SleekView for MailerLite: campaign performance as a table
MailerLite hosts campaigns and analytics in its own dashboard. SleekView pulls campaign stats through the MailerLite API and renders a sortable, filterable workspace of opens, clicks, bounces, and sent dates right inside WP Admin.
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Newsletter analytics 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, which is fine until your editorial workflow already lives in WP Admin and switching tabs to check last week's open rate becomes the most common interruption of the day.
SleekView calls the MailerLite API, caches the sent-campaign list with delivery counts, open rate, click rate, soft and hard bounces, and the sent timestamp, and renders the cache as a sortable, filterable workspace. Each campaign is a row. Open rate, click rate, and bounce count are sortable columns. Sent date filters scope the table to a quarter, a launch window, or a single editorial sprint.
Saved views handle the per-role rhythm. The newsletter editor keeps a view sorted by open rate to find the patterns worth repeating. The list ops lead keeps a bounce-sorted view to spot deliverability drift early. The agency account manager keeps a per-client filter that scopes the workspace to the segment that matters this week.
Workflow
MailerLite campaigns through the API into a sortable workspace
Connect MailerLite
Schedule the pull
Compose the workspace
Refresh as needed
Sample columns
A typical MailerLite campaigns view
MailerLite API + local cache table
| Campaign | Sent | Open rate | Click rate | Bounces | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| April newsletter | Apr 24 | 41.1% | 7.3% | 9 | Sent |
| Pro tier launch | Apr 19 | 36.4% | 12.5% | 4 | Sent |
| Re-engage cold list | Apr 12 | 14.8% | 1.2% | 63 | Sent |
| Welcome flow step 2 | Apr 08 | 48.6% | 9.7% | 6 | Sent |
Comparison
MailerLite reports vs SleekView in WP Admin
Default MailerLite reporting
- Reports live outside WordPress entirely
- Multi-campaign sorting requires manual sorting in the dashboard
- No saved filter presets per teammate
- No shared view next to the WP Admin workflow
- Cross-campaign comparisons need CSV export
SleekView
- Campaigns table inside WP Admin
- Sort by open rate, click rate, or bounce count
- Filter by date range or campaign type
- Saved views per teammate
- Scheduled API refresh keeps the cache current
Features
What SleekView gives you for MailerLite
Engagement at a glance
Open rate and click rate render as sortable columns next to subject line and sent date. The campaigns that worked and the ones that flopped sit side by side in the same view.
Saved per-role views
Editors save an open-rate-sorted view, list ops save a bounce-sorted view, agencies save per-client filters. Each role opens their workspace and the relevant slice is already there.
Cached API pulls
Refresh on a schedule and on demand. The cache is indexed locally so filtering and sorting run instantly without round-tripping the MailerLite API on every keystroke.
Audience
Who uses SleekView for MailerLite
Newsletter editors
Spot subject-line patterns by sorting on open rate. The next send's draft sits next to the last send's numbers in the same admin area.
List ops
Bounce-heavy campaigns surface as soon as the cache refreshes. Cleanup becomes a recurring task instead of a quarterly emergency when deliverability tanks.
Growth ops
Cross-campaign comparisons inline. Compare a launch series against a steady newsletter to see which cadence converts on the segments that matter.
The bigger picture
Why MailerLite reporting fits a WordPress workspace
Newsletter editors using MailerLite typically work in two places: the WP Admin where the editorial pipeline lives and the MailerLite dashboard where the campaigns are composed and the reports are read. The composer side genuinely belongs in MailerLite. The reporting side, the one editors revisit two or three times a week to check what landed and what didn't, fits the surrounding WP Admin workflow far better than a separate dashboard.
SleekView caches the campaign list locally and renders it as a sortable, filterable workspace so the open rate, click rate, and bounce count of every recent send are one tab away from the editorial work that produced them. For agencies running multiple MailerLite accounts the consolidation matters even more. One subsite per client, one connection per account, one workspace per relationship.
Monthly retainer reporting becomes a saved view and a CSV export rather than a login dance through three or four MailerLite accounts. The data MailerLite reports stays the source of truth; SleekView puts it where the rest of the work already happens.
Questions
Common questions about SleekView for MailerLite
No. The composer stays in MailerLite where it belongs. SleekView focuses on making the reporting side fit the WP Admin daily rhythm so editors and ops don't tab-hop for the recurring reads.
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 filterable columns. Build a saved view per group to track that audience's engagement trend across sends.
Yes. Automation steps return through the campaigns endpoint with an automation flag. Filter on type to separate broadcasts from automation triggers when comparing engagement, 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 doesn't break the workspace.
Yes. Each subsite registers its own MailerLite connection. The cache is scoped per subsite by default; network-wide views can be configured where ops genuinely span subsites.
Yes. Any filtered view exports to CSV with the columns you have selected. Useful for monthly retainer reports, board updates, or feeding the campaign-performance numbers into a separate analytics workflow.
The workspace 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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