WordPress email sequences
Nurture from Contact Form 7 and WooCommerce enrollments — or add an address by hand. Sequences send through the mail you already have (WP Mail SMTP or hosting mail). No Mailchimp tax, no extra CRM.
Why it exists
If you already use Contact Form 7 and/or WooCommerce, enrollments start the nurture on the same site. No Klaviyo, no ActiveCampaign, no Zapier for a simple drip. First email goes out without leaving WordPress.
Contacts, sequences, and tracking live in WordPress — not a rented list you lose when you cancel a tool.
A successful form send enrolls the submitter. Lead magnet, quote, or “talk to us” — they enter the drip and every step runs unless they hit an exit.
Checkout, paid order, or both. Billing name and email start a welcome, upsell, or post-purchase sequence. Shop and follow-up stay in WordPress.
From name, from email, reply-to, signature, preview text, and send windows you control.
Opens, clicks, and per-contact activity without another analytics subscription.
Manually add any email to an existing sequence. They start at Step 1 and receive every remaining email on the same delays as auto-enrolled leads.
Define an exit: booked a call, purchased, replied, or any action you track. The rest of the sequence does not go out.
Sequence builder
Build the flow once. Duplicate it when it works. Pause it when it should not send.
Subject, HTML body in the WordPress editor, and optional inbox preview text.
Minutes, hours, or days. Optional “send at this clock time.” Instant Step 1 on enroll, or wait for the delay.
{{name}} and {{email}} in subject and body.
Any time, weekdays 9–5, or no late-night sends.
Stop a whole sequence, or clone a proven flow.
Set a stop: purchase, form, booking, or a tag. Further steps are skipped so a converted lead is not still nurtured as a prospect.
Native integrations
Auto-enroll is not a tag dump. The contact enters the sequence and the entire drip runs — delays, send windows, tracking, and exit rules included. No Zapier, no CSV.
Contact Form 7
After a successful send, the submitter is enrolled in the sequences you choose — specific forms or all forms. Lead magnet, quote, or “talk to us”: they submit, they enter the drip, and every remaining email goes out unless they hit a stop rule.
WooCommerce
Enroll from checkout, order completed, or both. Billing name and email begin a welcome, upsell, or post-purchase sequence. Shop and follow-up live in one WordPress admin. A later purchase can also be the action that stops a prospect drip.
Manual enroll and exits
You do not need a form or an order. Paste an email into a sequence that already exists and they run the entire drip — Step 1 through the last email — on the delays you already defined. You also set when sending should stop, so a lead who books, buys, or takes another action is not still getting the rest of the nurture.
Manual enroll
From WordPress admin, add a name and email to a live sequence. They start at the beginning and receive every remaining step unless they unsubscribe or hit an exit. Use it for imported lists, a sales handoff, or anyone who never filled your form.
Stop rules
If the lead takes a certain action — paid order, booked call, tagged as customer, or a goal you set — remaining steps are skipped. Pause or move a single contact without shutting down the sequence for everyone else.
Delivery, tracking, unsub
Instant first email or delayed first touch. Open and click tracking. One-click unsub.
Works with WP Mail SMTP, Mailgun, Amazon SES, and hosting mail you already have.
SMTP plugins do not rewrite the brand on sequence mail.
Steps leave when they are due — not when someone remembers to hit send.
Dashboard rates: sent, opens, unique opens, clicks. Contact list with enrollments, pause/resume, move, delete, and search.
Reusable HTML signatures, default per sequence, preview a step, test send.
Per-enrollment token link. Auto-footer. Skip Step 1, all steps, or off. Manual unsub by email for one sequence or all.
Contrast
| Typical SaaS drip | WordPress email sequences |
|---|---|
| Monthly per-contact fees | Lives on your site |
| Export/import to enroll | CF7 + Woo nurture, or paste an email |
| Drip until the list ends | Stop when they take an action you define |
| Another login | WordPress admin |
FAQ
No. Sequences, contacts, and tracking live in WordPress. Mail goes out through wp_mail() — the same path as WP Mail SMTP, Mailgun, or Amazon SES you already use.
Yes. After a successful Contact Form 7 send, the submitter is enrolled in the sequences you choose (specific forms or all forms) and the full drip runs. WooCommerce can enroll from checkout, order completed, or both, using billing name and email — welcome, upsell, or post-purchase nurture without Zapier.
Yes. Paste a name and address into an existing sequence from WordPress admin. They start at Step 1 and receive the entire drip on the same delays as anyone enrolled from a form or checkout.
Yes. You define when sending should stop — for example a purchase, a booked call, or a tag. Remaining steps are skipped for that contact. You can also pause or unsub one person without stopping the sequence for everyone else.
Yes. From name, from email, reply-to, signature, preview text, and send windows are per sequence. Unsubscribe is a token link, with a one-click admin unsub if someone emails you to stop.
No. It is a standalone WordPress plugin with its own tables on your site. Canceling a third-party email tool does not take the list with it.
Form fills and orders enroll automatically. The nurture runs on your site.
Get WordPress email sequencesWe install the plugin, connect CF7 and/or WooCommerce, and get Step 1 sending through the mail you already use.