MetForm review
A capable Elementor form builder for self-hosted WordPress sites.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
MetForm is a WordPress form-builder plugin that adds drag-and-drop form creation to Elementor. It supports contact, survey, quiz, booking, application, calculation, multi-step, and conditional forms. Site owners can collect submissions in WordPress, send confirmation emails, export entries, and embed forms with shortcodes. It is a strong fit for Elementor users who want form creation to stay within their existing site-building workflow rather than adopting a separate hosted form platform.
The free version provides an entry point, while the paid plans add capabilities in clear steps. The annual Personal plan costs $49 per site and includes conditional logic, multi-step forms, file uploads, one year of premium support, and updates for one year. Professional costs $119 per site for five sites and adds form analytics, PayPal payments, and Stripe payments. Agency costs $249 per site for unlimited sites and adds Zoho integration, ActiveCampaign integration, and REST API webhook support. One-time plans are also available: Personal is $147, Professional is $357, and Agency is $747, with lifetime support and updates. The paid tiers make sense for users who need payments, analytics, or broader site coverage.
MetForm connects with HubSpot, Mailchimp, Google Sheets, Google Drive, Dropbox, PayPal, Stripe, Zoho CRM, FluentCRM, Help Scout, Zapier, Slack, Twilio, ConvertKit, and AWeber. Its feature set also covers form submission limits, uploads, conditional field visibility, and API or webhook connections. That combination suits marketing, lead-generation, booking, survey, and application workflows built in Elementor. However, its self-hosted coverage and Elementor focus make it a narrower choice for teams seeking a hosted, platform-neutral builder. Choose MetForm for Elementor-based WordPress sites; consider an alternative if your forms must run independently of WordPress or Elementor.
MetForm pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Conditional logic, multi-step forms, quizzes, and surveys
- PayPal, Stripe, file uploads, analytics, and webhooks
- Drag-and-drop form creation inside Elementor
- Where it doesn't
- Self-hosted WordPress coverage limits its audience
- Paid plans are licensed per site
- Advanced features require a paid plan
MetForm fact sheet, pricing and score →
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