Somebody wants to pay you $150 for a booking deposit. You have a WordPress site. You have a contact form. And the standard advice for connecting those two facts is: install WooCommerce, configure a store, create a product, set up a cart, style a checkout, and route the customer through all of it — to … Read more
Most people reading this should stay on the free plugin. That’s not modesty — the free version of Custom Contact Forms is a complete form builder, and if you’re collecting names, emails, messages, and file uploads, Pro adds nothing you need. This page exists so you can tell quickly which side of that line you’re … Read more
Over the past few months, Custom Contact Forms — the free drag-and-drop form builder on WordPress.org — has been getting steady updates: a modernized builder, form templates, custom CSS, Mailchimp integration, and a long list of fixes. Today it gets something bigger. Custom Contact Forms Pro is now available. It turns the builder you already … Read more