Survey data is only as powerful as your ability to understand it.
And here’s the hard truth: if you’re staring at rows of raw responses trying to make sense of what your audience is actually telling you, you’re wasting time you DON’T have.
That’s exactly why we built the original Surveys & Polls addon. And today, we’re making it dramatically better, so you can get better insights, faster!
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!
When it comes to creating a quiz, it can be difficult to set up 20+ questions from scratch, and somewhere around question 9 you start second-guessing the whole endeavor.
That’s where an AI quiz generator earns its keep. You describe the quiz you want, the AI drafts the questions, the choices, the scoring, and you spend your time reviewing instead of writing.
The catch with most options I’ve tried is that they ask you to bring an OpenAI API key, manage credits, and stitch the quiz output back into your site yourself.
The approach I’ll walk you through here uses WPForms, which has the AI builder and the quiz engine built into the same plugin. There’s no API key to set up or credits to manage.
In this post, I’ll show you how to add the PayPal Commerce field to a WPForms form so your customers get a single button that handles PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and credit cards. All from the same form, with no extra plugins, no separate Stripe setup, and no developer required.
Most site owners spend months worrying about traffic, but when the traffic actually arrives, the contact form sits there, and the leads never show up.
After working on a lot of WordPress forms, for my own projects and for clients, I’ve found the form itself is almost always what’s holding things back.
Small changes to how your form looks, asks, and follows up can move a 2 percent conversion rate into double digits, and you don’t need a CRO specialist to pull it off.
In this beginner’s guide, you’ll learn what form conversion optimization actually is, why most forms quietly lose leads, and the five practical pillars you can use to start fixing yours today.
If you’re running a WordPress site with any kind of form, there’s a good chance you’re collecting personal data. Names, email addresses, payment details, feedback responses. And if even one of those visitors lives in the European Union, GDPR applies to you.
I’ve seen too many site owners treat GDPR as a vague checkbox exercise, something you deal with by slapping a cookie banner on your homepage and calling it done. But forms are where the real data collection happens, and that’s exactly where regulators are paying attention.
Making your WordPress forms GDPR compliant doesn’t have to be painful. In this guide, I’ll walk you through everything you need to know, from what the regulation actually requires to how you can set up compliant forms in WPForms.
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Someone lands on your website, finds your contact form, and starts typing their name into the first field. Then their phone buzzes, or their boss pings them, or they just close the tab thinking they’ll come back later.
Studies show that over 80% of people who start filling out a form never submit it. That’s traffic and interest lost because there was no way to capture what they’d already typed.
The good news is that WPForms has a way to capture that data before it disappears. The Form Abandonment addon saves partial entries in real time. Follow the steps in this guide to set it up!
Buy Online, Pick Up In-Store (BOPIS) isn’t just for big retailers anymore. Local shops, restaurants, bakeries, and even florists are offering it because customers expect it. And the good news is you don’t need a full eCommerce platform to make it work. With WPForms and the Geolocation addon, you can add an interactive store pickup selector to any of your WordPress order forms. Let’s go!