Connect PayPal and Mailchimp to unlock the power of automation

To integrate PayPal with Mailchimp, you'll need to set up a Zap using our platform. After logging in, connect your PayPal and Mailchimp accounts, then create a workflow where a new sale in PayPal can trigger an action in Mailchimp, such as adding a subscriber to your list.

Common triggers include successful sales transactions or completed payments in your PayPal account. These triggers can be set to initiate actions like updating subscriber information or adding tags within Mailchimp.

Yes, you can use mailchimp to segment audiences by setting up Zaps that tag subscribers based on their purchase activity from PayPal. This allows targeting specific groups through automated workflows.

Definitely. By creating a Zap with the trigger as a successful transaction in your PayPal account, you can automatically update or add new subscribers' details into your Mailchimp list.

You certainly can. By setting up an automation that triggers when there's a new sale in your PayPal account, you can craft and send personalized emails via campaigns created in Mailchimp immediately following transactions.

With completed transaction data from PayPal, possible actions include adding customers to specific lists, tagging purchasers for follow-up marketing campaigns, or sending them autoresponders through your connected accounts.

While most standard transactional data can be captured accurately with our integrations, certain complex custom fields in either service might not map perfectly without manual adjustments. It’s important to ensure compatibility when setting up the initial integration.