Send WordPress form entries to WhatsApp

FormyChat Premium sends submitted form information to a chosen WhatsApp or WhatsApp Business number. Submissions can also be saved as leads in the WordPress dashboard, where you can review contact details and messages. Desktop visitors can be redirected to WhatsApp Web, while smartphone visitors can be redirected to WhatsApp Mobile.

Use the form integration that fits your setup

Choose the native FormyChat form or a floating widget connected to Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Ninja Forms, or Fluent Forms. To embed an existing form, supported integrations include Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, and Ninja Forms.

Customize forms, widgets, and greetings

Set the form header and submit button text, and adjust form size and dimensions. The floating widget supports a custom icon and adjustable size. Position it using top, bottom, left, or right coordinates, then change the call-to-action bubble text, color, and background. Premium font and layout options provide further control over its appearance.

Greetings popups include premium templates, adjustable heading and message sizes, and premium font choices. Configure the on-click action to open the form or redirect visitors to WhatsApp.

Keep submitted leads available for follow-up

Review submissions in a centralized leads area. Records can include the submission date, name, email address, contact number, and message details, along with metadata such as form type or widget name. Filter, sort, and search entries by date range, form name, or keyword, then export leads as CSV files for offline storage or reporting.

FluentCRM integration can sync leads for follow-up and segmentation. Email notifications can arrive alongside WhatsApp messages. Visitors can select a country code before entering a phone number.

Configure the contact flow

Add FormyChat to WordPress, set the WhatsApp number that should receive submissions, and choose the native form, a floating widget, or a supported existing form integration. Adjust the widget, popup, and form settings, then place an embedded form on a page or post if needed. No programming language knowledge is required.