EasyLink Automations

Zapier and Make bill by the task, which is fine at low volume and painful when a workflow fires two thousand times a day. Serious WordPress operators watch hundreds of dollars a month leave the door before the site earns a dime back. EasyLink Automations pulls that layer inside WordPress itself — one lifetime license, unlimited runs, customer data never leaves your server.

What EasyLink Automations actually does

EasyLink Automations is a native WordPress plugin that ties events on your site to actions across 150+ external apps, running the whole workflow on your own host instead of routing it through a third-party cloud.

• Build workflows in a visual editor without writing code
• Connect WordPress to 150+ apps including WooCommerce, HubSpot, Mailchimp, Slack, Salesforce, Notion, Discord and Trello
• Trigger automations on 530+ WordPress events and dispatch across 550+ actions
• Chain multi-step workflows with delays, branching, and reliable execution
• Gate steps behind AND/OR conditional logic
• Map customer, order, post, form, and user fields between apps automatically
• Send and receive webhooks to reach anything outside the integration list
• Inspect every run in a full execution log for debugging

How it fits in your stack

EasyLink positions itself against Zapier and Make on price, and against the hosted layers behind Salesforce, HubSpot, Mailchimp, and Notion on where the automation actually runs. Instead of piping a WooCommerce checkout through a middleman, the whole loop stays on your own WordPress host — which matters if you’re a GDPR-conscious agency, a healthcare-adjacent business, or a store handling customer PII you’d rather not hand to a third party. Vendor lock-in also loosens, since the workflow definitions live in your database rather than someone else’s account.

Who it’s built for

This is a fit if your business already lives on WordPress and you’re tired of paying a monthly Zapier or Make bill for scenarios that only fire a handful of times a day. Agencies get the most obvious win: the top tier covers unlimited client sites, which works out to roughly an hour of billable setup per site to pay it off. Small business owners get a version of the same trade, a fixed one-time cost against an operating-cost line that only grows.

• WooCommerce stores automating order flow, CRM sync, and post-purchase email
• Digital agencies managing automations across a client roster
• Freelancers pricing Zapier out of the operating budget
• Course, LMS, and membership sites automating enrollment, renewals, and access
• Developers who’d rather extend a WordPress plugin than write a serverless glue layer

The deal

The Personal plan opens at $59 for one site license, all 150+ integrations, and unlimited automations. Business runs $99 for five sites plus priority support. Agency is $199 for unlimited sites and dedicated support. Every tier ships with lifetime updates and two years of bug fixes on top.