
Flodesk lists 15+ native integrations, reaches 10,000+ further apps through Zapier and Pabbly Connect combined (8,000+ via Zapier alone), and exposes 24 documented REST endpoints on the v1 API rebuilt in January 2026. Every one of those paths, native connectors, no-code platforms, the API and the first-party MCP server, is included on every paid plan at no extra cost. Flodesk does not gate integrations, API keys or webhooks behind a higher tier the way Mailchimp and Constant Contact do; it gates them behind paying at all, since API keys are unavailable on trial and free accounts.
The shape of the catalogue tells you who Flodesk is built for. The native list is heavy on creator tools. Canva, Instagram, Interact, BookFunnel, HoneyBook, ThriveCart, and light on enterprise infrastructure: no first-party WordPress plugin, no Salesforce connector, no warehouse sync. If your stack is WooCommerce, HubSpot or a custom backend you will live in Zapier, Pabbly Connect or the API, not in a one-click connector. Buyers comparing MailerLite or Kit should weigh Flodesk’s design surface against a materially shorter native list.
One caveat colours every row below: Flodesk’s integrations move people, not messages. There is no send endpoint and no SMTP relay, so nothing on this page can deliver a receipt, a password reset or a WordPress form notification. They add or update subscribers, drop them into segments and push them into workflows; the workflow you built does the sending. Transactional mail needs a second provider on the same domain-Postmark, Amazon SES or Brevo.
The 30 entries below cover the native catalogue Flodesk enumerates publicly, the three no-code platforms it names, the most-connected Zapier destinations and the two developer surfaces. Flodesk publishes the canonical list at flodesk.com/integrations and the Zapier catalogue at zapier.com/apps/flodesk. Tags mark how the connection is made: NATIVE is built and supported by Flodesk in-app, ZAPIER exists only as an automation recipe, API means you write the call.
Flagship connector: syncs Shopify customers into segments and triggers follow-up and abandoned-cart emails.
Adds Squarespace checkout customers to segments, so purchase-triggered sequences fire without middleware.
Real-time sync of Wix customers and form submissions into Flodesk segments.
Adds ThriveCart buyers to the segments you map at purchase, product by product.
Payment rail behind Flodesk Checkout: subscriptions, payment plans, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Buy Now Pay Later.
Syncs WooCommerce customers into Flodesk via Zapier or Pabbly Connect. There is no first-party WordPress plugin.
Official Flodesk app with 3 triggers (subscriber created, added to segment, unsubscribed) and 7 actions, reaching 8,000+ apps.
Named by Flodesk alongside Zapier. Usual route for Elementor, WooCommerce and Google Sheets flows, one-time licence.
Official Make app with 10 modules: create or update subscriber, list segments, watch events, generic authenticated API call.
Developer automation platform whose Flodesk app is built on the public REST API, with code steps beside prebuilt actions.
Routes Interact quiz respondents into targeted Flodesk segments based on the result they scored.
Syncs verified contacts from involve.me funnels, quizzes and calculators into Flodesk segments.
Syncs contacts captured in BDOW! popups and embedded forms into Flodesk segments.
Pushes Typeform respondents into segments via Zapier, carrying answers through as custom fields.
Sends Google Forms responses to Flodesk as new subscribers via Zapier.
Sends Elementor form submissions to Flodesk, typically through Pabbly Connect rather than a plugin.
Syncs HoneyBook clients into Flodesk without manual CSV imports. Standard pairing for service creators.
Adds Marvelous course enrollees to segments so onboarding starts at enrollment.
Adds new Session booking clients to Flodesk lists at the moment of booking.
Adds Kajabi members and purchasers to segments via Zapier. One of the most-connected pairings.
Adds Acuity appointment bookers to Flodesk segments via Zapier.
Mirrors HubSpot contacts into Flodesk segments via Zapier. There is no native two-way CRM sync.
Import Canva designs into emails, checkouts and forms without leaving the builder. Shipped August 2025.
Pulls a live Instagram feed into email designs, so the grid refreshes without a manual image swap.
Sends Instagram and Facebook DM leads captured in ManyChat straight into Flodesk segments.
Adds readers to Flodesk segments when they claim a book delivered through BookFunnel.
Adds blog subscribers captured by Grow into segments. Aimed at publisher-side list building.
Public v1 API for subscribers, segments, workflows, custom fields and webhooks. API-key Basic auth, or OAuth2 for partners.
First-party MCP server letting Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini query analytics, subscribers and segments. Read-oriented today.
Row-to-subscriber sync both ways, usually built on Pabbly Connect or Zapier for lightweight list work.
Flodesk counts 15+: Shopify, Squarespace, Wix, ThriveCart, Canva, Instagram, ManyChat, HoneyBook, Interact, Marvelous, Session, BookFunnel, BDOW!, involve.me and Grow by Mediavine, plus Stripe behind Flodesk Checkout. Five of them. ManyChat, HoneyBook, ThriveCart, Wix and Squarespace, arrived with Canva in the August 2025 release. All are included on every paid plan.
Install the Flodesk app from the Shopify App Store, authorize it, then map which Shopify customer events land in which segment. Once customers flow into a segment the automation does the sending, including the abandoned-cart triggers added in August 2025. Data moves one way, into Flodesk: Shopify’s own order confirmations stay with Shopify.
Not natively. There is no first-party WordPress plugin, so WooCommerce orders and Elementor or Gravity Forms submissions reach Flodesk through Zapier, Pabbly Connect or a direct POST /v1/subscribers call. And to close the question people usually mean: Flodesk cannot be used with WP Mail SMTP at all. WordPress transactional mail needs a separate provider such as Postmark or Brevo on the same domain.
The official Zapier app exposes 3 triggers, subscriber created, added to segment, unsubscribed, and 7 actions: create or update subscriber, add to and remove from segment, add to and remove from workflow, unsubscribe, find subscriber by email. That surface reaches 8,000+ apps. No action sends an email directly: the closest equivalent is adding a subscriber to a workflow that sends on their behalf.
Both are native. Authorize the connector from the Flodesk integrations screen and pick the destination segment; Wix syncs customers and form submissions in real time, Squarespace passes checkout customers through. For a field-level mapping the connector does not expose, use Zapier or Pabbly Connect, or post to the API and set custom fields in the same call.
Yes, and Flodesk names both. The Make app ships 10 modules, including create or update subscriber, list segments, watch events and a generic authenticated API call covering anything Make has not wrapped. Pabbly Connect is the route Flodesk points at for Elementor, WooCommerce and Google Sheets flows, and its one-time licence tends to beat Zapier’s per-task pricing on high-volume syncs. All three authenticate with an API key, which means a paid plan, keys are unavailable on trial and free accounts.
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