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AcyMailing review

Freemium#121 of 185 in Email Marketing Software

A CMS-focused email platform with automation, segmentation, testing, and a free starting point.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

AcyMailing is an email marketing extension for WordPress and Joomla websites. It is designed for site owners who want to create newsletters and campaigns, manage subscribers and lists, collect subscriptions through forms, and connect email activity with website add-ons. Its feature set covers a drag-and-drop email editor, audience segmentation with filters, automated email workflows, A/B campaign testing, campaign statistics, click tracking, and a REST API. The product is available for web, API, and self-hosted use, with a free version, paid versions, and optional sending services.

Pricing is structured around two free options. “Free — AcyMailing only” costs €0 per year and is available for websites using the plugin. “Free — AcyMailing + Sending Service” costs €0 per month and includes 500 free emails. A 14-day free trial is also offered. The sending-service allowance is separate from the plugin-only option, so buyers should choose the setup that matches how they plan to deliver campaigns. AcyMailing fits organizations that want to keep email management close to their CMS while retaining a path to external connections through its API.

Its ecosystem is a central strength. Listed integrations include WooCommerce, HikaShop, Zapier, WPML, Gravity Forms, and Event Calendar, while CMS add-ons extend connections within WordPress and Joomla. That makes the product a practical choice for content, commerce, forms, and event-driven email workflows in those platforms. It is less suitable for teams seeking a CMS-independent email system or a broader platform focus beyond website extensions. Choose AcyMailing when WordPress or Joomla is the operational center; consider an alternative when those CMS integrations are not central to the email program.

AcyMailing pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Native subscription forms for WordPress and Joomla
    • Automation, segmentation, A/B testing, and campaign statistics
    • REST API plus integrations including WooCommerce and Zapier
  • Where it doesn't
    • The product is centered on WordPress and Joomla websites
    • The free sending-service plan includes 500 emails per month
    • Choosing a sending setup adds delivery-capacity considerations

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