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Live workshop + honest review + 4 bonus kits
Every buyer you earn from is a stranger one minute later
WarriorPlus, JVZoo and ClickBank don’t hand you the buyer’s email. Lead ads sit in Ads Manager until you remember the CSV. WP Sync catches all of it automatically and puts it on your list in five minutes, tagged — for one payment instead of a monthly Zapier bill. Kevin Fahey is demonstrating it live today. Here’s my honest take, and the 4 kits I’m adding on top.
Ninety seconds of the plugin itself — pick the source, pick the destinations, save. That’s the whole job.
✓ One payment during launch✓ 4 bonus kits from me✓ No task limits, ever✓ 14-day money-back guarantee
🔄 150+ apps connected⚡ Syncs every 5 minutes📁 Runs on your own WordPress site💰 $47 or $147, once
The gap isn’t the sale. It’s the sixty seconds after it
You run a promo. It does 37 sales. You see the commission, feel good, move on. Now try to email those 37 people. You can’t — the marketplace kept the addresses. So the person who just proved they’ll spend money with you walks off, and you start again from zero on the next promo.
Leads are the same story with a slower fuse. Somebody fills your Facebook lead form at 9am. It sits in Ads Manager. You export the CSV on Sunday if you remember. By the time your welcome email lands they have no idea who you are. You already paid for that person.
🔴 How it usually goes
Lead fills your form or buys through your link
It sits in a dashboard you don’t check daily
You export a CSV — when you remember
You import it into your autoresponder
First email lands a day or three later, cold
🟢 How it goes with a sync running
Lead fills your form or buys through your link
The plugin picks it up automatically
On your list within 5 minutes, tagged by source
Welcome email fires while they’re still warm
Same contact also hits Sheets, Slack, your CRM
150+
Apps it connects, with new ones added free
5 min
Sync interval, hands off
0
Task limits — 50 contacts or 100,000, same price
1×
One payment during launch, not per month
What it actually is
A WordPress plugin. It installs on a site you already own, you paste in an API key for each tool you want connected, and then you build what the vendor calls a bridge: pick the source, pick the destinations, map the fields and tags, set a delay if you want one, save. Every five minutes it checks for new contacts and moves them.
Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, Trello, monday.com, Pipedrive
Slack, Discord, Telegram — alerts to you or your team
ManyChat — build a messenger list alongside email
Generic webhook, for anything not on the list
Unlimited destinations per bridge, at no extra cost
Three details that matter more than the app count: per-destination delays (send to your list instantly, move them to a different list two days later, automatically), a dry-run test that shows you exactly what would be sent without writing anything or emailing anyone, and a searchable activity log of every sync. That last one is what you want the day somebody swears they never got your email.
The bit that makes it an easy decision: no task meter
Zapier, Make and Pabbly bill by the task. One contact going to three destinations is three tasks. Have a good launch week and you burn the month’s allowance in two days, then either pay overages or watch automations stop mid-campaign. WP Sync doesn’t count at all — and it runs on your own site, so the contact data stays with you.
What matters
Zapier / Make / Pabbly
WP Sync
Task limits
Metered, with overage fees
None
Cost
Monthly, forever
One payment during launch
Extra destinations
Each one is another task
Unlimited, no extra cost
Where your data sits
On their servers
On your own site
New apps added
Often gated behind higher tiers
Included free
Needs
Nothing — it’s hosted
A WordPress site you control
Straight comparison: if you already pay for automation monthly, the maths is the argument. If you don’t automate anything yet, the argument is the leads you’re not capturing — the subscription was never the problem.
The two tiers, and which one you actually need
There are two front-end options. The difference is not features or limits — it’s which apps you can connect. Read the two lists and pick honestly.
Tier 1 — The List Builder
If your leads come from forms and go to email
$97$47 once
35 autoresponders — AWeber, GetResponse, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Kit, MailerLite, Drip and 28 more, in any direction
My read, plainly: if your whole world is opt-in forms feeding one autoresponder, the $47 tier does the job and you’ll never touch the rest. The moment you sell anything — affiliate offers, your own products, a course — or you run lead ads, the connections you need are in the Bundle. Buying the $47 first and wishing you had the Bundle later is the expensive route. Both tiers work on 3 sites during launch week, and both move to yearly billing for new customers after Saturday.
