Great Multipurpose Plugin
I use Fluent Forms for many things that I cannot begin to count. I’m glad that I have a lifetime license for this plugin.
gREAT pLUGIN
WORKS GREAT HIGLEY RECCOMENDED a MUST HAVE .
Good stuff
A bit of a steep learning curve (for me anyway) but overall a very complete system. Tech support a bit slow at 1-2 days, but very helpful in getting problems and special requests done.
gREAT pLUGIN
WORKS GREAT HIGLEY RECCOMENDED a MUST HAVE .
Such a poorly constructed plugin (hacks)
Just like most crappy plugins made by lazy developers, this one has all kinds of options then works in a super buggy manner. If you have two of the same forms on a page, they don’t worry correctly and interact with one another instead of having unique instance IDs. It’s such a basic functionality and a sign of horribly poor foresight.They actually promote a newsletter form on their website using their forms. But there’s no way to unsubscribe, no mechanism for actually maintaining a list or having interactions with the list.If you’re going to put out a plugin, don’t shove 300 half assed features into it done poorly. Make every feature robust with forward thinking.
gREAT pLUGIN
WORKS GREAT HIGLEY RECCOMENDED a MUST HAVE .
Much better than the competition
Love building forms again!!!
Such a poorly constructed plugin (hacks)
Just like most crappy plugins made by lazy developers, this one has all kinds of options then works in a super buggy manner. If you have two of the same forms on a page, they don’t worry correctly and interact with one another instead of having unique instance IDs. It’s such a basic functionality and a sign of horribly poor foresight.They actually promote a newsletter form on their website using their forms. But there’s no way to unsubscribe, no mechanism for actually maintaining a list or having interactions with the list.If you’re going to put out a plugin, don’t shove 300 half assed features into it done poorly. Make every feature robust with forward thinking.
Leaving FF after 3 years.
Warning to Non-Profit Organizations: WPManageNinja markets a “non-profit discount” on their website, claiming they want to “work with non-profits” and “contribute to your cause.” What they don’t tell you: this discount only applies to your first year. After that, you’re charged full price with no warning. What Happened: We were granted a 50% non-profit discount three years ago Multiple renewals were charged at the discounted rate Latest renewal: dashboard displayed $30.02 due, but charged $79.00 to our card Support response: “Discount is first-time only” (never disclosed anywhere) Their own website still markets non-profit support with NO mention of “first year only” This is a Classic Bait-and-Switch: They hook non-profits with a discount, let you integrate their software into your workflows, then force you to either pay full price or rebuild everything from scratch. This is not how legitimate companies support non-profits. Microsoft, Google, Adobe, and dozens of other companies we work with provide ongoing, permanent non-profit discounts because they understand mission-driven organizations operate on limited budgets year after year. Billing Issues: Their dashboard shows one amount, then charges another. When questioned, they defend it with circular logic about “renewal pricing” that contradicts their own transaction history. Bottom Line: For the price of a full license ($79/year), you can find better form builders with transparent pricing. If you’re a non-profit, don’t fall for the discount trap. Look elsewhere for partners who actually understand and support mission-driven work. Support Quality: Robotic responses, no accountability, no transparency. Alternative Recommended: Literally any other form builder with honest pricing.
Good stuff
A bit of a steep learning curve (for me anyway) but overall a very complete system. Tech support a bit slow at 1-2 days, but very helpful in getting problems and special requests done.
