Give ConvertKit 2.0.0
Wordpress Plugins Give 4.8 (636 reviews)
Give ConvertKit is a WordPress plugin built by the Give team that connects your donation forms directly to your ConvertKit account. When someone completes a donation on your site, they can opt in to specific ConvertKit forms and tags as part of the giving experience. Instead of running a separate signup process or asking donors to visit another page, the plugin places ConvertKit subscription options right inside your existing Give forms. All of your ConvertKit forms and tags are pulled into your WordPress admin, so you can assign them to donation forms without leaving the Give settings screen. This is a plugin designed for organizations that want their fundraising activity to build an email list or feed existing subscriber segments. Donors get a clear choice at the moment they give, and subscriber data flows into the correct place automatically. The whole point is that a donation can also be the start of a longer email relationship with your organization.
Getting connected takes a single API key. Give ConvertKit asks for your ConvertKit API key, and once that key is entered in the Give settings, the plugin reaches into your ConvertKit account and lists every form and tag you have set up there. You do not need to copy and paste URLs, create webhooks, or hand-enter field names. The forms and tags become available for selection within Give settings, ready to be matched to any donation form on your site. This direct pull means the options you see in WordPress always reflect what actually exists in ConvertKit. If you add a new form or tag later in ConvertKit, it becomes available inside Give without re-entering anything. The setup is short enough that connecting your email marketing tool becomes a minor part of building your donation pages rather than a project of its own. That keeps the whole integration manageable even for a small team.
Beyond the basic connection, Give ConvertKit includes global default settings that give you control over how the opt-in behaves across your site. You can define default preferences for which ConvertKit form or tag applies to donations generally, then override those defaults on individual forms where you want something different. That kind of granular control matters when your campaigns differ. A general donation page might send everyone to one newsletter form, while a specific fundraising drive can send its donors to a different list or apply a tag that identifies them as part of that effort. The global settings act as the baseline, so you are not forced to configure every form one at a time, but per-form overrides remain available whenever you need a variation. You decide the level of specificity for each individual form, and the plugin stays out of the way until a particular donation form actually needs a subscriber destination.
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For the people running the site, the practical effect is that donor email addresses end up in the right ConvertKit lists and carry the right tags without anyone having to export, clean up, or re-import data. Donors get a simple experience: they give, and if they choose to join, they land on a form you selected for that specific donation page. The plugin does not replace ConvertKit or Give. It sits between them, passing subscription details along the moment a donation is completed. The opt-in is tied to the timing of the gift, not to however long it takes someone to find a separate signup box. Anyone already running Give for donations and ConvertKit for email will find that the two systems finally share the same moment. The result is an email list that grows naturally from the donation experience, with each supporter deciding at the point of giving whether they want to hear more.
- Item type
- plugin
- Category
- Wordpress Plugins
- Version
- 5.6.1
- Availability
- In stock
- Delivery
- Digital
- Last updated
- August 10, 2026
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