Give ConvertKit

Nonprofits often collect donor details in one place and keep their email list in another. Give ConvertKit closes that gap. When a donor opts in on a GiveWP form, their details go to ConvertKit through the API, so nobody has to copy names and addresses by hand. You then have a list that reflects who actually gave.

You choose how much control you want. Set one default ConvertKit form and set of tags for every donation form, or change the settings on individual forms. Tags let you separate groups, such as recurring donors and one-time donors, so each group can receive messages that fit. Setup needs only a ConvertKit API key, which keeps it approachable for organizations of any size.

Features

• ConvertKit API connection: Connect GiveWP donation forms to ConvertKit with an API key, so donor data moves to your email platform without manual entry.
• Global opt-in settings: Set a default ConvertKit form and tags that apply to every donation form, which keeps setup quick when all campaigns share one email approach.
• Per-form settings: Override the global defaults on any donation form, giving each campaign its own ConvertKit form and subscription preferences.
• Multiple tag support: Assign donors to one or more ConvertKit tags with each donation, which helps you segment your audience for targeted follow-up messages.
• Custom opt-in labels: Edit the opt-in prompt text and checkbox values, either globally or on individual forms, so donors clearly understand what they are signing up for.
• Checkbox opt-in at checkout: Donors subscribe to your email list with a simple checkbox during the donation process, with no separate signup step.
• Segment by donor behavior: Use tags to separate audiences such as recurring and one-time donors, then send each group messages that suit how they give.
• Visual form builder compatibility: Works with the GiveWP visual donation form builder, so the opt-in fits into forms you design with it.

Best for

• Nonprofits running GiveWP donation forms
• Fundraisers who email donors through ConvertKit
• Cause-driven groups segmenting supporters by tags