My verdict
★★★★☆
A dull, useful piece of plumbing at a price that isn’t rented
4.5/5
What it gets right
It kills a recurring bill and replaces it with one payment. That alone settles it for anyone already paying for automation monthly
No task metering. Your good months don’t cost you more, and automations don’t stop mid-launch
One contact, unlimited destinations. List, sheet, CRM, Slack, messenger — from a single bridge, at no extra cost
Delays are built in per destination, so “add now, move to the coaching list in two days” is a setting, not a second tool
Dry-run before you go live. See the exact contact and the exact fields that would be sent, without touching a subscriber
The activity log is searchable — you can prove whether a person was ever synced, months later
Your contact data sits on your own site, not on a third party’s servers
Good to know
It lives inside WordPress. No WordPress site, no WP Sync — that’s the trade that buys you the one-time price and your own data
The affiliate platforms, lead ads and ManyChat are Bundle-tier, not in the $47. The vendor says so on the sales page — pick your tier by the apps you need, not by the price
It moves and tags the contact. The emails they read afterwards are yours to write — the plugin is plumbing, not a copywriter
Made for: affiliates who want to keep the buyers they already earned from, anyone running lead ads who’s tired of CSV exports, sellers who want customers tagged by product automatically, and agencies who want to run this across client sites. Budget an hour for your first three bridges — API keys, mapping, a test contact. It’s setup work, not a magic button.
What I’m adding on top — 4 kits, $488
The plugin handles the plumbing beautifully. What it hands you is a tagged contact in your autoresponder — and that’s where most people stall, because now there’s a blank page where the follow-up should be. These four kits are the parts that come next: the words, the build order, the structure that keeps it usable, and the business you can run on top of it. All four are free when you grab WP Sync through my link.
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Kit 1 — The Follow-Up Vault The centrepiece$197
28 pages. Four complete sequences, 19 emails, every one written in full.
Sequence A — New affiliate buyer (5 emails, day 0/2/5/9/14). Turns a one-off commission into a buyer who hears from you again
Sequence B — Webinar or workshop registrant (6 emails: confirm, 24h, 1h, attended, no-show replay, final call)
Sequence C — New subscriber (5 emails, day 0/1/3/5/8) and Sequence D — clicked but didn’t buy (3 emails over 4 days)
Every email lists the tag it fires on, when it sends, its one job, two subject line options and the full body. Paste it in, swap six lines for your niche, switch it on
Merge-tag cheat sheet for AWeber, GetResponse, ActiveCampaign, Mailchimp, Kit, MailerLite and Brevo
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Kit 2 — The 15 Bridge Recipes $147
22 pages. Which automations are worth building first, and the order to build them in.
Fifteen recipes, each one giving you source → destinations, the fields to map, the tags to apply, the delay setting, why it pays and the one mistake that breaks it
The three to build first named up front — so your first hour goes on the two leaks that cost the most, not on the connection that happened to be easiest
A week 1 / week 2 / month 2 stack order, so you don’t build eleven bridges on day one and abandon all of them
A bridge naming convention that keeps 25 automations readable, and the dry-run habit that catches mapping errors before subscribers see them
Written tool-agnostic on purpose — the recipes work in Zapier, Make and Pabbly too, so this stays useful whatever you run later
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Kit 3 — The Tag Taxonomy Blueprint $97
15 pages of reference. The naming system that keeps an automated list segmentable.
Automation is a multiplier — it multiplies a good structure and it multiplies a mess just as fast. This is the structure, and it takes twenty minutes to put in place
The tag anatomy, six reserved prefixes and 32 worked examples, plus the decision test for lists vs tags vs custom fields
The 12 segments you can pull the moment it’s in place — with the exact tag logic for each. “Buyers who haven’t bought in 90 days” becomes a two-click pull instead of an afternoon
Hygiene and expiry rules, plus a 5-step migration path for a list that’s already messy, without breaking live automations
Platform notes for 8 autoresponders, and a printable one-page reference card
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Kit 4 — The 3 Bridges To Build First Free, right now
A 3-page quick win you can have before you decide anything.
The three automations that carry most of the load, with the fields, tags and the test to run before you switch them on
Works with any tool — grab it, use it, and judge the rest of my material on it
Take the Developer or Reseller upgrade and one more kit unlocks
The three kits above are for running this in your own business. This one is for running it in other people’s. Only take an upgrade if it genuinely fits — the Developer licence is for people with multiple sites or clients, and it isn’t a small purchase.
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Kit 5 — The Automation Retainer Kit New & exclusive$247
19 pages. The licence gives you the delivery capacity. This gives you the offer around it.
12 buying niches — the business type, the specific leak they have, the one-line hook that gets a reply, and where to find them
Three pricing tiers — setup-only, managed and growth — with what’s included, what’s explicitly excluded, delivery time and the monthly hours it costs you
The 12-question audit call script, and the three questions that actually create the sale
A fill-in-the-blank one-page proposal, an 8-step onboarding SOP with the client access checklist, and the 6-number monthly report that gets a retainer renewed
How to find your first ten prospects this week, with two outreach templates and the follow-up cadence
Plus the boundaries: scope creep, and the five things to put in writing before you start
One more kit, $247 — unlocked with any Developer or Reseller upgrade in the funnel.
