

Growth dashboard with a WooCommerce journey overview and delivery activity.
Turn every WooCommerce purchase into the start of a clear customer journey. LadderFlow is a value-ladder and post-purchase marketing automation plugin built for WooCommerce.
Start with a downloadable PDF, course, sample, or physical lead magnet. After WooCommerce confirms each mapped purchase, LadderFlow schedules the next offer through the channels the customer explicitly selected. Keep adding onboarding, core, mid-value, high-value, continuity, or custom offers—there is no ladder or step limit in the free plugin.
Because LadderFlow works with your existing WooCommerce products, checkout, payments, orders, shipping, subscriptions, and downloadable-file access stay inside the tools you already use. You control the products, timing, consent, and channel-specific message for every step.
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The free plugin includes unlimited value ladders and product steps. LadderFlow Pro is a separate add-on for stores that need channel fallback, signed HMAC webhooks, journey intelligence, CSV exports, licensing, and automatic updates.
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LadderFlow sends no marketing message without channel consent. It does not track site administrators, phone home for analytics, or load remote admin assets. External APIs are contacted only after an administrator configures that provider and an opted-in contact reaches a matching step (or the administrator sends a controlled provider test).
LadderFlow is made by Best WP Developer. Branding and product links stay inside LadderFlow admin pages; no public “Powered by” link is added.
LadderFlow can communicate with the following third-party services. None is contacted until an administrator configures the corresponding provider and either an opted-in contact reaches a selected channel or an administrator requests a test.
When used, LadderFlow sends the recipient telephone number, rendered message, and the store’s TextMeBot API key to https://api.textmebot.com/send.php. This is required to ask TextMeBot to send the WhatsApp message.
TextMeBot is a third-party personal WhatsApp API, not Meta’s official WhatsApp Business Cloud API. Its published guidance warns about unexpected-recipient messages, possible WhatsApp account blocking, and business use at the user’s own risk. Review the current service terms and suitability before enabling it for a store.
When used, LadderFlow sends the recipient telephone number, rendered message, optional sender ID, and the store’s API key to https://api.sms.net.bd/sendsms.
When used, LadderFlow sends the recipient telephone number, rendered message, configured sender or Messaging Service SID, Account SID, and authentication to Twilio’s Messages API.
The administrator may enter an arbitrary HTTPS SMS gateway endpoint. When used, LadderFlow sends the recipient number, message, sender, and optional bearer token to that endpoint. Because the endpoint is chosen by the site owner, its terms and privacy policy must be reviewed and disclosed by the site owner.
LadderFlow uses wp_mail(). The destination email address, subject, and message are passed to whichever mail transport the site owner has configured. That may be the web host or a separate SMTP/email plugin. Review that transport’s disclosures separately.