Free, no signup
Migration check for your newsletter
Pick your current provider and the approximate size of your list. You see what comes along when moving to Sendmora, which method is used and roughly how long it takes.
Method
Sign in with the provider (OAuth)
Available
now, one click
Estimated duration
about 2 minutes
Rough estimate for fetching, checking and cleaning. Actual time depends on the provider's API.
What comes along: Mailchimp
- Contactsincluded
- Status (active, unsubscribed, bounced)included
- Custom fieldsincluded
- Tags and groupsincluded
- Consent recordsyesincluded
- Suppression list (unsubscribes, bounces)included
- Past issues for the web archiveincluded
According to its docs it provides signup and opt-in time per contact.
After the move
- The first send to migrated contacts goes out in batches (test batch).
- Credentials for your old provider are stored encrypted and deleted after the migration.
- Before starting you confirm that the contacts agreed to receive your emails.
Why consent records should move too
A plain CSV import often brings addresses only. To prove consent under Art. 7 GDPR you need the time and source of each signup. Where your old provider supplies these, Sendmora keeps them. Contacts without proof are flagged, and you can send them an email asking whether they want to keep reading.
Unsubscribes become a suppression list
Unsubscribed and bounced addresses go onto a suppression list, so you never email them again by accident, even if they show up in a later import.
How it works
Connect your old provider (sign in or API key), pick lists, confirm the contacts agreed to hear from you, and click Move. The migration runs in the background, can pause and resume, and ends with a report.
Frequently asked questions
Does migration work in the free trial?
Yes. That way you can see your real list in Sendmora before you decide.
What happens to my old provider credentials?
They are stored encrypted (AES-256-GCM), used only for the migration and deleted afterwards.
My provider is not listed.
Then use a CSV export. Almost every provider can export contacts as CSV. Pick “CSV” for a general guide.
Not legal advice. These notes do not replace a review by a lawyer.