Step 1: Install the LeadConnector Plugin
Log in to your WordPress dashboard.
Go to Plugins.
Click Add New.
What this screen shows
The WordPress Plugins page with the Add New button highlighted.
Search for LeadConnector.
Click Install Now.
What this screen shows
The plugin search results with LeadConnector and the Install Now button highlighted.
After installation, click Activate.
What this screen shows
The LeadConnector plugin card with the Activate button highlighted.
Step 2: Copy the API Key from Kyrios
In your Kyrios account, go to Settings → Business Profile → General Information.
Locate the API Key.
Click the copy icon.
What this screen shows
The Kyrios Business Profile page with the API Key copy action highlighted.
Step 3: Connect WordPress to Your Kyrios Account
In WordPress, click LeadConnector in the left menu.
Paste the API key into the API Key field.
Save the settings.
What this screen shows
The LeadConnector Settings page shows a validated API key.
Step 4: Add a Funnel Page in WordPress
In the LeadConnector plugin, open the Funnels tab.
Click Add New.
What this screen shows
The Funnels list with the Add New button highlighted.
Select the funnel and step you want to publish.
What this screen shows
The Add New Page modal is showing funnel and step selection.
Choose a Page Display Method.
Add a custom slug.
Click Save Page.
What this screen shows
A published funnel page with the View action highlighted.
Funnel Display Methods Explained
Embed Full Page iFrame
Default option
Renders the funnel inside an iframe
Fast setup
May cause payment or cookie issues if domains differ
Native HTML Embed (Recommended for Payments & SEO)
Native HTML embeds the funnel content directly into the WordPress page HTML.
Benefits:
Enables payment collection without iframe restrictions
Allows search engines to crawl funnel content
Improves SEO visibility
Avoids cross-domain cookie issues
How to Use Native HTML Embed
Open the Funnels tab in LeadConnector.
Click Add New Page.
What this screen shows
The Funnels dashboard with the Add New Page modal open.
Choose the funnel and step.
Set Page Display Method to Native HTML Embed.
What this screen shows
The Page Display Method dropdown is set to Native HTML Embed.
Click Save Page to publish.
Tracking Code Behavior on WordPress Funnels
Tracking codes are managed from the funnel builder.
Open the funnel in Kyrios.
Go to Settings → Tracking Code.
Add your script to the Header Code or Footer Code.
What this screen shows
The Tracking Code editor with Header and Footer code sections.
When published on WordPress:
The tracking code is injected into the WordPress page header
No manual theme edits are required
What this screen shows
The rendered HTML output shows the tracking script inside the page source.
Common Error: “Fingerprint Is Missing”
This error may appear on funnel pages connected via the plugin.
What this screen shows
The error message indicates a missing fingerprint value.
Cause 1: Browser Cookie Restrictions
What happens
The browser blocks cookie access for the plugin.
Fix
Enable cookies for the site
Disable strict privacy or tracking blockers
Test in another browser
Cause 2: Different Primary Domains
What happens
The funnel and WordPress site use different primary domains, blocking cookie access.
Fix
Use the same primary domain
Subdomains are supported
Example
WordPress:
www.mydomain.comFunnel:
site.mydomain.com
This resolves payment and tracking issues.
Pro Tips
Use Native HTML Embed for payment funnels
Keep WordPress and funnel on the same primary domain
Enable tracking when publishing funnels
Avoid cross-domain iframe setups
FAQ
How do I install the LeadConnector plugin?
Go to Plugins → Add New, search for LeadConnector, install, and activate it.
What is the difference between iframe and Native HTML embed?
Iframe loads the funnel inside a frame, while Native HTML embeds the funnel directly into the page HTML for better SEO and payments.
Where do I add tracking codes?
In the funnel builder under Settings → Tracking Code.
Why am I seeing a “Fingerprint is Missing” error?
This happens due to blocked cookies or mismatched primary domains.
Do I need to create a WordPress page first?
No. The plugin creates the page automatically using the slug you define.