to your audience.

Customize your forms to include GDPR fields.

This is the name your emails will come from. Use something your subscribers will instantly recognize, like your company name.

When people sign up for your audience, you can let them specify which email format they prefer to receive. If they choose “Plain-text”, then they won't receive your fancy HTML version.

The entered address receives reply emails. Check it regularly to stay in touch with your audience.

Default Language for Campaign

Keep it relevant and non-spammy.

Additional email addresses must be separated by a comma.

Additional email addresses must be separated by a comma.

Sometimes people forget they signed up for an email newsletter. To prevent false spam reports, it’s best to briefly remind your recipients how they got on your list. MailChimp’ll automatically place this in your Mailchimp templates wherever you see *|LIST:DESCRIPTION|*. About permission reminders.

Enter the contact information and physical mailing address for the owner of this list. This is required by law. If you’re an agency sending on behalf of a client, enter your client’s information.

Every list you create in Mailchimp gets its own special email address. Send to this private email address from your favorite email client, and we’ll save those emails as draft campaigns in your account. From there, you can send the campaign to your Mailchimp list. Send an email to this private address, and MailChimp’ll reply with a confirmation link: