Mailchimp Customer Service, Billing, Login and Account Support

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Mailchimp customers commonly need help recovering an account, resolving a billing increase, canceling or pausing a plan, requesting an eligible refund, appealing an account suspension, fixing an email campaign or reaching support when they cannot sign in.

Mailchimp does not publish one general technical-support phone number for every customer. Support access depends on the pricing plan. Free users have limited support, qualifying paid users receive 24/7 email and chat assistance, and Premium subscribers receive phone and priority support after signing in.

How to Contact Mailchimp Customer Service

  • Mailchimp Help Center: Mailchimp Help
  • Mailchimp support options: View Support by Plan
  • Account login: Sign In to Mailchimp
  • Email and chat support: Available after login for qualifying paid plans
  • Premium telephone support: Available to Premium-plan customers through their logged-in support options
  • Sales and product demonstrations: 1-800-315-5939
  • Important: The sales number is not Mailchimp’s general technical-support or billing number.
  • Abuse Desk email: abuse@mailchimp.com
  • Report spam or abusive content: Mailchimp Abuse Desk
  • Service-status page: Mailchimp System Status
  • Mailchimp Atlanta office and legal-notice address: The Rocket Science Group LLC d/b/a Mailchimp, 405 N. Angier Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
  • Parent company: Intuit Inc.
  • Intuit headquarters: 2700 Coast Avenue, Mountain View, CA 94043
  • Intuit headquarters phone: 1-650-944-6000
  • Official website: Mailchimp.com

Use the sales number only when comparing plans, requesting a demonstration or discussing a custom account. Existing customers should sign in and use the support options displayed for their plan.

The Atlanta office is not a walk-in technical-support center, payment counter or public training location. Do not mail invoices, passwords, contact exports, payment-card information or account-recovery documents there unless Mailchimp provides specific written instructions.

Mailchimp Support Options by Pricing Plan

Free Plan

New Free accounts receive email support during the first 30 days after registration.

After that period, Free users generally have access to:

  • The Mailchimp Help Center
  • Mailchimp Assistant
  • Guided troubleshooting
  • Account-recovery tools
  • Public service-status information

Essentials and Other Qualifying Paid Plans

Qualifying paid plans include:

  • 24/7 email support
  • 24/7 live chat
  • Support in multiple languages
  • Screen-sharing assistance when initiated by a support representative

Standard Plan

Standard-plan users receive 24/7 email and chat support. New Standard customers may also qualify for a personalized onboarding session during the first 90 days after creating the account.

Premium Plan

Premium includes:

  • Phone support during listed business hours
  • Priority email and chat support
  • 24/7 email and chat access
  • Billing and compliance support
  • Screen-sharing or cobrowse assistance
  • Extended personalized onboarding for eligible new accounts

Mailchimp does not publish one universal Premium support number on its public pages. Sign in and use the telephone option shown for the account.

Best Mailchimp Support Route by Issue

  • Forgotten username or password: Use the recovery links on the Mailchimp login page.
  • No access to the account email: Use verified-phone recovery or the Account Recovery route.
  • Lost two-factor authentication device: Use the saved backup code or ask another account administrator for assistance.
  • Billing or unexpected charge: Sign in as an Owner or Admin and review Billing History and Monthly Plans or Credits.
  • Cancel or downgrade a plan: Open Account & Billing and select Manage My Plan.
  • Pause billing but preserve data: Use the temporary pause option when available.
  • Request an eligible refund: Use the logged-in billing-support contact route.
  • Suspended account: Read the notice in Account History and respond through the instructions supplied by Compliance.
  • Campaign or automation outage: Check the official Mailchimp status page before changing the campaign.
  • Spam or abusive Mailchimp content: Use the Abuse Desk form or email abuse@mailchimp.com.
  • Sales or custom pricing: Call 1-800-315-5939.

Information to Gather Before Contacting Mailchimp

  • Mailchimp username
  • Account name
  • Primary account email address supplied privately
  • Account Owner or Admin name
  • Current pricing plan
  • Billing date and amount
  • Invoice or receipt number supplied privately
  • Selected contact tier
  • Peak contact total
  • Number of email sends during the billing period
  • Campaign, audience or automation name
  • Exact error message
  • Browser and operating-system version
  • Relevant screenshot with private information covered
  • Compliance or suspension notice
  • Previous support case number
  • The specific resolution requested

Do not publish passwords, backup codes, two-factor authentication codes, API keys, complete payment-card numbers, account email addresses, contact databases, subscriber addresses or confidential campaign information in a public review.

