SleekView Charts for MailerLite
MailerLite hosts campaigns and reports in its own dashboard. SleekView Charts pulls the campaign list through the MailerLite API, caches it locally, and renders engagement KPIs, status donuts, top-campaign bars, and weekly trends inside WP Admin.
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Read MailerLite performance as charts next to the editorial workflow
The MailerLite WordPress plugin handles sign-up forms and contact sync. Campaign analytics (opens, clicks, bounces, unsubscribes) stay in the MailerLite app. SleekView calls the MailerLite API on a configurable interval and caches the sent-campaign list with delivery count, open rate, click rate, soft and hard bounces, and the sent timestamp.
SleekView Charts reads the cache and renders chart cards on one dashboard. A KPI of the average open rate across recent sends, a Donut of campaigns by status, a Bar of top campaigns by click rate, and an Area chart of weekly send volume. Each card is a saved query against the cache.
Saved chart dashboards handle the per-role rhythm. The newsletter editor keeps the open-rate KPI and the top-click bar to find the patterns worth repeating. The list ops lead keeps the bounce donut to spot deliverability drift. The agency account manager keeps a per-client filter on the dashboard for monthly retainer reporting.
Workflow
From the MailerLite API to a chart dashboard
Connect MailerLite
Schedule the pull
Switch the view to Charts
Save per role
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from MailerLite data
Average open rate
Average(open_rate)
Campaigns by status
Count
group by status
Top campaigns by click rate
Maximum(click_rate)
group by campaign_name
Weekly send volume
Count
group by sent_at
Comparison
Default MailerLite reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default MailerLite reporting
- MailerLite reporting lives outside WordPress entirely
- No combined dashboard for open rate, click rate, bounces, and weekly send volume
- No saved per-teammate chart presets
- Cross-campaign comparisons need manual sorting in the MailerLite dashboard
- Per-client agency dashboards require switching MailerLite accounts each time
SleekView Charts
- Chart cards built from the MailerLite API response cache
- Average open rate and click rate KPIs on one dashboard
- Top-campaign bar by click rate for editorial pattern spotting
- Saved chart dashboards per teammate or per client
- Scheduled API refresh keeps the cache current
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for MailerLite
Engagement as a shape
Open rate KPIs, click-rate bars, and weekly send area charts on one dashboard. Editors read engagement as a shape, not a list of campaign rows.
Saved per-role dashboards
Editors save an open-rate dashboard, list ops save a bounce donut, agencies save per-client filters. Each role opens their dashboard and the relevant slice is already there.
Cached API pulls
Chart queries run against the local cache so filtering and aggregating never round-trip the MailerLite API. Scheduled and manual refreshes keep the cache current.
Audience
Who builds MailerLite charts dashboards with SleekView
Newsletter editors
Read the open-rate KPI and the top-click bar to spot subject-line and segment patterns. The next send drafts partly from the last send's chart shape.
List ops
Watch the bounce donut and the weekly send area chart for deliverability drift. Cleanup becomes a recurring task instead of a quarterly emergency when deliverability tanks.
Growth ops and agencies
Build per-client dashboards on multisite installs. Monthly retainer reporting becomes a saved view and an export rather than a login dance through several MailerLite accounts.
The bigger picture
Why MailerLite reporting fits a WordPress chart dashboard
Newsletter editors using MailerLite typically work in two places: WP Admin where the editorial pipeline lives, and the MailerLite dashboard where campaigns are composed and reports are read. The composer side belongs in MailerLite. The reporting side, the one editors revisit two or three times a week to read what landed and what did not, fits the surrounding WP Admin workflow far better than a separate dashboard.
SleekView Charts caches the campaign list locally and renders it as chart cards on one dashboard. Open rate, click rate, bounces, and weekly send volume become a shape that the editorial team reads alongside the WordPress content pipeline. For agencies running multiple MailerLite accounts on multisite the consolidation matters even more.
One subsite per client, one connection per account, one chart dashboard per relationship. The data MailerLite reports stays the source of truth; SleekView Charts puts it where the rest of the work already happens.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for MailerLite
No. The composer stays in MailerLite where it belongs. SleekView Charts focuses on the reporting side, which is the recurring read that benefits from being inside WP Admin alongside the editorial pipeline.
Configurable. Hourly is common for active senders; six-hourly is plenty for weekly newsletters. A manual refresh button pulls immediately when a post-send read is needed before the next scheduled sync.
Yes. MailerLite returns the targeted groups and segments per campaign and SleekView surfaces them as chart dimensions. Build a saved dashboard per group to track that audience's engagement trend across sends.
Yes. Automation steps return through the campaigns endpoint with an automation flag. Filter chart cards on type to separate broadcasts from automation triggers, or build a unified view of both.
SleekView reads whichever variant the connected account uses. The cache schema accommodates both response shapes, so a migration between MailerLite versions does not break the chart dashboard.
Yes. Each subsite registers its own MailerLite connection and the cache scopes per subsite by default. Network-wide chart dashboards are configurable where ops genuinely span subsites.
Yes. Underlying chart data exports to CSV with the chosen columns. Useful for monthly retainer reports, board updates, or feeding the campaign-performance numbers into a separate analytics workflow.
The dashboard shows a clear status banner and the cache holds its last good state. Re-authenticate in the connection settings and the next scheduled pull resumes. Nothing silently shows stale numbers as if they were fresh.
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