Typeform-style forms for WordPress. Free. No subscriptions.

Yes, properly free. It's GPL-licensed and lives on the WordPress plugin directory, with no submission caps, per-form fees, or yearly renewal. A paid Pro add-on is in the works for the heavier stuff (conditional logic, integrations, payments), but the conversational form builder itself stays free.

The one-question-per-screen Typeform style is the default in the free version of FlowForms. WPForms puts that behind a $199–$399/yr Pro plan, and its free tier doesn't even save entries to the dashboard (you only get email notifications). Gravity Forms only ships conversational forms on its $259/yr Elite plan, and there's no free tier to begin with.

In your own WordPress database, on your own server. Nothing is sent to FlowForms, and there's no SaaS in the middle. That's usually the point for people using it on GDPR-sensitive or internal forms where a third-party form host isn't really an option.

Yep. There's a Gutenberg block for dropping a form into any page or post, and a shortcode for classic editor or page-builder setups.

Two silent filters run on every submission. A honeypot field humans never see, and a rotating server-side token tied to each form that refreshes daily. Anything that fails either check is dropped before it ever reaches your database. If you also have Akismet installed, submissions get checked against it, and anything Akismet flags is saved with a spam label so you can review it before deleting.

Yeah. You can tweak colors, fonts (Google Fonts included), spacing, and the welcome and thank-you screens right from the builder. Forms don't pick up styling from your theme, they ship their own. That means a form looks the same whether your site runs Twenty Twenty-Four or some custom theme from 2014, and you can have a minimalist contact form sitting on the same site as a louder lead-gen form without them fighting each other.

Pro adds conditional logic, Mailchimp and Zapier integrations, file uploads, Stripe payments, CSV export, multiple email recipients, and respondent confirmation emails. Still in development, no firm date. Waitlist signups get a launch discount.

Inside your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New, search "FlowForms", then Install and Activate. No account, no license key, nothing to sign up for.