Sobi Forms
Build any WordPress contact form in minutes, without bloated scripts on your public site. Sobi Forms is a lightweight contact form plugin and drag and drop form builder for those who want native SMTP, webhooks, file uploads, spam protection, and a beautiful submissions inbox in one place. Perfect for: Contact forms and lead capture forms Quote request forms and support forms Registration forms and newsletter signups Job application forms and file upload forms (resumes, PDFs, images) Embed with shortcode or Gutenberg block on any page. React loads in the admin builder only — your visitors get a fast, lean front-end. Works with Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg and WooCommerce. Learn more: sobiforms.com — features, FAQ, docs, and the public roadmap. Why Sobi Forms? Lightweight — ~5 KB CSS + JS on form pages (gzipped); assets load only where a form is rendered No bloat — no jQuery, no front-end React, no Bootstrap on the public site Native SMTP — route notification and confirmation emails through your mail server Custom notification emails — edit admin and visitor subject/body per form with placeholders ({{field.*}}, {{all_fields}}, and more) Native webhooks — POST JSON to Zapier, Make, n8n, or any HTTPS endpoint Brevo & Mailchimp — sync signups to Brevo lists or Mailchimp audiences from any form; map fields, optional double opt-in, delivery logs with Retry Gmail-style submissions inbox — read, star, filter, search, spam queue, and Trashed tab; split list + detail layout to manage every contact form submission in one place File uploads — secure private storage; admin-only downloads AJAX contact forms — submit without a full page reload GDPR-friendly — inbox-only delivery, hashed IP, no tracking pixels Spam protection — honeypot, nonces, rate limit, optional Turnstile and Akismet Fast admin — drag and drop form builder (React in admin only) File Upload Forms Collect resumes, PDFs, and images on the same form as the rest of your fields — no extra plugin. You pick what to accept; files stay private on your server and download only from the admin inbox. Drag and Drop Form Builder Canvas on the left, settings on the right — build a form in minutes and save without a page reload. Start from templates (Contact, Quote, Job, Event, Support). Put fields side by side (First name | Last name). Mark each multi-checkbox option Required or Optional — mandatory terms, optional newsletter. Add inline links in paragraphs and consent checkboxes. Pause a form, close it on a date, or stop after N submissions. Text, email, phone, date, file upload, consent checkbox, and more — all in one builder. Native SMTP Stop fighting WordPress mail. Route admin notifications and visitor thank-yous through your SMTP server — configure once under Sobi Forms → Settings, test the connection, and retry failed sends from the logs. No third-party form SaaS in the middle. Custom notification emails Customize admin notification and visitor confirmation emails per form — subject and HTML body — under After submit in the builder. Open an email action → Content tab. Leave fields blank to keep the default template (existing forms unchanged until you edit). Placeholders: {{form.title}}, {{form.slug}}, {{submission.id}}, {{meta.source_page}}, {{field. }}, and {{all_fields}} (full field list). Use + Var to insert tokens. Send test email delivers a preview to your WordPress account address only — never to form recipients. Webhooks Connect Sobi Forms to Zapier, Make, n8n, or any HTTPS endpoint. Add unlimited webhook URLs per form under Automations in the builder; submissions POST as JSON in the background. Failed deliveries land in the logs with Retry — no extra connector plugin. Brevo & Mailchimp Sync newsletter and lead-capture signups to Brevo or Mailchimp without a separate connector plugin. Add your API key under Settings → Integrations, then + Brevo or + Mailchimp on any form: pick list/audience, map the email field and custom attributes or merge fields, optionally enable Require double opt-in. Skipped, warning, and failed API runs appear in each connector’s Logs tab with Retry. Submissions Inbox Manage every lead like email: read/unread, star, search, filter, spam queue, and Trashed with restore. Split list + detail, admin notes, and a dashboard widget for unread submissions. See which page a submission came from. Export to CSV or JSON when you need a report or backup. Embed Anywhere Shortcode or Gutenberg block — one click to Embed, paste on any page. Works with Elementor, Divi, WooCommerce, and any builder that supports shortcodes or blocks. ~5 KB on pages with a form; zero weight everywhere else. Security & Privacy Honeypot, nonces, and server-side validation on every submission. Optional Akismet and Cloudflare Turnstile. Rate limiting against abuse. Data stays on your server — no tracking pixels, inbox-only mode when you want zero email. Privacy Policy Sobi Forms processes data submitted through your forms. Per form you choose how submissions are delivered: Email notifications – when the admin notification action is enabled with valid recipient addresses, field values are sent via wp_mail() or SMTP. Custom subject/body templates (when configured) are resolved with placeholders at send time. Visitor confirmation – when Send user confirmation is enabled under After submit, the