Updated September 14, 2026
WarmReply vs Connector for Yelp Message Leads by BitQueues
Facts from their public marketplace listing, reviewed August–September 2026. Listings change — check theirs for current details.
These are different kinds of product. BitQueues' Connector is an auto-responder: it replies to new Yelp leads with your templates and follow-ups, and transfers the lead into HighLevel. WarmReply is a two-way conversation channel: Yelp leads live in HighLevel Conversations and every reply your team types there is delivered back into the customer's Yelp thread.
The practical difference
- Replying: with an auto-responder, the templated messages go out — but when a customer answers with a real question, your team is back in the Yelp inbox. With WarmReply, the whole conversation happens in Conversations; at our review the BitQueues listing registered no conversation channel in HighLevel.
- The thread: WarmReply keeps one complete record — the lead, the greeting, every reply (even ones a teammate sends from the Yelp app), late-arriving phone numbers — in one conversation on the contact.
- Buying: WarmReply publishes its price ($49/mo per sub-account, unlimited leads and pages) in the marketplace with native billing and a 14-day trial, and setup is self-serve in about 15 minutes. Their listing shows free-to-install with a 7-day trial mentioned, pricing on request, and setup through a call with their team — at our review.
Choose them if / choose us if
Choose the Connector if all you want is an automatic first reply and the lead copied into your CRM, and you are comfortable arranging setup and pricing over a call. Choose WarmReply if your team should be able to answer Yelp customers from HighLevel — an auto-first-touch (our instant greeting) is included, but it is the start of a conversation your people own, not the whole product.