How to Recover a Mailchimp Username or Password

To recover a username:

  1. Open the Mailchimp login page.
  2. Select Forgot Username.
  3. Choose recovery by email or verified mobile number.
  4. Enter the requested information.
  5. Check the email account or mobile device for the recovery message.

To reset a password:

  1. Select Forgot Password on the login page.
  2. Enter the username.
  3. Open the reset email.
  4. Create a unique password that is not used on another service.
  5. Review the account’s users and security settings after signing in.

Check the spam or junk folder when the recovery email does not arrive promptly.

Mailchimp Account Recovery Without Email Access

Mailchimp may allow recovery through a verified mobile number when the user no longer has access to the account’s email address.

The customer generally needs:

  • The Mailchimp username
  • The old email address currently on the account
  • Access to the verified telephone number
  • The verification code sent by text message
  • A new email address

If the telephone number was never verified or is no longer available, use Mailchimp’s Account Recovery route and be prepared to verify ownership.

Mailchimp may not transfer account ownership when multiple parties provide conflicting information. Business ownership disputes may have to be resolved through the organization’s internal records or appropriate legal channels.

Mailchimp Two-Factor Authentication Problems

A two-factor authentication problem can involve:

  • A lost or damaged telephone
  • An authenticator app that is out of sync
  • An expired passcode
  • A missing backup code
  • A new device or browser
  • A company-wide authentication requirement enabled by an administrator

Try the following:

  1. Confirm that the code is for the correct Mailchimp account.
  2. Use a newly generated code before it expires.
  3. Set the mobile device’s time and time zone to update automatically.
  4. Use the saved Mailchimp backup code.
  5. Ask an account Admin to invite a new authorized profile when the official procedure permits it.
  6. Contact Account Recovery when ownership cannot otherwise be verified.

A Mailchimp employee should not ask for your current two-factor authentication code. Do not read an authentication code to an unsolicited caller or send it by email.

How Mailchimp Billing Works

Mailchimp billing can depend on:

  • The selected feature plan
  • The selected contact tier
  • The highest contact total during the billing period
  • The number of email sends
  • Additional contact blocks
  • SMS credits
  • Transactional Email credits
  • Websites, domains or other add-ons
  • Taxes and billing currency

Mailchimp may add charges instead of immediately stopping service when an account exceeds its contact or send limit.

Peak Contact Total

A monthly invoice may use the highest contact total reached during the billing period. Deleting or archiving contacts after the peak was reached may help future bills but may not reduce the charge already calculated for the current period.

Review:

  • Subscribed contacts
  • Unsubscribed contacts
  • Non-subscribed contacts
  • Duplicate contacts stored in separate audiences
  • Inactive contacts that may be archived

Cleaned and archived contacts may be treated differently from other stored contacts. Review the current pricing rules before removing data.

Email-Send Overage Charges

An additional charge may also result when total email sends exceed the plan’s allowance.

Review:

  • Regular campaigns
  • Automated emails
  • Resent campaigns
  • Test sends where applicable
  • Large audiences receiving multiple campaigns

Changing the contact tier or send strategy may prevent future overages, but it does not necessarily reverse a charge already incurred.

How to Investigate an Unexpected Mailchimp Charge

  1. Sign in as the account Owner or an authorized Admin.
  2. Open Account & Billing.
  3. Review Billing History and download the invoice.
  4. Compare the amount with the selected plan and contact tier.
  5. Check the peak contact total.
  6. Check email-send totals.
  7. Review active add-ons, SMS credits and Transactional Email.
  8. Check whether another Mailchimp account uses the same payment method.
  9. Contact logged-in billing support and request an itemized explanation.
  10. Save the case number and written response.

If Mailchimp cannot identify the charge and the payment was not authorized, contact the bank or card issuer. Do not publicly post the full transaction record or payment-card number.

Mailchimp Refund Policy

Refund eligibility depends on the plan and the circumstances.

Monthly Paid Marketing Plans

Mailchimp’s current terms generally state that monthly Paid Marketing Plan charges are nonrefundable. Mailchimp may choose to issue a credit or refund at its discretion, but customers should not assume that canceling a monthly plan will reverse a charge already billed.

Annual Paid Marketing Plans

Mailchimp’s current terms provide a 60-day money-back guarantee for annual Paid Marketing Plans.

