2023 was a huge year for WPForms!
We passed 6 million active installs and crossed over 175 million total downloads. We’re now the #7 most popular plugin on WordPress.org with more than 12,700 5-Star reviews.
Read more about everything we achieved in 2023!
Do you want your WordPress forms to send subscriber data straight to Brevo automatically?
Brevo (formerly Sendinblue) is a popular email marketing platform with solid automation features and a generous free tier. But connecting it to your WordPress forms isn’t always straightforward if you’re starting from scratch.
In this guide, I’ll walk you through the steps of creating a Brevo WordPress form using WPForms. By the end, you’ll have a working form that automatically adds subscribers to your Brevo contact lists whenever someone hits submit.
Are you looking for the best WordPress image slider plugins? With a slider plugin, you can showcase a lot of visually-appealing and interactive content in a compact package. In this article, we’ll share our expert picks of the best WordPress slider plugins so that you can find the right solution for your needs.
Are you looking for great marketing and coupon ideas to inspire your New Year campaigns?
At WPForms, we love coming up with creative ways to feature coupons and order forms that convert. So, keep reading!
In this article, we’re sharing our favorite New Year marketing and coupon ideas, and we’ll walk you through how to incorporate each of these ideas on your website.
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If you use Kit (formerly ConvertKit) for email marketing, you’ve probably thought about connecting it to your WordPress forms. Kit has its own form builder, but it’s limited in customization.
With WPForms, you can build any form you want and send the subscriber data straight to your Kit account with full control over your form design, conditional logic, and every submission flowing directly into Kit.
In this article, I’ll show you how to create a Kit contact form in WordPress and connect it to your account without any coding required.
Most form plugins will happily let you build an order form for free, right up until you try to collect an actual payment. That’s the moment the upgrade prompt appears.
So I spent a few days building order forms with every free WordPress form plugin I could get my hands on, connecting real Stripe and PayPal accounts, and pushing test payments through each one.
A handful really do let you take orders without paying a cent for the plugin itself. Below are the five I’d actually recommend, what each one does well, and exactly where the free version runs out of road.