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What CRMs does Blue Reacher work with?

Six native CRM integrations, plus Zapier, Make, n8n and the REST API and webhooks. HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Close, and Follow Up Boss all connect that way, automation tools like Zapier, Make, and n8n cover long-tail stacks, and AI tools connect through the MCP server. Anything that can call a webhook can send an iMessage.

GoHighLevel is the flagship integration. Messages trigger from your existing GHL workflows exactly like SMS actions, replies sync back into GHL Conversations, and delivery states and opt-outs write to the contact record, so reporting and automations keep working the way you built them. The full picture is on the GoHighLevel integration page.

Every other CRM connects through the same two-way surface: your system posts a message to one endpoint, and Blue Reacher posts back to a URL you own the moment a lead replies or a message changes state. Auth is a bearer token in one header. The webhooks and API page covers the payloads, and the full reference lives at docs.bluereacher.com.

The integrations index lists the tools with dedicated setup guides: CRMs like HubSpot, Salesforce, Pipedrive, Close, and Follow Up Boss, automation layers like Zapier, Make, and n8n, and AI stacks like Claude and Cursor through the MCP server, which lets an assistant send, read threads, and check iMessage availability before spending a send.

What you get through any of these paths is the same product: messages trigger from the events your CRM already fires, and replies, delivery states, and opt-outs write back to the contact record, so the workflows your team runs today keep working with a different channel underneath them.

If your stack is not on the list, that is usually a guide gap rather than a capability gap. Wiring your specific CRM is part of white-glove setup, and the setup call is where it gets scoped.

Updated August 9, 2026