To request the refund:

  1. Contact Mailchimp through the official billing-support route.
  2. Submit the request within 60 days after purchasing the annual plan.
  3. Provide the account and invoice information securely.
  4. Ask for written confirmation that the request qualifies.
  5. Confirm whether the account will close or remain accessible.

System Malfunction or Termination Without Cause

Mailchimp’s Help Center also identifies limited refund situations involving a qualifying system malfunction or an account terminated without cause.

Document:

  • The date and duration of the problem
  • The affected feature
  • The campaign or automation involved
  • The official status-page event when one exists
  • The business impact
  • Previous support communications

A refund request and account cancellation are separate actions. Ask support to confirm both.

How to Change or Downgrade a Mailchimp Plan

To review plan options:

  1. Sign in as the account Owner or an authorized Admin.
  2. Open Account & Billing.
  3. Open Monthly Plans or Credits or Manage My Plan.
  4. Review the current contact tier, sends, features and add-ons.
  5. Select the new plan or tier.
  6. Review when the change becomes effective.
  7. Save the confirmation.

A downgrade may not become effective until the end of the current billing period. Previously billed charges are generally not refunded.

Before downgrading:

  • Review which features will be removed.
  • Check whether the account has too many contacts or users for the lower plan.
  • Export important templates, audiences and reports.
  • Review active automations and scheduled campaigns.
  • Remove unnecessary add-ons separately.

How to Pause a Mailchimp Plan

Qualifying plans may be paused for three or six months.

A pause can:

  • Stop ordinary marketing-plan billing
  • Preserve account data
  • Restrict or pause campaign sending
  • Require automations to be reactivated after restarting

Before pausing:

  1. Review the billing estimate for other active products or add-ons.
  2. Check SMS, Transactional Email, domain and website charges separately.
  3. Export important account data.
  4. Record the automatic restart date.
  5. Save the pause confirmation.

A paused plan may automatically resume after the selected period. Review the account before the restart date when continued service is not wanted.

How to Permanently Delete a Mailchimp Account

Permanent deletion can remove campaigns, audiences, reports, templates and other account data.

Before deleting:

  1. Export and back up the account.
  2. Export each audience and its contacts.
  3. Save templates and campaign content.
  4. Download important reports.
  5. Resolve outstanding invoices.
  6. Cancel separate add-ons or connected services.
  7. Confirm that another department does not still need the account.

To delete the account:

  1. Open Account & Billing.
  2. Select Manage My Plan.
  3. Select Delete My Account.
  4. Review the warnings.
  5. Confirm the password.
  6. Enter the required deletion confirmation.
  7. Select Permanently Delete.

Do not delete an account merely to stop one disputed charge before exporting records and contacting billing support.

How to Export and Back Up Mailchimp Data

Mailchimp account exports may include:

  • Audience contact files
  • Subscribed contacts
  • Unsubscribed contacts
  • Cleaned contacts
  • Templates
  • Campaign HTML
  • Campaign reports
  • SMS-related data when applicable

Exports may not preserve every feature in a form that can be fully restored. Verify the contents before closing or changing the account.

Store exported contact information securely. An audience export can contain personal information and should not be placed in a public folder or attached to a public complaint.

Mailchimp Account Suspended or Disabled

Mailchimp may suspend sending or account access because of:

  • High complaint rates
  • High unsubscribe rates
  • High bounce rates
  • Purchased or improperly collected contacts
  • Prohibited content
  • Unusual account activity
  • Security concerns
  • Billing problems
  • Violation of the Acceptable Use Policy
  • A direct complaint

When an account is suspended:

  1. Sign in and open the Account page.
  2. Read Account History.
  3. Open the email sent to the primary account contact.
  4. Follow the exact instructions supplied by Compliance.
  5. Explain how the audience was collected.
  6. Provide consent records when requested.
  7. Remove contacts that did not provide appropriate permission.
  8. Explain the corrective action taken.

Mailchimp lists Compliance review hours as Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. Eastern Time. Sending repeated unrelated messages may slow the review. Keep the response focused on the suspension notice.

How to Appeal a Mailchimp Compliance Decision

A useful response should include:

  • The account name
  • The affected audience
  • How and when contacts subscribed
  • The signup form or consent process
  • Whether older or imported contacts were used
  • The reason for any sudden increase in sends
  • Corrective steps already completed
  • The requested outcome

Do not create another account to evade a suspension. That can complicate ownership and compliance review.

