SleekView Charts for MailPoet Premium: pro dashboards in WP
MailPoet Premium adds dynamic segments, advanced analytics, and unlocked subscriber limits on top of the same mailpoet tables. SleekView Charts joins subscribers, segments, newsletters, and engagement events into one dashboard so signup growth, segment performance, and campaign KPIs render as configurable chart cards.
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Premium newsletter data on one screen
MailPoet Premium uses the same core tables as MailPoet: mailpoet_subscribers for contacts with status, source, and engagement counters, mailpoet_segments for static and dynamic segments, the subscriber-segment pivot for memberships, and mailpoet_newsletters for campaigns. Premium adds dynamic-segment rules and richer engagement columns on the same schema.
The default Premium reporting still focuses on per-newsletter open and click rates, with segment dashboards reached one segment at a time. Cross-cutting weekly questions, like list growth by source, dynamic-segment size trends, top campaigns over a quarter, and engagement decay, are spread across several screens. There is no built-in dashboard that surfaces all of it at once.
SleekView Charts pulls the schema into chart cards: Number for total subscribed, Donut for status mix, Bar for top dynamic segments, Area for daily new subscribers and campaign engagement. The dashboard refreshes as MailPoet writes new data so it stays current between sends without a manual rebuild.
Workflow
Build a MailPoet Premium dashboard in four steps
Map the mailpoet tables
mailpoet_subscribers, mailpoet_segments, the subscriber-segment pivot, and mailpoet_newsletters. The Charts view inherits the joined dataset including any Premium-only columns.
Choose chart types per question
Set groupBy and aggregation
Pin the dashboard
Sample dashboard
Charts you can build from MailPoet Premium data
Subscribed contacts
Count
Subscriber status mix
Count
group by status
Top segments by size
Count
group by segment_id
New subscribers per day
Count
group by created_at
Comparison
Default MailPoet Premium reporting vs SleekView Charts
Default MailPoet Premium reports
- Premium reports cover opens and clicks but not list-wide weekly trends
- No dashboard combining dynamic segments, signups, and campaign engagement
- Dynamic-segment size over time is not charted in the default admin
- Cross-campaign engagement trends are not plotted on one axis
- Custom-meta values on subscribers are not surfaced as chart dimensions
SleekView Charts
- Dashboard joining mailpoet_subscribers, mailpoet_segments, and newsletters
- Donut and Bar cards for status mix and dynamic segment size
- Area cards for signup velocity and campaign engagement trends
- Source attribution pivoted onto a sortable Bar card
- Charts refresh as MailPoet Premium writes new rows and events
Features
What SleekView Charts gives you for MailPoet Premium
List-wide KPI cards
Total subscribed, this week's signups, last send's opens, this month's unsubscribes. Number cards surface the figures Premium reporting forces editors to assemble across separate screens each week.
Status and segment distribution
Donut and Bar cards render the status mix and segment sizes (including dynamic segments) side by side. List hygiene and segment-load questions answer themselves at a glance.
Signup and engagement trends
Area and Line cards over the trailing 30, 60, or 90 days surface signup velocity and engagement decay across campaigns, the patterns that drive next-quarter planning.
Audience
Who builds MailPoet Premium dashboards with SleekView
Newsletter editors
Pre-send dashboard: status mix, top segments, last send's performance, this week's signups on one screen. The same view powers the next campaign brief and the previous send's post-mortem.
List ops
List-health dashboard tracking unsubscribed and bounced counts as trend lines. Spot deliverability erosion early and clean up the list before a high-stakes promotional send.
Growth ops
Source-attribution dashboard pivoting subscriber source into a Bar card. Compare WPForms, WooCommerce, and manual signups on volume and downstream engagement on one screen.
The bigger picture
Why newsletter teams need a saved dashboard
Newsletter ops cycles through the same weekly questions, and the team that can answer them in 30 seconds runs more campaigns and runs them better. MailPoet Premium keeps every signal needed (status, dynamic segment membership, event history, source attribution) in well-structured custom tables, but the default screens present each signal individually and leave the synthesis to spreadsheets. SleekView Charts collapses the synthesis onto one dashboard that refreshes as MailPoet writes.
Editors check it before each send. List ops uses it for hygiene reviews. Growth ops uses it for source attribution.
The plugin keeps producing the data, the dashboard makes it operational.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView Charts for MailPoet Premium
No. The per-newsletter Premium analytics stay in place and continue to power individual campaign reviews. SleekView Charts adds the list-wide weekly dashboard that the default screens do not assemble on a single surface with shared filters.
Yes. Dynamic segments are stored in mailpoet_segments with a type flag distinguishing them from static lists. Use type as a filter or group by segment_id to chart dynamic-segment growth as a dedicated trend card.
Yes. MailPoet automations live in mailpoet_newsletters with a type field separating them from broadcasts. Use type as a filter to chart welcome-series and re-engagement performance separately, or pivot it into a Pie card.
Yes. Dashboard-level filters apply to every chart card. A single segment filter scopes the whole dashboard, so per-segment dashboards become one-click switches rather than per-card configuration.
Yes. Aggregations run on indexed columns MailPoet already maintains, and the Charts engine uses pagination and indexed joins rather than scanning meta. Half-million-row lists render dashboard cards in seconds, not minutes.
Yes. Each chart card exposes its underlying row set, which exports to CSV with active filters applied. The export feeds board reports, attribution dashboards, and ad platforms without spreadsheet round-trips.
Yes. Each subsite has its own mailpoet tables and SleekView Charts reads the current subsite by default. Network-wide dashboards can be configured explicitly when reporting spans multiple subsites or brands.
No. Core MailPoet uses the same tables, so SleekView Charts works on either edition. Premium-only columns and dynamic segments simply add more chart dimensions. The dashboard adapts to whichever data the active edition writes.
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