WPCasso Labs · Plugin 01
Coming soon to the WordPress plugin repositoryWordPress leads,delivered to GoHighLevel.
LeadBridge connects WordPress form submissions to GoHighLevel so new leads can enter the right CRM workflow without manual copying or fragile glue code.
Name
CRM · New contact
syncedAmara Osei
amara@example.com
The problem
The gap between your form and your CRM eats leads.
Every business running WordPress forms alongside GoHighLevel has bridged that gap somehow. Most of the bridges are one of these.
Failure mode 01
The copy-paste pipeline
A lead comes in through the website form, lands in an inbox, and waits for a human to retype it into the CRM. Some leads wait hours. Some never make the trip at all.
Failure mode 02
The automation stack of cards
Third-party automation chains work until a field name changes or a token expires, and then they fail silently. You find out when someone asks why the pipeline went quiet.
Failure mode 03
The custom snippet nobody owns
A previous developer wrote a webhook integration directly into the theme. It works, probably, but nobody knows how, and everyone is afraid to update anything near it.
How it works
Three steps, then it just runs.
LeadBridge lives inside your WordPress admin and follows WordPress conventions. Your leads travel from your site to your GoHighLevel account directly, not through our servers.
- 01
Connect your GoHighLevel account
Authorize the connection from the LeadBridge settings screen inside your WordPress admin.
- 02
Map your form fields
Tell LeadBridge which form fields correspond to which contact fields: name, email, phone, and the rest.
- 03
Leads flow automatically
New submissions become contacts in your GoHighLevel account, ready for the workflow you already run.
Confirmed for release
What version one will do.
- Connects WordPress form submissions to GoHighLevel
- Field mapping from form fields to contact records
- Configuration inside the WordPress admin
- Free to install and use
We list only what is confirmed. Anything else you read about LeadBridge before release is speculation, including ours.
Form-plugin compatibility
Integrations, stated honestly.
Initial form-plugin compatibility will be announced before release. We are testing against the form plugins WordPress users actually run, and we will publish the compatibility list the moment it is verified.
LeadBridge is an independent plugin. It is not endorsed by or affiliated with GoHighLevel or the WordPress Foundation.
LeadBridge FAQ
Before you ask.
LeadBridge is in final development and a WordPress.org release is planned. Join the early-access list and we will email you when it is ready, including any early-access builds before the public release.
Yes. LeadBridge will be free to install and use. It is part of WPCasso Labs, our contribution back to the WordPress ecosystem.
Initial form-plugin compatibility will be announced before release. We would rather confirm compatibility through testing than publish a list we have to walk back.
Yes. LeadBridge connects your WordPress site to your own GoHighLevel account. It does not create or manage the account for you.
No. WPCasso is an independent company. LeadBridge is not endorsed by or affiliated with GoHighLevel or the WordPress Foundation. It is simply built to connect the two well.
Form submissions travel from your WordPress site to your GoHighLevel account. LeadBridge does not route your leads through WPCasso servers.
Be first in line when LeadBridge ships.
Join the early-access list for release updates and early builds. If you want help wiring WordPress into the rest of your stack today, our engineering team already does that.