Integration paths

Contact Form 7 Connector PRO connects form submissions with MailChimp and MailerLite, and can send them through Zapier workflows. The direct MailChimp and MailerLite connections handle subscriber lists, groups, and custom fields. Zapier can connect submissions with more than 500 services, including ActiveCampaign, AWeber, Constant Contact, Drip, InfusionSoft, and GetResponse. The available workflow depends on the connected service and its configuration.

Lists, groups, and fields

After you enter an API key, the plugin displays available lists, groups, and fields so you can choose them without looking up their IDs. Map Contact Form 7 components to MailChimp or MailerLite custom fields to pass submitted values to the corresponding fields. A selected form value can also determine which MailChimp list or MailerLite group receives a subscriber.

PRO works with MailChimp segmentation and an unlimited number of shared API keys for MailChimp and MailerLite. The connector can update existing subscribers and supports MailChimp double opt-in, which sends a confirmation email.

Cached data and refresh controls

Data from connected services is cached to reduce repeated requests. When you add form elements, save the form settings to refresh the element list. If lists, groups, or fields have changed, use the refresh icon beside a list dropdown or choose “Reload fields” to request current data. The extension also reloads cached data automatically when it expires.

Installation and requirements

In WordPress, install and activate Contact Form 7 Connector, then open the CF7 Connector settings. Enter the relevant API key, choose lists or groups, map form elements to service fields, and save the form settings. Configure Zapier, MailChimp segmentation, shared API keys, or value-based subscriptions as needed.

The listed minimum requirements are WordPress 4.0, PHP 7.1, and Contact Form 7 4.2.