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MailerLite does 5 jobs: subscriber lists and segments, write and send email campaigns, automated email sequences, signup forms and landing pages, campaign analytics. Most projects replace one or two of them, so pick the job you actually need.
We track 3 open-source alternatives to MailerLite, but none currently has confirmed commercial use, local running and no paid services together. Mautic covers all 5 MailerLite jobs.
Open-source newsletter tool with a WYSIWYG, Markdown or MJML editor, sign-up forms, segments and analytics; Docker self-host or Keila Cloud.
Self-hosted newsletter and mailing list manager in a single Go binary with PostgreSQL; lists, SQL segments, templates, analytics and archives.
Self-hosted marketing automation in PHP; contact segments, email builder, drag-and-drop campaign journeys, forms and landing pages.
No project meets all of your requirements. The list below shows what you'd need to relax.
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Yes. Keila, listmonk and Mautic are free to download and run on your own computer without paid API keys. Mautic covers every job we list for MailerLite; the others cover only part of it, so check which job you need.
Yes, with Mautic (GPL-3.0-or-later), listmonk (AGPL-3.0-only) and Keila (AGPL-3.0-or-later). Check the hardware notes and licence conditions on each page before you start.
Yes, with Mautic (GPL-3.0-or-later), listmonk (AGPL-3.0-only) and Keila (AGPL-3.0-or-later). Check the hardware notes and licence conditions on each page before you start.
With conditions: Keila, listmonk and Mautic. This is not legal advice; read each licence.
Mautic covers every job we list for MailerLite.