How safe is the webhook URL?

Treat it like a password, because anyone holding it can add contacts to your CRM. It cannot read or delete anything. If it leaks, delete the webhook in FluentCRM and create a new one, which invalidates the old URL.

Can I use tag names instead of IDs?

No. FluentCRM matches tags by numeric ID, and a name that does not already exist is ignored rather than created. Use the IDs from FluentCRM, Tags.

Can I control double opt-in from Framer?

No, and deliberately so. FluentCRM applies the status set on the webhook itself and ignores anything an integration sends, so you choose Subscribed or Pending in WordPress.

Does it work with a self-hosted WordPress site?

Yes, as long as the site is reachable over https. That is the only requirement.

Native Integration

FluentCRM Form Integration

Keep your CRM on your own WordPress site and still collect leads with a Framer form. Contacts arrive in FluentCRM the moment someone submits.

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How It Works

Framer forms, straight into FluentCRM.

Forms Plugin connects your Framer forms to FluentCRM through an incoming webhook you create in WordPress. Every submission creates or updates a contact, mapped to the FluentCRM fields you choose, and routed to the lists and tags you set per form. Because FluentCRM runs on your own site, the contact data never sits with a third-party CRM vendor.

1. Visitor submits

Framer form on your site

2. Contact appears in

FluentCRM

What You Get

Everything you need, built in.

Creates or updates FluentCRM contacts from form submissions

Routes each form to its own lists and tags, overriding the webhook defaults

Static tags on every submission, plus tags driven by what the visitor selects

Maps form fields to any FluentCRM contact field, including custom fields

Verifies the webhook URL the moment you paste it, without creating a contact

Common Use Cases

What teams build with this.

WordPress-hosted CRM

Run your marketing site on Framer and keep contacts, segments and email sequences in FluentCRM on your existing WordPress install.

Segmented lead capture

A single form tags leads by the interest they select, so FluentCRM automations pick up the right sequence straight away.

Double opt-in signups

Set the webhook to Pending in FluentCRM and new contacts get its confirmation email before they join your sending list.

Setup Guide

Connect FluentCRM in 6 steps.

1
In WordPress, go to FluentCRM, Settings, Incoming Webhooks and add a webhook.
2
Pick the default lists, tags and status for contacts arriving through it, then copy the webhook URL.
3
Open Forms Plugin inside your Framer project, select Integrations and insert the FluentCRM component into your form.
4
Paste the webhook URL. The canvas tells you straight away whether it is valid.
5
Map form fields to FluentCRM contact keys, and add List IDs or Tag IDs if a form needs its own routing.
6
Publish your Framer site and submit a test entry to confirm the contact appears in FluentCRM.

Need more detail? Read the full FluentCRM setup guide.

Screenshots, field mapping examples, and troubleshooting in our docs.

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FAQ

Questions about FluentCRM.

No. FluentCRM uses an incoming webhook instead. You create it in WordPress and paste its URL into the component.

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