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# IvyForms

## Sitemaps
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# IvyForms

> IvyForms is a modern, lightweight WordPress form builder plugin for creating drag-and-drop forms without code. Built by the team behind WPAmelia, wpDataTables, and Trafft, it offers conditional logic, multi-step forms, spam protection (reCAPTCHA, Turnstile, hCaptcha), entry management, form styling, and integrations with Mailchimp and wpDataTables. Available as Lite (free) and Pro.

IvyForms is designed for WordPress site owners, developers, and agencies who need a clean, flexible form builder without the bloat. The Lite version is free; Pro unlocks conditional logic, signature fields, password fields, Mailchimp integration, and advanced automations.

## Product

- [IvyForms WordPress Form Builder](https://ivyforms.com/): Homepage — overview of the plugin, key features, and getting started.
- [Pricing](https://ivyforms.com/pricing/): Lite vs Pro plan comparison, pricing tiers, and what each plan includes.
- [All Features](https://ivyforms.com/features/): Complete feature list covering drag-and-drop builder, templates, field types, entry management, spam protection, and styling.
- [Integrations](https://ivyforms.com/integrations/): All supported third-party integrations including Mailchimp and wpDataTables.
- [Form Templates](https://ivyforms.com/form-templates/): Library of pre-built form templates organized by category (feedback, registration, booking, RSVP, and more).
- [About](https://ivyforms.com/about/): Company background, team, and the story behind IvyForms.

## Core Features

- [Drag and Drop Form Builder](https://ivyforms.com/features/drag-and-drop/): How the visual drag-and-drop builder works — add, arrange, and configure fields without code.
- [Conditional Logic](https://ivyforms.com/features/conditional-logic/): Show or hide fields dynamically based on user input to create smarter, personalized forms.
- [Form Customization](https://ivyforms.com/features/form-customization/): Control layouts, colors, labels, spacing, and field styles to match any site design.
- [Embeddable Forms](https://ivyforms.com/features/embed-forms/): Embed forms anywhere using shortcodes or the Gutenberg block — no page builder dependency.
- [Spam Protection](https://ivyforms.com/features/form-spam-protection/): Built-in support for reCAPTCHA, Cloudflare Turnstile, and hCaptcha on a per-form basis.

## Getting Started (Documentation)

- [Introduction to IvyForms](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/general-ivyforms/): What IvyForms is, how it works, and supported field types.
- [Installation](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/installation/): How to install IvyForms on a WordPress site.
- [Activation](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/activating-license/): How to activate a Pro license.
- [Creating Forms](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/creating-ivyforms/): Step-by-step guide to building your first form.
- [Configuring IvyForms](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/configure-ivyforms/): Global plugin settings and configuration options.
- [Upgrading from Lite to Pro](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/lite-upgrade/): How to upgrade without losing existing forms or entries.

## Form Settings & Entries (Documentation)

- [Settings Overview](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/what-are-form-settings-in-ivyforms/): All per-form settings — visibility, notifications, confirmations, and integrations.
- [Notifications Settings](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/notifications/): Configure admin email notifications triggered on form submission.
- [Confirmations Settings](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/confirmations/): Set success messages, page redirects, or custom URLs after submission.
- [Form Entries](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/form-entries/): How submitted data is stored, viewed, and managed in the WordPress dashboard.
- [Conditional Logic (Docs)](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/conditional-logic/): Full documentation on configuring conditional logic rules in the form builder.
- [Field Types Reference](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/ivyforms-fields/): Full reference for all available field types and their configuration options.

## Integrations (Documentation)

- [Mailchimp Integration](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/mailchimp-integration/): How to connect IvyForms to Mailchimp, map fields to audiences, and sync subscribers automatically.
- [wpDataTables Integration](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/integration-with-wpdatatables/): Turn form submissions into interactive, filterable tables using wpDataTables.
- [Gutenberg Integration](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/gutenberg-integration/): Embed forms in the WordPress block editor using the native IvyForms block.

## Key Blog Guides

- [Web Form Best Practices](https://ivyforms.com/blog/web-form-best-practices/): Design, UX, and technical decisions that reduce friction and increase form completion rates.
- [Multi-Step Form Examples](https://ivyforms.com/blog/multi-step-form-examples/): Real examples of multi-step forms, why they convert 86% higher than single-page forms, and how to apply the pattern.
- [Landing Page Form Best Practices](https://ivyforms.com/blog/landing-page-form-best-practices/): Field count, CTA copy, mobile form design, trust signals, multi-step structure, and post-submission flow.
- [How to Track Form Submissions in Google Analytics](https://ivyforms.com/blog/how-to-track-form-submissions-in-google-analytics/): Step-by-step guide to setting up GA4 tracking for form submission events.
- [How to Export Form Entries in WordPress](https://ivyforms.com/blog/how-to-export-form-entries-in-wordpress/): Three methods for exporting form entries — CSV download, automated syncing, and data backup.
- [Conditional Logic in WordPress Forms](https://ivyforms.com/blog/conditional-logic-spotlight/): How to use conditional logic to show or hide fields based on user input, with IvyForms examples.
- [Form UX Design](https://ivyforms.com/blog/form-ux-design/): How field structure, labeling, validation, and mobile layout affect signup rate and conversion.
- [Sign-Up Form Best Practices](https://ivyforms.com/blog/sign-up-form-best-practices/): Field count, label design, CTA copy, inline validation, mobile optimization, and accessibility for signup flows.

## Changelog

- [Changelog](https://ivyforms.com/documentation/changelog/): Full version history for IvyForms Lite and Pro — features added, bugs fixed, and compatibility updates.

## Optional

- [How to Create Forms in WordPress Without Plugins](https://ivyforms.com/blog/how-to-create-forms-in-wordpress-without-plugins/): Alternative approach using native WordPress HTML for simple contact forms.
- [Event Feedback Form Template](https://ivyforms.com/form-templates/event-feedback-form/): Pre-built template for collecting post-event feedback.
- [Contact Form 7 Alternatives](https://ivyforms.com/blog/caldera-forms-alternatives/): Overview of leading WordPress form builder alternatives with pricing and migration guidance.
- [Multi-Step vs Single-Step Forms](https://ivyforms.com/blog/multi-step-forms-single-step-forms/): Data-driven comparison of which form structure drives more completions and why.
- [Chatbots vs Forms](https://ivyforms.com/blog/chatbots-vs-forms/): When to use a chatbot versus a traditional form for lead capture, with conversion tradeoffs.