Add newsletter ad revenue to GetResponse campaigns
MailAdx works with GetResponse custom HTML email blocks and custom field tags. Monetize your GetResponse newsletter list with open-time ad decisioning.
Why add MailAdx to GetResponse?
How to integrate MailAdx with GetResponse
- 1
Create a MailAdx publisher account
Sign up at mailadx.com/signup. Create an ad placement with floor CPM settings in the Publisher Portal.
- 2
Create an HTML snippet in GetResponse
In GetResponse's Email Creator, drag a Custom HTML block into your newsletter template.
- 3
Add the email hash merge field
GetResponse supports custom contact fields using [[field_name]] syntax. Store the SHA-256 email hash in a custom field and reference it in the tag URL.
- 4
Test and publish
Send a test send, verify the ad loads on open, and publish your template.
GetResponse editor tips
In GetResponse's Email Creator, drag a Custom HTML block into your template. Use custom field syntax [[email_md5]] for subscriber hash substitution.
<!-- MailAdx ad tag — decision runs at open time -->
<a href="https://mailadx.com/api/v1/serving/click?pub=YOUR_PUB&pk=header&eh={{EMAIL_SHA256}}"
target="_blank">
<img src="https://mailadx.com/api/v1/serving/display?pub=YOUR_PUB&pk=header&eh={{EMAIL_SHA256}}&w=600&h=100"
width="600" height="100" alt="" />
</a>
<!-- Replace {{EMAIL_SHA256}} with your ESP's email hash merge tag -->GetResponse + MailAdx: common questions
Does MailAdx work with GetResponse autoresponders?
Yes. The ad tag functions identically in newsletters, autoresponders, and automated automation emails.
How does billing work when I send through GetResponse?
You pay GetResponse for email delivery as usual. MailAdx charges only when a subscriber opens and the ad image is requested — not when GetResponse sends the email. A 10,000-recipient send with a 35% open rate generates roughly 3,500 billable impressions, not 10,000.
Can I use multiple ad placements in one GetResponse template?
Yes. Create separate ad units in MailAdx (e.g., header, mid-roll, footer) and paste each tag in a different HTML block. Each placement has its own floor CPM and reporting in the Publisher Portal.
Does the GetResponse integration work on mobile email clients?
Yes. MailAdx serves standard HTML image tags that render in Gmail iOS/Android, Apple Mail, Yahoo, and Outlook mobile. No JavaScript runs inside the inbox — the ad is a plain image request at open time.
Billing with GetResponse
MailAdx bills publishers a flat platform fee per impression served — typically $0.30–$0.50 CPM — regardless of which ESP you use. Your GetResponse subscription fee is separate; MailAdx does not charge per send or per subscriber. Advertisers pay you directly (or via programmatic demand) above the platform fee. Top up credits in the Publisher Portal before going live; impressions pause gracefully when credits reach zero.
Troubleshooting GetResponse + MailAdx
Ad image shows as broken or blank
Confirm the email-hash merge field substitutes in a real GetResponse test send — not just the editor preview. An empty hash causes MailAdx to skip the auction. Re-send a test to yourself, view the raw HTML source, and verify the eh= parameter is populated.
Impressions not appearing in Publisher Portal
Open the test email in a client that loads remote images (Gmail web, Apple Mail with images enabled). Some corporate Outlook configs block external images by default. Wait 60 seconds and refresh the portal — reporting is near-real-time.
Merge field syntax error in template
Each ESP uses different personalization syntax. Double-check you replaced {{EMAIL_SHA256}} in the MailAdx tag with GetResponse's exact variable from the setup steps above. A typo in the merge tag will break the URL at open time.
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