Find the best suited plugin for your needs, to add a contact form to your WordPress website.
Getting people to contact you is pretty much the reason your WordPress website or blog exists. It’s all well and good if you’re using one of the most popular website builders around, but if you get no interaction, you might as well not bother. Comments are great of course, but if you’re running a business, then it’s essential your contact form works as intended. We’ve rounded up five plugins which aim to give your visitors the best contact form experience around. A contact page is just one kind of form, and like the others on this list, Everest offers a wide variety of form creation. The plugin allows you to create an unlimited number of forms on your site, with drag and drop fields you can rearrange with ease. These forms are fully compatible with mobile use, allow you to customise the success message, and offer options on how to redirect the viewer once they’ve submitted their message. And all this is free. There is of course a paid version which includes multiple premium add ons such as allowing you to directly add a subscriber to your ConvertKit account, or one that allows you to collect payment for donations via PayPal, or the Style Customiser which lets you to extensively customise panels with live previews, among others. As of this writing, Everest Form have a promotion and you can get the premium plugin at a discount. It comes in multiple plans. The more you pay, the more add-ons you get. Personal ($49/year) limits you to a single site. Plus ($99/year) extends this to 5 sites. Professional ($149/year), goes up to 25 sites. Agency ($199/year), gives you all the add-ons and removes any site limits. Uniquely for this list, there’s also a lifetime option for those who prefer to pay a one-off fee of $199, $399, $599, and $699 respectively.
