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A Mailchimp form sign-up starts a campaign with a welcome text today and a voicemail drop in your own voice tomorrow.
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Connect Mailchimp with one login. Everyone who signs up through a Mailchimp form lands in a Broadcast list and can start a campaign of texts, voicemail drops, and calls. Emails collected by text go back to your Mailchimp audience, with tags.
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Broadcast, formerly Call Loop, syncs contacts with Mailchimp both ways. Mailchimp form sign-ups land in a Broadcast list and can start texts, picture messages, ringless voicemail drops, and voice broadcasts; emails captured by text go back to your Mailchimp audience with tags. Plans start at $15 a month.
Overview
From Mailchimp to Broadcast, when someone subscribes through a Mailchimp web form, the contact is added to the Broadcast list you choose within moments, with the Mailchimp contact ID kept to link both records. That list can start a campaign, so a new subscriber gets a welcome text and a voicemail drop without anyone importing a file.
From Broadcast to Mailchimp, when a contact gives you an email in Broadcast, for example by texting it to your keyword, Broadcast adds the email, first and last name, and phone number to the Mailchimp audience you pick, with the tags you choose. Your email list grows from the same texts, and each sync can be paused with a toggle.
How it works
In Broadcast, open Settings, then Integrations, and click Connect next to Mailchimp. Log in to Mailchimp and click Allow.
Send contacts to Mailchimp when an email is captured in Broadcast (pick the audience, phone field, and tags), or sync contacts to Broadcast when they sign up through a Mailchimp form (pick the phone field and list). Use both if you like.
Send a test request with a phone number and email, or fill in your own form. Then use the Mailchimp form or the list as the trigger for a campaign of texts, voicemail drops, and calls.
Use cases
A Mailchimp form sign-up starts a campaign with a welcome text today and a voicemail drop in your own voice tomorrow.
People text their email to your keyword from a stage, a flyer, or a radio spot, and Broadcast adds them to your Mailchimp audience with tags.
Email the invite from Mailchimp, then text the link the day before and send a voice broadcast an hour before it starts.
Back up the promo email with a text and a link to the same people, then a ringless voicemail drop the next day.
Forms can collect mobile and landline numbers. Landlines can’t take texts, but they get your ringless voicemail or voice broadcast.
A campaign can enroll people from a Mailchimp form and a Broadcast list at the same time, so everyone gets the same sequence.
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The current Mailchimp connection and setup documentation are available below.
Yes. Contacts who subscribe through a Mailchimp web form are added to the Broadcast list you choose, and contacts who give you an email in Broadcast are added to your Mailchimp audience with their email, name, phone number, and tags. Each direction is its own action, and either one can be turned off with a toggle.
Yes. Use a Mailchimp form submission as the enrollment trigger of a Broadcast campaign, map the phone field, and every new subscriber enters the sequence of texts, voicemail drops, and calls. One campaign can also enroll people from a Mailchimp form and a Broadcast list at once.
Messages use the same credits as the rest of Broadcast. That is 1 credit per text up to 160 characters, 2 credits per picture message or voice memo, 2 credits per delivered voicemail drop, and 1 credit per minute of call (2 credits with press 1 transfer). Plans start at $15 a month for 250 credits, with a 14-day free trial.
No. An email subscription is not permission to text or call. Add a phone field with clear SMS consent wording to your Mailchimp form, name your business in each message, include how to opt out, and honor STOP replies. Since the FCC’s 2022 ruling, a ringless voicemail to a cell phone is treated as a call. This is not legal advice.
Texts, picture messages, voicemail drops, and voice calls, all paid with the same credits. Cancel before day 14.