PayPall is now available to ALL WPForms users! Easily add PayPal to any WordPress forms and start accepting payments by PayPal, Pay Later, Google Pay, Apple Pay, Venmo, Fastlane, and regional payment methods for international users.
The WPForms Quiz addon just launched with three quiz types: graded assessments, personality quizzes, and weighted scoring.
You get all the sophistication of expensive standalone platforms without the complexity or cost.
Quiz results connect straight to your workflow to send to your CRM or trigger email sequences. Use quizzes to guide customers to products, place students in classes, or qualify prospects. Check it out now!
WPForms turns 10! Here’s a look at everything we shipped this year, from the Quiz addon and PDF generation to eight new integrations, a Camera field, interactive maps, Form Themes for everyone, and payments for every user. Plus a look back at where a decade of form building has taken us.
If you’ve been searching for a way to accept PayPal payments on your WordPress site, you’ve probably noticed that most guides point you toward WooCommerce or an expensive plugin.
The good news is WPForms Lite now includes PayPal Commerce as a built-in feature. It’s a free plugin, and you can use it to collect one-time or recurring PayPal payments directly through your WordPress forms.
I’ll walk you through the full setup in this guide. From plugin install to a live payment form, the whole thing takes about 10 minutes.
Contact Form 7 just announced a feature freeze. At a recent WordCamp event, the CF7 team confirmed that version 6.2 will be the final major update. After that, the plugin will only receive bug fixes and security patches. The developer explicitly stated they’re moving on to the next project.
If you’re one of the 10 million+ site owners running CF7, your first thought is probably “my forms work fine, so why should I care?” That’s fair. But a plugin in feature freeze isn’t just missing new features. It’s a plugin that will slowly fall behind as WordPress itself keeps evolving.
I’ve been watching CF7’s development pace slow down for a while now, and this announcement confirms what many of us suspected. The good news is that switching is faster and easier than you’d expect, and there’s a free alternative that already does more than CF7 ever did.
Instead of dumping your entire catalog on a visitor and hoping they figure it out, a quiz asks a few quick questions and points them toward the right product. It’s like having a helpful sales associate built into your website.
In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to create a product recommendation quiz in WordPress using WPForms. You don’t need to write any code, and the whole thing can be set up in an afternoon.
Venmo has over 78 million users in the US, and it’s especially popular with younger buyers. The good news: WPForms lets you accept Venmo directly on your WordPress forms. And you don’t need WooCommerce, or a Venmo business account, or paid plugin plan required.
Easy, Fast, and Secure. Join over 6 million website owners who trust WPForms.
Imagine an interactive map right inside your form, with your sites pinned as custom labeled icons. The user taps the one nearest them, the pin bounces to confirm, and their selection is captured cleanly in your entry. It’s done in seconds and without ever leaving the page.
That’s the WPForms Map field in action!
Someone lands on your site, finds exactly what they want, heads to checkout… and then hesitates. Not because they don’t want it, but because the total feels like a lot to hand over all at once.
That’s the moment Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) was made for. In this guide, I’ll break down what that actually is, why it works so well for higher-priced items, and exactly how to turn it on in WPForms.