Multi-step forms (unlimited)
Split any form into multiple steps. No limit on the number of steps. Lower the input load and reduce drop-off on long forms.
WordPress Plugin
Turn Contact Form 7 into a form that wins client work.
Multi-step, confirmation/completion screens, conditional logic, DB submission logging and CSV export — in a single plugin.
All core features free and unlimited.
In your WordPress admin, go to Plugins → Add New, search for "Frontierline Forms", install and activate. All core features are free and unlimited.
Prefer manual install? Download the zip directly (Plugins → Add New → Upload Plugin).
Frontierline Forms is an extension for Contact Form 7. It is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Contact Form 7 project or its author.
Free Features
Live on the official WordPress.org repository — install with a single search from your admin.
Every core Contact Form 7 extension, all unlimited.
Split any form into multiple steps. No limit on the number of steps. Lower the input load and reduce drop-off on long forms.
No plugin-imposed size limit, even for long, multi-field forms. Unlike competitors where oversized submissions silently fail, your data always gets through.
Add the "input → confirm → submit → done" flow that CF7 lacks. Redirect after completion to track conversions in GA4.
Show or hide fields based on input values. No limit on the number of rules. Configure it visually in a Japanese/English admin UI.
Save every submission to the database to search and review. Export all records as UTF-8 (BOM) CSV — no garbled characters in Excel.
Suppress bot submissions with an invisible field. Works out of the box, no setup required.
Apply your primary/secondary colors, corner radius and fonts to the form so it fits each client project.
One click converts the fields, validation, admin emails and auto-replies of the discontinued MW WP Form into CF7 — confirmation screen included. No manual rebuild.
NEW | Now in the free plan
One click converts the fields, validation rules, admin emails and auto-reply settings of the discontinued MW WP Form into Contact Form 7 — the confirmation screen carries over too. No manual form rebuild required. Bulk import of past submission data is available in the Pro plan.
Migrate now with the free planPro Features
Add external alerts, auto-reply, encryption and advanced security.
Built for agencies and multi-site operators. Annual subscription with free updates during your term.
Relay every inquiry instantly. Never miss a lead even if you overlook the email.
Trigger auto-replies and staff notifications on receipt. Systematize your first response.
Store submission data encrypted in the database. Protect contents even in a worst-case breach.
Rate limiting, banned words and IP restrictions. Block malicious submissions in layers.
Cover form maintenance across many client projects with a 5-site or unlimited plan.
Always on the latest version during your term, with priority setup and operational support.
Pricing
Annual subscription. Your license key is emailed automatically the moment payment succeeds.
Try the free plan first, then upgrade any time.
Launch offer — 30% OFF / until August 31, 2026
Coupon code EARLYBIRD2026 applies automatically at checkout (30% off your first payment)
$39.99 /year
(billed annually in USD)
For individuals and single-site use
$98.99 /year
(billed annually in USD)
Best for agencies and multi-site use
$229.99 /year
(billed annually in USD)
For agencies running many sites
✅ Instant license key | Move between sites freely | Free updates for your whole term
Roadmap
Delivered progressively as free updates during your annual license term.
Subscribe now and receive new features at no extra cost.
Collect payment on the final step alongside submission. In development / planned.
Auto-classify and draft replies via the Claude / GPT API. In development / planned.
Visualize views, submissions and drop-off, delivered as an automatic weekly report. In development / planned.
Docs & Dev Log
Step-by-step guides for Slack/Chatwork/Sheets alerts, multi-step forms,
submission logging and more. Read the behind-the-scenes on the blog.