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Campaign Monitor Laravel Package
statamic-rad-pack/campaign-monitor
Statamic addon that connects your site to Campaign Monitor, letting visitors subscribe through forms and keeping mailing lists in sync. Configure API credentials and list IDs, then use tags or form handlers to add subscribers without custom API code.
Campaign Monitor for Statamic connects your Statamic site to Campaign Monitor, making it simple to collect newsletter subscribers through Statamic forms. Configure your API credentials and list, then map form fields to Campaign Monitor subscriber fields for a smooth signup flow.
- Subscribe visitors to Campaign Monitor lists from Statamic forms
- Map form fields to subscriber and custom fields
- Configure API credentials and default list settings
- Integrates with Statamic’s built-in form workflow
- Keeps subscriber collection centralized and easy to manage
Frequently asked questions about Campaign Monitor
- What does statamic-rad-pack/campaign-monitor do?
- It is a Statamic addon that connects your site to Campaign Monitor for newsletter subscriber sync. It lets Statamic forms and user registrations create or manage mailing list signups without writing custom Campaign Monitor API code.
- How do I install Campaign Monitor for Statamic with Composer?
- Install it with Composer using composer require statamic-rad-pack/campaign-monitor, then follow the addon setup instructions to publish configuration and connect your Campaign Monitor account. Keep API secrets in environment variables rather than committing them to the repository.
- Does this package work with Laravel and which versions are supported?
- It is a Composer package intended for Laravel applications running Statamic. Check the package composer.json for the supported Laravel, PHP, and Statamic version constraints before installing, because Statamic addons often track specific major versions.
- How do I connect Statamic forms to a Campaign Monitor mailing list?
- You configure your Statamic form to send submissions to Campaign Monitor, typically by mapping the subscriber email field and selecting the target mailing list. The addon then handles the sync so form submissions become Campaign Monitor subscribers.
- Can I sync Statamic user registrations to Campaign Monitor?
- Yes, the package is described as integrating Campaign Monitor with Statamic user registrations as well as forms. You can use it to add newly registered users to a newsletter list, provided your consent and opt-in flow allows that.
- How do I configure Campaign Monitor API credentials?
- Store your Campaign Monitor API key and any required client or account identifiers in environment variables, then reference them from the addon config file. After changing environment values, clear Laravel config cache so the new credentials are picked up.
- Is this addon suitable for production newsletter signups in Laravel?
- It is designed for the common production use case of capturing newsletter subscribers from Statamic forms and user registrations. Before launch, confirm error handling, API rate limits, double opt-in behavior, and whether failed syncs are logged or retried.
- How can I test Campaign Monitor integration without adding real subscribers?
- For local testing, avoid pointing at a live Campaign Monitor list; use a dedicated test list or stub the HTTP calls in your Laravel test suite. Review the addon service bindings to see what can be swapped or mocked safely.
- Does it support multiple mailing lists or custom subscriber fields?
- The addon is built around connecting Statamic forms and user registrations to Campaign Monitor mailing lists. Exact support for multiple lists and custom subscriber fields depends on the addon configuration options, so review the package config and README before assuming complex field mapping.
- What are alternatives to this Statamic Campaign Monitor addon?
- You can integrate Campaign Monitor directly through its API, use a general Laravel newsletter package, or choose another Statamic addon that targets your email provider. This package is a focused fit when you specifically want Campaign Monitor signups tied to Statamic forms and user registrations.
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