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MevvForms

Forms anyone can fill in, and no cut of what you collect.

MevvForms is a WordPress form builder: a drag-and-drop canvas with a full keyboard equivalent, close to thirty field types and twenty ready templates. What the browser hides, the server checks again — conditions, access rules and uploaded files are decided on the server, so a field hidden in the page cannot be talked around. Entries stay on your own site, suspected spam is marked instead of deleted, and nothing you collect is taken as a transaction fee.

We do not take a share of what your forms collect.

A form plugin that stands between you and your money has a second price list, and it is the one that grows with you: the more your forms collect, the more it costs. MevvForms has one price, and it is the licence.

Form plugins that take a cut

1.9%–3%· of every payment

  • 1Charged on top of the payment provider’s own commission
  • 2The bill grows with your turnover, not with your usage
  • 3Removing the fee usually means moving to a higher plan

A percentage is not a price you can plan around. It is a share.

MevvForms

Nothing· no transaction fee, in any edition

  • What your forms collect is yours in full
  • Entries are stored on your own site
  • The forms keep rendering and accepting entries on their own

There is nothing to switch off later, because there was never a share to take.

The 1.9%–3% range is the transaction fee competing form plugins charge on payments collected through their own forms; it sits on top of what the payment provider already takes. We have not audited every vendor’s current price list, and rates change — check the one you are comparing against.

Twenty templates, and the list is the whole list.

Each one opens as an ordinary form you can take apart. None of them is a locked layout, and none of them needs a paid edition to open.

Contact Quote request Job application Event registration Survey Support request Appointment Newsletter Order form Complaint Donation Reservation Membership Quiz Poll File submission Testimonial Exit survey Maintenance request Meeting scheduling

Focused features. Clear outcomes.

Each capability exists to remove a specific operational friction.

01

It can be built without a mouse

The drag-and-drop canvas has a full keyboard equivalent: every field can be added, moved and removed from the keyboard alone. A builder that only answers to dragging shuts out the people who cannot drag.

02

Close to thirty field types

Text, email, telephone, URL, number, date, time, dropdown, radio, checkbox, rating, slider, colour, file upload, name, address, ordering and page break — the ordinary form is already covered.

03

Columns that keep the reading order

A field placed in a column is still read in field order, so a screen reader and a sighted visitor meet the same form in the same sequence.

04

Conditions are decided on the server

Nested AND/OR groups with fourteen operators, evaluated again when the form is submitted. A field hidden in the browser cannot be slipped past by editing the page, and the rules still hold with JavaScript switched off.

05

Access rules the browser cannot argue with

Open and close by calendar, cap the number of entries, require a login or a role, or set a password. A closed form refuses a direct submission on the server — not by hiding its button.

06

Spam is marked, not deleted

A honeypot and a time trap are on by default and get in nobody’s way; reCAPTCHA v2/v3, hCaptcha, Turnstile, Akismet and keyword, IP and email block lists are optional. What is judged spam is flagged and kept, because a false positive should not cost you a customer.

07

Uploaded files are not in the web root

They are written outside it, into a directory nobody can guess, and checked by what the file contains rather than what it is called. They are handed out only through a time-limited link tied to one person.

08

Notifications you can audit

Several per form, recipients routed by a field value, an auto-reply to the sender, and a delivery record of what was sent, what failed and why — with a resend for the ones that failed.

Seven plugins in, and the door stays open behind you.

Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, Fluent Forms, Formidable Forms, Ninja Forms and SureForms. Migration is the moment a form plugin can lose your data, so it is the part with the strictest rule: the source is read and nothing else.

The source is only read

Nothing in the old plugin is edited, deactivated or deleted. If the migration turns out wrong, the original is still there — which is the only version of “reversible” that means anything.

What cannot be carried is listed with its reason

A field, rule or add-on with no equivalent is written into the report by name, together with why it did not come over. A silent partial import is how a form quietly stops collecting one answer.

Your old shortcodes keep working

The pages that already carry the previous plugin’s shortcode go on rendering a form. You are not editing dozens of pages on the day of the switch.

A form collects personal data. Deleting it is part of the job.

MevvForms registers itself with WordPress’s own personal-data export and erasure tools, so a request that arrives through WordPress reaches the form entries too. Retention is set per form, and before anything is deleted the screen tells you how many entries the rule is about to remove — a retention setting whose consequence you cannot see is a setting nobody dares to turn on.

Entries, files and the delivery record stay on your own site.

Everything above is the free edition.

The builder, the field types, the templates, the conditions, the entry list, the notifications, the spam protection, the access rules, the uploads and the migration are all in the free edition. Nothing on this page is behind a licence.

The whole working form

Build it, publish it with a shortcode or the block, collect entries, be notified, export to CSV, keep the spam out and delete what you no longer need. There is no entry limit, no form limit and no field held back.

Not released, and not on sale

Recurring payments, CRM and email marketing integrations, calculation fields, repeater fields, approval workflows, submission analytics and user registration forms are being built for a Pro edition. There is no price and no date yet, and nothing on this page depends on it.

Read what it actually does before you install anything.

The documentation covers the requirements, the first form, the conditions, the notification queue and the measured migration path — including what it will refuse to carry over.

Product type
WordPress form builder
Field types
Close to thirty, from text to file upload and page break
Templates
Twenty ready forms
Conditions
Nested AND/OR groups, fourteen operators, re-checked on the server
Spam protection
Honeypot and time trap by default; five services optional
Migration
Seven plugins; the source is only read
Interface
Eighteen languages
Transaction fee
None