How to claim your bonuses
Clear your cookies (or open a private window) so my affiliate ID is the one that registers.
Grab WP Sync through this link — either tier qualifies. The one-time price runs until Saturday, August 15 at midnight EST.
Check your JVZoo purchase confirmation. Affiliate bonuses appear alongside your transaction — look for my bonus delivery link there.
Anything missing? Email me your JVZoo receipt ID at affilateprofitblog@googlemail.com and I’ll send everything manually within 24 hours.
Questions, answered
What is WP Sync, in one sentence?
A WordPress plugin from Kevin Fahey and Neil Napier that automatically moves new leads and buyers between 150+ apps — from lead ads, forms, webinars and checkouts into your autoresponder, CRM, spreadsheets and chat tools — checking for new contacts every five minutes, for a one-time payment during launch instead of a monthly automation subscription.
Do I need a WordPress site?
Yes. This is the one hard requirement and it’s worth being clear about it. The plugin installs on WordPress and the syncing runs from there. That’s also what makes the one-time price possible and keeps your contact data on hardware you control — but if you don’t have a WordPress site and don’t want one, this isn’t your tool.
What’s the difference between the $47 and the $147?
Which apps you can connect, not how much you can do. The $47 List Builder connects 35 autoresponders to each other and to your forms. The $147 Complete Bundle adds everything else — WarriorPlus, JVZoo and ClickBank (so you can capture affiliate buyers), Facebook and Instagram Lead Ads, WooCommerce, Shopify, Stripe, ThriveCart, the course platforms, ManyChat, Zoom, Sheets, Slack and the rest. Both tiers have unlimited automations and no task limits.
Are there task limits like Zapier?
No. That’s the central pitch and it holds up: the vendor states there is no metering at any tier. Fifty contacts a month or a hundred thousand, the price doesn’t move and automations don’t stop mid-campaign.
Is it really a one-time payment?
During launch week, yes. The vendor states that after the launch closes on Saturday August 15 it moves to yearly billing for new customers — $97/year for the List Builder tier and $297/year for the Bundle. Buying this week locks in the one-time price. That’s the actual reason to decide now rather than a manufactured countdown.
What’s in the free workshop, and do I have to attend?
It’s a free live session today at 10:00 AM EST where Kevin puts a real lead through the system on screen and shows it landing on a list, tagged, within five minutes — plus how the same setup gets sold to businesses as a monthly service. You don’t have to attend to buy, and you don’t have to buy to attend. If the demo above already told you what you needed, skip straight to the tiers.
How many sites can I run it on?
Both front-end tiers work on 3 sites during launch week, which the vendor lists as a launch bonus over the normal single site. There’s a Developer upgrade in the funnel for 25 sites if you run client work. Check the current terms on the order page before you buy — they’re the version that counts.
Do I have to buy the upgrades?
No, and I’d rather you didn’t buy one that doesn’t fit. The front end is a complete, working product on its own. The Developer licence makes sense if you have multiple sites or clients. The tracking upgrade makes sense if you don’t already track which link produced which sale. If neither is true for you, take the front end and get on with it.
What do the bonuses actually add?
Three things the plugin doesn’t do, because it isn’t supposed to. The Follow-Up Vault gives you 19 written emails across four sequences, so the contact that just landed actually hears from you. The 15 Bridge Recipes tell you which automations to build and in what order, so you don’t stall at an empty bridge list. The Tag Taxonomy Blueprint keeps the whole thing segmentable once you’re at tens of thousands of contacts. Take an upgrade and the Retainer Kit turns it into a service you can sell.
Are the bonuses recycled PLR?
No. All four were written from scratch for this promo — 84 pages between them. They’re deliberately written to work with any automation tool and any autoresponder, so they don’t become worthless if you change your stack in a year.
Is there a refund?
The vendor offers a 14-day money-back guarantee, stated on the sales page. Check the current terms on the order page before you buy. If you refund, the bonuses go with it — that’s how affiliate bonuses work everywhere.
You already paid for those leads. Go and keep them
Every buyer sitting in a marketplace dashboard and every lead going stale in Ads Manager is money you’ve already spent and haven’t collected. One payment this week closes that gap permanently — and through my link you get the follow-up, the build order and the structure to go with it.
Most people automate the wrong three things first, then abandon the tool two weeks later. The only three automations worth building in your first week — with the fields, the tags and the test to run before you switch them on.
Works with WP Sync, Zapier, Make or Pabbly. Email in → PDF out, plus my private WhatsApp group where I post what’s converting right now. Takes 10 seconds. Don’t overthink it.