MeliConnect syncs products, prices, stock, and orders between WooCommerce and MercadoLibre. See pricing, features, and pros and cons before you install.
Category
Ecommerce
Pricing
Freemium: Free plan (up to 50 products) with paid Pro (ARS 25,000/mo, ~USD 16) and Power (ARS 80,000/mo, ~USD 55) tiers that add automatic sync limits and priority support.
MeliConnect is a WordPress plugin that connects a WooCommerce store to MercadoLibre, Latin America's largest online marketplace, so sellers can manage both sales channels from a single dashboard. It imports existing MercadoLibre listings into WooCommerce or exports WooCommerce products to MercadoLibre, keeps stock levels and prices synchronized in both directions, and supports products with variants such as color and material. Sellers can connect and manage multiple MercadoLibre accounts from one WordPress installation, and paid tiers add automatic sales-order and customer-question syncing between platforms. MeliConnect works across all MercadoLibre marketplaces, including Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, and Uruguay, and is aimed at WooCommerce merchants who want to expand into MercadoLibre without manually duplicating catalog and inventory work.
Key Features
Two-way product sync — Imports existing MercadoLibre listings into WooCommerce and exports WooCommerce products to MercadoLibre.
Automatic stock and price sync — Keeps inventory levels and pricing aligned automatically between WooCommerce and MercadoLibre on paid plans.
Variant product support — Handles products with variants such as color, material, and other attributes.
Multiple account management — Connect and manage several MercadoLibre seller accounts from a single WooCommerce/WordPress installation.
Bulk import/export — Bulk import or export multiple products at once between the two platforms.
Sales and question sync — Synchronizes sales orders and customer questions between WooCommerce and MercadoLibre on higher-tier plans.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Two-way sync of products, stock, and prices between WooCommerce and MercadoLibre reduces manual double-entry
Free tier available for small catalogs (up to 50 products), so merchants can try it before paying
Supports multiple MercadoLibre accounts and variant products (color, material, etc.) from one WordPress site
Covers most MercadoLibre country marketplaces (Argentina, Mexico, Colombia, Chile, Uruguay, and more)
Cons
Free plan is capped at only 50 products, which small-to-midsize catalogs will quickly outgrow
Pricing is listed in Argentine pesos (ARS), which can be confusing or fluctuate in USD terms for sellers outside Argentina
Tied specifically to the WooCommerce/WordPress ecosystem, so it's not usable with other e-commerce platforms
Public marketing materials disclose limited company background (founding year, team size, headquarters not published)