Syncly was built to give WordPress businesses a complete, reliable connection to GoHighLevel: no fragile workarounds, no disconnected data, and no generic CRM connector trying to fit the job.
▶ Watch Syncly in actionAs an agency, we kept rebuilding the same broken bridge between WordPress and GoHighLevel for every client — brittle Zapier chains, plain-text API keys, and data that drifted out of sync within days. We were manually exporting CSVs twice a week just to keep two systems aligned.
We built a proper bridge — OAuth-secured, bidirectional — that pushed WP user registrations straight into GHL contacts. No more manual CSV imports. We ran it on our own client work for six months before anyone else saw it.
Hundreds of sites downloaded it on day one. Other WordPress operators had the same problem; they just hadn't built the bridge yet. We packaged it properly: OAuth2, BuddyBoss, LearnDash hooks, field mapping, webhooks — and made it the first plugin to sync native GHL Custom Objects.
The product kept growing with the real needs of WordPress operators: WooCommerce, memberships, learning, communities, field mapping, webhooks, and Custom Objects. One focused integration, built to handle the whole connection.
Active installs across dozens of countries. Still answering support tickets ourselves.
We didn't set out to build a product. We set out to stop doing the same thing twice every time a new member signed up.
Builds and supports the plugin directly.
One person, one inbox, direct support from Yahya.
Yahya runs client work on this exact stack — the plugin and the CRM.
The whole reason we exist: a real integration instead of another brittle workaround.
We read every message ourselves and close by being useful, not pushy.
Working demos and a hundred-plus docs — not hype.
If you have ever exported a CSV at midnight just to keep GHL and WordPress in sync, this was built for you.
If you run LearnDash courses and want course completions to trigger GHL automations without Zapier, this was built for you.
If you manage five or more WordPress client sites and want each one syncing to its own GHL location without custom dev work, this was built for you.