WordPress (10000 programs)
Pros: Permissions and restrictions tools for moderating content. The drag-and-drop form builder is easy to use.
Cons: Functions and tools need better layering or organization. A limited number of template options.
Pros: 35 animation effects. Redirect forms with a premium upgrade.
Cons: Unprofessional customer support. Free demo is nonfunctional.
Pros: Makes web pages load quicker. Many tools for website optimization. Works with Speed Booster and WP Super Cache.
Cons: Can't be fully uninstalled. Conflicts with other caching plugins. Doesn't compress all images and is incompatible with some themes.
Pros: SEO and Google Analytics compatibility. Q&A features. Review Form emails.
Cons: No verification of reviewer process. No product video upload capabilities.
Pros: Tracks the registration form. Supports multiple fields.
Cons: Some features are only supported on Premium subscriptions..
Pros: No coding required. Includes thousands of fonts. Multiple post archive styles.
Cons: No support for interactive image sliders.
Pros: Comes with a range of features. Offers over five templates. Lets users add multiple locations.
Cons: May seem complicated to beginners.
Pros: Comes with a range of features. Lets users customize flipbooks. Option to turn PDFs into flipbooks.
Cons: Users must know how to use shortcodes.
Pros: Easy to use. Unlimited calendars. Many customization options. Easy to add to widget areas.
Cons: Can’t edit event if you need to change information.
Pros: Multi-form reCAPTCHA capability. Secure your forms easily.
Cons: Slow support.
Pros: Simple drag-and drop-form editor. Many form elements and templates. Responsive and mobile-friendly. Supports conditional logic.
Cons: Slow support response. May conflict with other plugins.
Pros: Presents analytics in your dashboard. Integrates with other plugins. Provides a host of other features.
Cons: Needs the latest PHP version.
Pros: Features several form templates. Lets users customize all elements. Suitable for professionals.
Cons: Only works with WordPress 3.2 or above.
Pros: Shows which videos visitors watched. Drag-and-drop tools are easy to use. The free version is sufficient for most small websites.
Cons: Requires configuration to work with responsive themes. Requires cookies for proper functioning. Needs tutorials on how to design galleries.
Pros: Add custom fields to your contact form. Enable opt-in block for site visitors. Display success message or redirect to a specific after successful signup. Choose different emails lists for various forms.
Cons: Limited customization options. Offers only a sixty-day free trial period.
Pros: Seamless integration. Responsive and mobile-friendly design. WYSIWYG form builder is simple to use. 10-day refund policy with no questions asked.
Cons: A single license allows usage on only one site.
Pros: Easy installation process and quick setup configuration. Saves time and effort when filling out forms. Supports single-line automated form completion.
Cons: API integration requires technical experience.
Pros: Preview forms as a visitor. Distance calculator, booking system, and discount codes.
Cons: Poorly optimized dark mode theme. Slow updates.
Pros: Free to download and use. Suitable for WooCommerce shops. Provides advanced filter options.
Cons: Occasional crashes.