Sync posts, custom fields and products between WordPress and the rest of your stack.
Connect WordPress to Airtable, Webflow, Supabase, Wix, Shopify, and Squarespace. No code, real-time or scheduled.
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Every connection is two-way. Pick any platform below as the other side of your WordPress sync, in either direction.
CSV import and export is included on every plan, as a source or destination alongside any platform.
Two-way in every case. Typical uses are examples, not limits.
Sync posts, pages and custom fields with records in your bases, in either direction. A change in WordPress flows to Airtable, and a change in Airtable flows back.
Typical use: Manage posts, custom fields and product data in Airtable while WordPress stays updated automatically, and pull editorial changes back.
Explore all Airtable syncs →Sync posts, pages and custom fields with CMS collection items, in either direction. A change in WordPress flows to Webflow, and a change in Webflow flows back.
Typical use: Design in Webflow and publish long-form content from WordPress, or move between the two, without copy-pasting content.
Explore all Webflow syncs →Sync posts, pages and custom fields with Postgres tables, in either direction. A change in WordPress flows to Supabase, and a change in Supabase flows back.
Typical use: Connect a Postgres database directly to WordPress content and custom fields.
Explore all Supabase syncs →Sync posts, pages and custom fields with site data, in either direction. A change in WordPress flows to Wix, and a change in Wix flows back.
Typical use: Keep content aligned between a WordPress site and a Wix site, or migrate between them.
Explore all Wix syncs →Sync posts, pages and custom fields with products and store data, in either direction. A change in WordPress flows to Shopify, and a change in Shopify flows back.
Typical use: Keep WordPress pages and posts aligned with your Shopify catalog.
Explore all Shopify syncs →Sync posts, pages and custom fields with site content, in either direction. A change in WordPress flows to Squarespace, and a change in Squarespace flows back.
Typical use: Mirror or migrate content between WordPress and Squarespace.
Explore all Squarespace syncs →Link WordPress and the platform you want to sync it with, securely, via official APIs and OAuth.
Map fields visually, choose one-way or two-way, and preview the result before anything moves.
Run in real time or on a schedule and watch every sync from one dashboard.
WordPress can be synced two-way with Airtable, Webflow, Supabase, Wix, Shopify, and Squarespace. Any of them can be the source or the destination, and CSV import and export works alongside all of them.
You choose the direction for each sync. With two-way sync, a change made in WordPress flows to the connected platform and a change made there flows back. Syncs can run in real time or on a schedule, depending on your plan.
No. You connect your accounts, map fields visually, preview the result before anything moves, and go live. Synquake handles field mapping, conflict rules and API rate limits for you.