What integrations does SendFox have, and how do I connect them?

SendFox integrations include Zapier, Make, TidyCal, WordPress plugins and AI assistants. Connect TidyCal and Zapier under Settings → Connections → Integrations.

How do SendFox integrations work?

SendFox connects with other tools in three ways:

• Native integrations you connect directly inside your SendFox account (for example TidyCal, Zapier, and the Mailchimp, Kit and Google contact imports).
• The SendFox API and no-code automation platforms such as Zapier, Make, Integrately, and Pabbly Connect.
• A wide range of third-party tools that have built their own SendFox connection.

Plan note: API access — and any integration that depends on it, including Zapier — is available on paid plans (Lifetime and Pro). The Free plan does not include API access: API requests made on a Free account are declined with an "API access requires a paid plan" message, and the Zapier card prompts you to upgrade. If you are on the Free plan and need integrations, upgrade to a paid plan to unlock the API.

Native integrations (built into SendFox)

You can connect these from your account without any third-party tool. Open the account menu in the top-right corner, choose Settings, then look under Connections.

Settings → Connections → Integrations

• TidyCal — connect your TidyCal account to add TidyCal booking links to your emails — this works on any plan. Click Connect TidyCal to authorize the connection. If you instead connect SendFox inside TidyCal so your bookings are added to a SendFox list, that sync uses the SendFox API and needs a paid plan (Lifetime or Pro); on the Free plan TidyCal can’t fetch your lists.
• Zapier — connect SendFox to thousands of apps with automated Zaps. On a paid plan, choose Browse Zapier integrations; on the Free plan this card shows Upgrade to unlock Zapier.

When you import contacts

• Mailchimp — connect your Mailchimp account to import your existing lists and contacts into SendFox.
• Kit — connect your Kit (formerly ConvertKit) account to import your subscribers, all of them or one tag — see how to switch from Kit (ConvertKit) to SendFox.
• Google — connect Google to import your Google contacts.

Settings → Connections → Web presence

The Web presence page (Settings → Connections → Web presence) has two parts:

• Content sources — your Blog or RSS feed, Podcast and YouTube channel. SendFox checks them for new posts and uses them to draft Smart Campaign emails and build your Smart Page.
• Social profiles — your handles on X (Twitter), Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and more. SendFox links to them as icons in your email footers; it never posts to these accounts. Instagram posts themselves aren’t shown on your Smart Page — see whether you can show Instagram posts on a Smart Page.

The SendFox API & automation platforms

The SendFox API powers most no-code automations. These platforms let you connect SendFox to other apps without writing code (all require a paid plan for API access):

• SendFox on Zapier — see Does SendFox have a Zapier app, and how do I connect it?
• SendFox on Make (formerly Integromat)
• SendFox on Integrately
• SendFox on Pabbly Connect
• SendFox on ApiX-Drive
• SendFox on SaveMyLeads
• SendFox on viaSocket

Want to build your own connection? See SendFox's API endpoints and how to create a SendFox API request.

Can I connect an AI assistant (MCP) to SendFox?

SendFox has an MCP server that connects your account directly to an AI assistant — Claude (web, desktop, or Claude Code), ChatGPT, or Codex. Once connected you can add and tag contacts, draft and send emails, build automations, and ask how a campaign performed, just by chatting.

Go to sendfox.com/developer/mcp, pick your assistant, and copy the connection URL — the same URL works for every client. In Claude, for example, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector and paste it.

Full walkthrough for every client: how to connect an AI assistant to SendFox.

Plan requirement: the MCP server is available on Pro (existing Empire subscriptions included) and during a trial. It is not the same as API access — a Lifetime plan includes the REST API but not the AI assistant connection, and the Free plan includes neither.

WordPress & form integrations

SendFox works with WordPress and popular form builders. For the full WordPress walkthrough, see How can I integrate SendFox and WordPress?

• Noptin
• WP Fluent Forms
• HappyForms
• Subscribe Forms by Premio
• Advanced Form Integration
• Elementor (Foxy Elements)
• Elementor Form connector by Peachy Software
• Divi (by LikeablePress)
• WP SendFox plugin (community-built, not official)

More tools that connect with SendFox

Many other apps have built their own SendFox integration. If a tool you use isn't listed, we recommend reaching out to that app directly to ask about a SendFox integration.

• WishList Member
• Evidence
• Response Suite
• Live Webinar
• BookFunnel
• Stackby
• InfluenceKit
• Beacon.by
• Poptin
• Agiled
• SyncSpider
• MailOptin
• GroupBoss
• StoryOrigin
• StoryXpress
• ConvertBox
• Continually
• Landingi
• Involve.me
• Onvocado

You can also build connections through Pabbly Connect for popular apps, including these step-by-step video guides:

• SendFox + Zoho CRM (via Pabbly Connect)
• SendFox + WooCommerce (via Pabbly Connect)
• SendFox + Razorpay (via Pabbly Connect)

Troubleshooting

My integration says it needs API access or a paid plan

• API access (and Zapier) is paid-only. On the Free plan, API requests are declined and the Zapier card shows Upgrade to unlock Zapier.
• Upgrade to a paid plan (Lifetime or Pro) to unlock API access, then reconnect the integration.

There's no built-in integration for the app I use

• Check whether the app connects through Zapier, Make, or Pabbly Connect — these reach thousands of apps.
• If not, you (or the other app's team) can build a connection with the SendFox API.

A third-party tool won't connect

• Most third-party tools are built and maintained by those companies. Confirm you're using a valid API token from a paid SendFox account, then contact that app's support.
• Still stuck? Browse help.sendfox.com or email support@sendfox.com.

Frequently asked questions

Does the Free plan include API access?

No. API access is available on paid plans (Lifetime and Pro). API requests on a Free account are declined with an "API access requires a paid plan" message. This also applies to Zapier, which connects through the API.

Can I use Zapier with SendFox?

Yes, on a paid plan. Open Settings → Connections → Integrations and choose Browse Zapier integrations, or see Does SendFox have a Zapier app, and how do I connect it?

TidyCal says it can’t fetch my SendFox lists — why?

TidyCal reads your SendFox lists through the SendFox API, which is available only on paid plans (Lifetime and Pro). On a Free SendFox account those requests are declined, so TidyCal shows a “couldn’t fetch your SendFox lists” error even though the connection itself succeeded — reconnecting won’t help. Upgrade to a paid plan to use the TidyCal–SendFox list sync. (Adding TidyCal booking links to your emails still works on any plan.)

How do I request a new integration?

We recommend reaching out to the app you'd like to connect with SendFox and asking them to build (or prioritize) a SendFox integration. Many integrations on this page were built by those app teams.