Simple and Effective WordPress Integration Plugin

I got Bit Integrations during their LTD offer in Appsumo because I needed a way to connect with Woocommerce store with my email marketing platform, SendFox (Appsumo Original).

Yes, something like WP Fusion could do it but I’m still early stage so wasn’t looking to add another subscription to my expenses. I came across Bit Integrations and decided to give it a try because it was a low cost entry point.

I didn’t need all the bells and whistles so I was okay with testing this relatively new integration plugin.

At the time, the user interface felt more like a beta design but the fact is that I was okay with the simple and straightforward approach of the tool. It was a “get the job done” quickly rather than be impressed with fancy visuals and effects.

I looked at the available integrations before buying so I wasn’t surprised.

It got the job done and it gave me much more than I expected for a low cost. Before trying Bit Integrations I was going to use Zapier until I realized I had to pay for the WordPress plugin and also the pro plan just to connect WooCommerce to it.

If you are looking for a simple way to connect your WordPress site to other platforms and automate some of the common internal WordPress activities, this tool is worth checking out.

It won’t be a fit for everyone and it’s not supposed to be a competitor to tools like Zapier or WP Fusion. It’s not intended to wow you either. It’s a practical plugin to get your stuff done at a fraction of the cost of other plugins.

The biggest caveat is that, while there’s a free version, many of the common app connections are only available in the paid plan. That said, their pricing is economical and I consider it good value for the money.