WidgeteerAdd widgets to any page with the plugin. Pick a guide to get going.
- Get started with Widgeteer on WordPressInstall the free Widgeteer plugin, sign in with a one-time email code and build widgets from your WordPress dashboard.
- Create a WordPress widget with AIDescribe the widget you want for your WordPress site in plain English and Widgeteer builds a working one in seconds.
- Preview your widget on WordPressThe preview is your real, working widget. Fill it in and submit it to test it before it goes on your site.
- Edit a WordPress widget by handChange any word, question or colour of a widget on your WordPress site, with a live preview. Free and unlimited.
- Change a WordPress widget with AIAsk for a change to a widget on your WordPress site in plain English, like a new field or a different colour.
- Form fields: every answer type, UTM tracking and hidden fields on WordPressBuild forms with 13 answer types: dropdowns, choices, star ratings, dates, phone and email. Capture UTM tags and hidden values without asking. All editable, no code.
- Add a widget to a WordPress pagePut any Widgeteer widget on a WordPress page or post with the Widgeteer block, or anywhere else with a shortcode.
- See what visitors sent on WordPressEvery form submission from your WordPress site is saved in Widgeteer. See them all in one list.
- Widget memory: booked slots, votes and counters on WordPressWidgets that remember. Booked slots disappear for everyone, polls count votes, one vote per visitor. No database to set up. Here's how it works and its limits.
- Rename or delete a WordPress widgetRename a widget in the Widgeteer plugin, or delete it. A deleted widget stops showing wherever you placed it.
- Plans and billing on WordPressThe plugin is free to start. Try Premium free for 14 days when you need more widgets, actions or AI edits.
- Why a widget request was declined on WordPressWidgeteer checks every request before it builds anything. Here's why, and what to do if we got it wrong.
Actions/Integrations
- Actions: connect your forms to other apps on WordPressActions send form submissions to email, Zapier, Make, n8n, Airtable, Telegram, Power Automate, IFTTT, Formspark or any webhook. No code.
- Get WordPress form submissions by emailSend every form a visitor fills in on your WordPress site straight to your inbox. No SMTP or mail plugin needed.
- Send form submissions to Zapier on WordPressPass every form submission to a Zapier Zap and on to Google Sheets, HubSpot, Slack and thousands more apps. No code.
- Send form submissions to Make on WordPressTrigger a Make.com scenario on every form submission and send the answers to any app Make connects to.
- Send form submissions to n8n on WordPressStart an n8n workflow on every form submission. Works with n8n cloud and self-hosted n8n.
- Send form submissions to Power Automate on WordPressStart a Microsoft Power Automate flow on every form submission. Into Excel, Teams, Outlook or SharePoint.
- Send form submissions to IFTTT on WordPressTrigger an IFTTT applet on every form submission with the Webhooks service. Phone alerts, smart lights, you name it.
- Send form submissions to Airtable on WordPressAdd every form submission as a new row in your Airtable table. No Zapier needed.
- Send form submissions to Telegram on WordPressGet a Telegram message the moment someone fills in your form. Free, instant and on your phone.
- Send form submissions to Formspark on WordPressForward every form submission to your Formspark form, so it lands with the rest of your Formspark data.
- Send form submissions to a webhook on WordPressSend every form submission to any URL as JSON or form data, with your own method, headers and body. For developers and custom tools.
- Action templates: put form answers in emails, messages and webhooks on WordPressUse {{ field }} placeholders to drop form answers into an email subject, a Telegram message or a webhook body. With if, for and filters.