Mailchimp Campaign Will Not Send

A campaign may fail, pause or remain queued because of:

  • An account suspension
  • A billing hold
  • An incomplete sender verification
  • A scheduled send time or time-zone issue
  • An audience or segment with no eligible contacts
  • A content or compliance review
  • A browser problem
  • A temporary Mailchimp service incident

Check:

  1. The official Mailchimp status page.
  2. Account History and notifications.
  3. The campaign checklist.
  4. The From address and domain verification.
  5. The audience and segment count.
  6. The billing status.
  7. The scheduled date, time and time zone.

Avoid repeatedly duplicating or rescheduling a campaign until the cause is understood.

Mailchimp Email Is Going to Spam

Mailchimp cannot guarantee inbox placement. Delivery can be affected by:

  • Permission and consent quality
  • Sender reputation
  • Domain authentication
  • Spam complaints
  • Bounce rates
  • Engagement
  • Message content
  • Misleading subject lines
  • Inactive or purchased contacts
  • Recipient mail-provider filtering

Practical steps include:

  • Send only to contacts who agreed to receive the message.
  • Authenticate the sending domain.
  • Remove invalid addresses.
  • Archive inactive contacts when appropriate.
  • Use accurate sender information.
  • Provide a visible unsubscribe link.
  • Avoid deceptive wording.
  • Monitor complaints, bounces and unsubscribes.

Do not re-add an unsubscribed contact without valid new permission.

How to Report Mailchimp Spam, Phishing or Abuse

Mailchimp’s Abuse Desk accepts reports concerning:

  • Unsolicited marketing email
  • Phishing
  • Fraudulent landing pages
  • Malware links
  • Impersonation
  • Prohibited or illegal content
  • Other violations of Mailchimp’s terms

For an email complaint:

  1. Preserve the complete message.
  2. Include the full email header when using the online form.
  3. Alternatively, forward the message to abuse@mailchimp.com.
  4. Explain why the message is abusive, deceptive or unauthorized.

For a Mailchimp-hosted webpage, provide the page address and a clear description of the concern.

Do not click suspicious links or provide a password, payment information or authentication code to the sender.

Mailchimp Privacy Requests

Privacy requests concerning a Mailchimp customer’s contact list may need to be directed first to the business that sent the campaign because that business controls its own audience and marketing relationship.

A request concerning Mailchimp’s own handling of account information can be submitted through Intuit’s privacy routes.

Mailchimp’s Privacy Officer mailing address is:

  • The Rocket Science Group LLC d/b/a Mailchimp
  • Attn: Privacy Officer
  • 405 N. Angier Ave. NE
  • Atlanta, GA 30308

Do not mail original identity documents unless the official privacy team specifically requests them through a secure procedure.

Mailchimp Warranty, Returns and Recalls

Mailchimp is a hosted software and subscription service rather than a physical consumer product.

Ordinary issues are handled through:

  • Technical support
  • Billing support
  • Plan changes
  • Refund review
  • Compliance review
  • Account cancellation

There is generally no physical merchandise return, repair-center or consumer-product recall process. Mailchimp’s terms state that the service is generally supplied as-is and without broad warranties.

Back up important data and test campaigns before relying on Mailchimp for a time-sensitive launch or legally required communication.

How to File a Mailchimp Complaint

  1. Identify the issue. Determine whether it involves billing, account access, campaign delivery, suspension, data, support or abuse.
  2. Preserve evidence. Save invoices, screenshots, Account History, status-page events and support messages.
  3. Use the correct logged-in route. Contact billing, technical or Premium support according to the account plan.
  4. Request a case number. Keep related communication connected to one case.
  5. State the requested resolution. Ask for an explanation, account restoration, billing correction, eligible refund or technical fix.
  6. Request escalation. Ask for billing, compliance or supervisory review when appropriate.
  7. Confirm the outcome in writing. Save the promised action and completion date.

Information to Include in a Mailchimp Complaint

  • Account name
  • Pricing plan
  • Invoice date and amount
  • Campaign or audience involved
  • Error or suspension message
  • Date the problem began
  • Support route used
  • Previous case number
  • Troubleshooting completed
  • The exact outcome requested

How to Escalate an Unresolved Mailchimp Billing or Support Complaint

  1. Reply through the existing support case.
  2. Provide the invoice, plan and contact-tier information securely.
  3. Ask for an itemized explanation of the charge.
  4. Ask which term or pricing rule applies.
  5. Request Premium, billing, compliance or supervisor review when applicable.
  6. Ask for the decision in writing.
  7. Export account data before closing the account.
  8. Contact the payment provider if a charge remains unauthorized or an approved refund does not appear.

