ClickSyncr is one Contact Form 7 plugin that connects your forms to email marketing and CRM platforms. Each integration is written against the platform’s real API: contacts are matched by email so re-submissions update the existing record instead of creating a duplicate, every Contact Form 7 field maps to the platform’s native fields, and an acceptance checkbox gates the sync for GDPR consent. Four integrations are published on WordPress.org today, and each has a dedicated guide on clicksyncr.com.
Published ClickSyncr Integrations
ClickSyncr for Brevo
Send Contact Form 7 submissions to a Brevo list, mapped to your Brevo contact attributes.
ClickSyncr for Kit
Add Contact Form 7 subscribers to Kit (formerly ConvertKit), with your form fields mapped to Kit.
ClickSyncr for Klaviyo
Sync each Contact Form 7 submission to a Klaviyo list as a profile, with standard field mapping.
ClickSyncr for MailerLite
Send Contact Form 7 submissions to a MailerLite group, updating existing subscribers instead of duplicating them.
These plugins share one codebase and one idea: keep Contact Form 7 as your form, and let ClickSyncr deliver every submission to the marketing platform you actually use.
How ClickSyncr Came To Be
ClickSyncr grew out of a decade of building Contact Form 7 integrations. It started with the Contact Form 7 Mailchimp extension in 2015, the first plugin on WordPress.org to push CF7 submissions straight into a Mailchimp audience. Over the years that became a family of single-platform connectors: AWeber, Campaign Monitor, GetResponse, and more.
The question I kept getting was always the same: “Can it connect to the platform I actually use?” Email marketing and CRM tools had multiplied, and nobody wanted a different plugin for each one. ClickSyncr is the answer: one Contact Form 7 plugin that connects to more than 20 platforms from a single, consistent settings tab.