Contact Form by Supsystic Pro extends a drag-and-drop form builder for WordPress. Its parts work together: templates and field controls shape the form, display options place it on a site, and Pro features add conditional paths and integrations.

Build and place a form

Start with an editable template or a blank form. The base builder includes more than 25 field types, such as text, email, number, URL, select lists, radio buttons, checkboxes, country lists, date and time pickers, Google Map fields, and Google reCAPTCHA. You can set labels and placeholders, mark fields as required, and arrange them by dragging. A live preview shows the form as you edit it.

Design controls let you set the form width and choose backgrounds or colours for the form, fields, and buttons. CSS and HTML editors provide further control. Forms adapt to phones, tablets, and desktops. Add one to a post, page, or widget area with its shortcode, or use the Contact Form widget in a sidebar. Shortcodes also work with popup plugins that support them, including Popup by Supsystic.

What happens after submission?

Configure an email notification with a custom subject, sender, Reply-To address, and message. You can send copies to several email addresses, show a success message, conceal the form, or redirect users to another page in the same tab or a new one. A test email button helps check whether your website sends mail.

Submissions can be saved in the extension’s Contacts list and exported to CSV. Statistics track views, submits, successful sends, and errors by hour, day, week, or month; you can export those figures to CSV as well. The base extension supports unlimited forms, fields, and submissions.

Pro fields and processes

Pro conditional logic shows or hides fields based on earlier answers, which can keep longer forms focused. Pro also adds file upload, rating, address search, WordPress editor, and post category fields. WooCommerce fields let customers choose product categories and attributes such as size or colour. A/B testing lets you compare form variations.

For connected workflows, Pro can subscribe visitors to services including ConvertKit, ActiveCampaign, GetResponse, Constant Contact, Campaign Monitor, SendGrid, and Salesforce. It can also register WordPress customers through a form or let visitors submit posts. Pro CAPTCHA options include reCAPTCHA v3, hCaptcha, and Cloudflare Turnstile. The plugin also lists Membership and Google Maps by Supsystic among its integrations.

Set up and publish

In the WordPress dashboard, install and activate the plugin. Open the Contact Form menu, choose Add New Form, and pick a template. Add or edit fields, then set the email notification and success message under Submit Options. Save the form, copy its shortcode, and paste it into a page or post; you can also add the Contact Form widget to a sidebar.