A payment dispute may affect access to the account. First give Mailchimp a reasonable opportunity to identify and correct the charge when it is safe to do so.

Mailchimp and Intuit Company Information

  • Brand: Mailchimp
  • Operating legal entity: The Rocket Science Group LLC d/b/a Mailchimp
  • Parent company: Intuit Inc.
  • Mailchimp Atlanta office: 405 N. Angier Ave. NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
  • Mailchimp sales: 1-800-315-5939
  • Intuit headquarters: 2700 Coast Avenue, Mountain View, CA 94043
  • Intuit headquarters phone: 1-650-944-6000

Intuit acquired Mailchimp in 2021. Mailchimp continues to operate as an identifiable marketing platform under The Rocket Science Group LLC while being part of the Intuit group of companies.

The Atlanta location is Mailchimp’s principal operating and legal-notice location. Intuit’s Mountain View address is the parent company’s headquarters.

For parent-company headquarters information, visit the Intuit Corporate Office Headquarters page.

Mailchimp Customer Service Reviews and Complaints

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Mailchimp Customer Service Frequently Asked Questions

Does Mailchimp have a customer-service phone number?

Mailchimp does not publish one general technical-support phone number for every customer. Premium-plan subscribers receive phone support through the options displayed after login.

What is the 1-800-315-5939 Mailchimp number?

1-800-315-5939 is Mailchimp’s sales and product-demonstration number. It is not the general account-support or billing number.

Does Mailchimp offer 24/7 support?

Qualifying paid plans include 24/7 email and live-chat support. Premium customers also receive telephone and priority support.

Does the Mailchimp Free plan include customer support?

A new Free account receives email support for its first 30 days. After that, Free users generally rely on the Help Center and Mailchimp Assistant.

How do I contact Mailchimp about billing?

Sign in as an account Owner or Admin and open the billing-support contact route shown in the account.

Why did my Mailchimp bill increase?

Possible causes include a higher peak contact total, additional email sends, add-on contact blocks, SMS credits, Transactional Email or another paid feature.

Does Mailchimp issue refunds?

Monthly Paid Marketing Plan charges are generally nonrefundable. Current terms provide a 60-day money-back guarantee for qualifying annual Paid Marketing Plans.

How do I cancel Mailchimp?

Sign in, open Account & Billing, choose Manage My Plan and review the downgrade, pause or permanent-deletion options.

Can I pause Mailchimp instead of canceling?

Qualifying marketing plans may be paused for three or six months. Check for other active add-ons that may continue billing.

What happens when I delete a Mailchimp account?

Permanent deletion can remove audiences, campaigns, templates, reports and account data. Export a complete backup first.

How do I recover my Mailchimp account?

Use the Forgot Username or Forgot Password links. Verified-phone recovery may be available when the account email is no longer accessible.

What should I do if I lose my Mailchimp authentication device?

Use the backup code saved when two-factor authentication was configured. Another account Admin may also be able to restore authorized access through Mailchimp’s documented process.

How do I appeal a Mailchimp suspension?

Sign in, read the Account History and primary-contact email, and respond with the audience source, consent records and corrective actions requested by Compliance.

How do I report Mailchimp spam?

Use the Mailchimp Abuse Desk form or forward the message to abuse@mailchimp.com.

Where is Mailchimp located?

Mailchimp’s current Atlanta office and legal-notice address is 405 N. Angier Ave. NE, Atlanta, Georgia 30308.

Who owns Mailchimp?

Mailchimp is operated by The Rocket Science Group LLC and is part of Intuit Inc.

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Page Update Note

This Mailchimp customer service page was updated on July 23, 2026, to confirm that Mailchimp remains active under The Rocket Science Group LLC and Intuit Inc.; replace the former Ponce de Leon Avenue address with the current North Angier Avenue office; clarify Free, paid and Premium support options; distinguish the public sales number from account support; add current email, chat, phone, billing, refund, cancellation, pause, account-deletion, data-export, login-recovery, two-factor authentication, suspension, compliance, abuse, service-status and complaint-escalation guidance; remove unsupported review themes; and confirm that the live CustomerServiceNumbers.com page currently has no Mailchimp reviews.

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