WordPress (10000 programs)

Pros: Simple drag-and drop-form builder. The appearance of forms is highly customizable. Responsive and mobile-friendly design. Supports conditional logic.

Cons: Documentation isn't easy to follow.

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: Unlimited calculators and appointment forms. Mobile-friendly and responsive designs. Highly configurable. Quickly build forms.

Cons: The learning curve for building forms is steep.

Pros: Change currencies easily. Present the platform as a widget. Integrates with your WooCommerce store. Real-time currency exchange values.

Cons: Only two currencies in the free version.

Pros: Includes many customizable elements and tools. Also suitable for building an online store. Features a range of navigational features.

Cons: Subscription-based with no free version available.

Pros: Tracks the registration form. Supports multiple fields.

Cons: Some features are only supported on Premium subscriptions..

Pros: Suitable for building online shops. Includes preset layouts and product swatches. Designed to increase Google traffic.

Cons: No free version available.

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: No web-dev experience required. Features monetization tools. Supports videos and e-commerce.

Cons: Has a premium subscription fee.

Pros: Quickly upload files. Add media and docs to pages and posts. Upload section in the admin panel.

Cons: Needs the latest browser updates.

Pros: Comes with a range of features. Lets users edit product details in bulk. Option to generate sale prices with one-click.

Cons: Only suitable for WooCommerce stores.

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: 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: 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: Add product filters to your site. Users can search for items. Set alerts for when new products are added.

Cons: Searching by SKU required the Premium version. Stats unavailable in free version.

Pros: Works with Geutenburge. Unlimited timers with free plugin. Scheduling future timers.

Cons: Only 3 styles of timers. Expensive plugin.

Pros: QR code generator for the Gravity Forms plugin. Uses the official Gravity Forms API. Plenty of customization options.

Cons: Requires PHP 7.1 and up. Works with WordPress 5.0 and above only. No support for embedding into PDFs.

Pros: Free to download and use. Supports multiple formats. Lets users organize media files. Option to add filters.

Cons: May seem overwhelming at first.

Pros: Easy setup process. Supports use of multiple pipelines. Speeds up the workflow for users of both related tools.

Cons: Requires an ongoing subscription fee.