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Mail Mint support for Pro Elements

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ssergioll resolved
Hello. We are interested in Mail Mint for our company. We use Elementor forms for capture leads; however, instead of using “Elementor Pro,” we use “Pro Elements,” which is a GPL version that enables the “Elementor Pro” widgets. The issue we’re facing is that when we use “Pro Elements,” the option to send the form to “Mail Mint” is not available. Could you make it compatible? “Pro Elements” is essentially the same as “Elementor Pro,” except it does not include template kits or support. Here URL of Pro Elements: https://proelements.org/ Thank you. Hi @ssergioll , Thank you for reaching out and sharing the details. Currently, Mail Mint integrates with Elementor Pro natively, and “Pro Elements” is not officially supported. Since “Pro Elements” is a GPL version that replicates Elementor Pro’s widgets, the integration may not detect it properly, which is why the option to send forms to Mail Mint is missing. At the moment, we don’t officially support “Pro Elements,” but I’ve noted your request and will pass it to our development team as a feature suggestion for future compatibility. Thanks!

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Sakibul Hasan 2025-10-02T07:02:00+00:00

Hi @ssergioll , Thank you for reaching out and sharing the details. Currently, Mail Mint integrates with Elementor Pro natively, and “Pro Elements” is not officially supported. Since “Pro Elements” is a GPL version that replicates Elementor Pro’s widgets, the integration may not detect it properly, which is why the option to send forms to Mail Mint is missing. At the moment, we don’t officially support “Pro Elements,” but I’ve noted your request and will pass it to our development team as a feature suggestion for future compatibility. Thanks!