submitter may receive a thank-you email at the address from the selected email field. Custom templates may include their own submitted field values via placeholders; the default template is a simple thank-you without field values. Database storage – when Save to inbox is enabled (default for new forms), submissions are saved in custom tables on your site (wp_sobiforms_submissions, wp_sobiforms_forms). Retention / auto-purge is configured on that action. You can use inbox-only delivery with no email. Hashed IP – when storage is enabled, a one-way SHA-256 hash of the visitor IP is stored with each submission for abuse prevention. Raw IP addresses are not stored. Rate limiting – configurable under Settings → Spam protection (default 10 submissions per hashed IP per hour; set to 0 to disable). Transients expire automatically. Admin notes – internal notes on submissions are stored in your database and never shown on the front-end or included in emails. No tracking – Sobi Forms does not connect to third-party analytics or advertising when processing form submissions. Optional Akismet – if you enable Akismet spam filtering under Settings → Spam protection and the Akismet plugin is active, submission content may be sent to Akismet’s service for spam checks. Optional Cloudflare Turnstile – if you enable Turnstile under Settings → Spam protection, the browser loads Cloudflare’s Turnstile script and may send a verification token to Cloudflare when a form is submitted. Optional Webhooks – if you add Trigger webhook under After submit, submission data (and file URLs when applicable) are POSTed to the URL you provide. Optional Brevo – if you add an API key under Settings → Integrations → Brevo and add a Brevo automation on a form, the visitor email and mapped field values are sent to Brevo’s API (api.brevo.com) to create or update a contact in the list you select. Brevo is a third-party processor; review Brevo’s terms and your lawful basis for list signup. Optional Mailchimp – if you add an API key under Settings → Integrations → Mailchimp and add a Mailchimp automation on a form, the visitor email and mapped merge fields are sent to Mailchimp’s Marketing API (*.api.mailchimp.com) to create or update an audience member. Mailchimp is a third-party processor; review Mailchimp’s terms and your lawful basis for list signup. No data sent to the plugin author – form submissions stay on your server and mail server. The Feedback settings tab links to the WordPress.org support forum and sobiforms.com/roadmap only if you choose to open them. Site owners are responsible for their privacy policy and lawful basis for collecting visitor data. Licenses for Third-Party Resources This plugin bundled resources covered by their own respective licenses: * Lucide Icons – https://lucide.dev License: ISC (https://lucide.dev/license) Copyright (c) Lucide Contributors Blocks This plugin provides 1 block. Sobi Forms Insert a Sobi Forms contact form on any page or post. Select a form in the block sidebar.
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YS LeadGen – Popup Builder, Popup Maker & Form Builder for WordPress | Lead Generation,
📈 Get More Sales, Leads & Email Signups With a Powerful WordPress Popup Plugin Create engaging pop-ups and opt-in forms that help you grow your email list, capture more leads, and turn website visitors into customers — all with an easy-to-use WordPress popup builder. YS LeadGen gives you a simple way to create popups, signup forms, offers, and lead generation campaigns directly in WordPress. It combines a visual popup builder with the tools you need to turn website visitors into subscribers, leads, and customers — without coding or sending your data to an external SaaS platform. Create campaigns for email signups, promotions, lead capture, WooCommerce sales, and more: Email opt-in popups for growing your subscriber list Exit intent popups for visitors who are about to leave Lead generation popups for collecting enquiries and leads Spin-to-win coupon wheels for interactive offers Content locker popups for gated content and downloads WooCommerce cart abandonment popups for recovering lost sales Contact and payment forms for enquiries and transactions Site-wide announcement bars for important messages and promotions YS LeadGen is designed to be an easy-to-use popup maker for WordPress, whether you’re running a blog, online store, service business, or marketing website. Build a campaign, customize it visually, choose when and where it appears, and publish it from your WordPress dashboard. There are no complicated setup requirements and no coding skills needed. Popup types you can build Lightbox popup – a box centered on the screen, with the rest of the page dimmed behind it. Exit intent popup – appears when a visitor is about to leave, giving you another opportunity to engage them. Floating bar / announcement bar – a thin bar at the top or bottom of the page for announcements, offers, or discount codes. Corner slide-in – a small box that slides in from the corner without covering the page. Inline signup form – a form placed directly inside your content, such as within a blog post. Spin-to-win wheel – an interactive coupon wheel that can encourage visitors to sign up. Multi-step form – breaks a longer form into smaller steps to make it easier to complete. Quiz – a short series of questions that can provide a personalized result. Countdown timer – a live timer that creates urgency around a sale or limited-time offer. Content locker – hides selected content until the visitor completes an action, such as entering an email address. Social proof popup – displays recent activity, such as recent signups. Video popup – opens a YouTube, Vimeo, or self-hosted video in a popup window. Floating badge button – a small corner button that opens a popup when clicked. What triggers a popup You decide when a campaign should appear: Exit intent – shows when a visitor is about to leave the page. Time delay / campaign scheduling – display a campaign after a set amount of time or during a scheduled period. Scroll depth – opens after a visitor reaches a selected percentage of the page. Click trigger – opens when a visitor clicks a button, link, image, or menu item. Mobile exit intent – uses a fast scroll-up gesture or back-button tap on mobile devices, where there is no mouse to track. Who sees each popup Display rules help you tailor campaigns to different visitors: Page-level targeting – show a campaign on specific pages, posts, categories, or WooCommerce product pages. Device targeting – show or hide a popup on mobile, tablet, or desktop. Location targeting – target visitors by country or city. Traffic source targeting – target visitors arriving from a particular search engine, advertisement, or referral. On-site retargeting – stop showing an offer to visitors who have already signed up or converted. Rule combinations – combine targeting conditions using AND/OR logic. Built for WooCommerce If you run a WooCommerce store, YS LeadGen can help you engage shoppers at important points in the buying journey. Cart triggers – show a popup when someone adds a product to their cart. Checkout triggers – display a message when shoppers reach the checkout page. Cart value rules – trigger campaigns based on cart value or selected products. Dynamic coupons – generate and apply a discount code when someone signs up. Cart recovery emails – follow up with shoppers who leave without completing their purchase. Product recommendations – display related products or bestsellers inside a campaign. Forms and payments Use the built-in form tools to collect the information your business actually needs. Custom form fields – create contact and lead generation forms with the fields you choose. Direct payments – collect payments inside a form using Stripe, PayPal, or Square. Test mode – test payment forms before accepting live payments. Works with other form plugins – add popup triggers and tracking to Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, or Fluent Forms. Integrations Connect YS LeadGen with the tools you already use: Email marketing – connect with Mailchimp, HubSpot, Brevo, Klaviyo, ActiveCampaign, MailerLite, Kit, GetResponse, AWeber, Drip, and Omnisend. Webhooks – send lead data to Zapier, Make, or other services through webhooks. Analytics – track campaign events in Google Analytics 4. Page builders – works with Elementor, Divi, Gutenberg, Bricks, Beaver Builder, and Oxygen. Privacy and testing GDPR cookie consent – a built-in banner can block tracking scripts until a visitor gives consent. Age verification – an optional age-check gate for restricted content or products. Spam protection – Google reCAPTCHA helps prevent unwanted bot submissions. A/B testing – compare two versions of a campaign to see which one generates better results. Built for Every Role on Your Team Business owners can capture leads, collect subscribers, and recover lost sales. Designers can build branded popups that fit the site. Developers can manage campaigns directly in WordPress, with no separate SaaS platform required. Your Data Stays on Your Site Subscriber and lead data lives inside your WordPress database, not an outside platform. There’s no monthly bill that grows with your list, and no subscriber limit. Built for Speed Popups shouldn’t slow down your whole site. YS LeadGen only loads popup code on pages with an active campaign, so every other page loads exactly as fast as before. Try it, then decide The live demo lets you build a real campaign in your browser with no account required. The documentation includes setup guides, while the template library provides hundreds of ready-made designs to help you get started faster. Everything described above is included free, with no time limit. If you need additional templates or advanced automation, a paid version with one-time lifetime pricing is available on the plugin website. The paid version is optional and not required to use the free plugin. Questions? Contact support. Grow your list, capture more leads, recover lost sales, and keep ownership of your data — all from inside WordPress. Privacy YS LeadGen runs entirely on your WordPress website. The plugin does not collect personal information unless you configure forms or connect third-party services. Depending on the integrations you enable, visitor information may be processed by third-party email marketing platforms or marketing services that you choose to connect. You remain in full control of your website data, customer information, and marketing campaigns. Review your website’s privacy policy and applicable regulations to ensure compliance with local privacy laws.