See what Centous Plugins offers: WooCommerce shipping protection, Contact Form 7 database storage, and CF7 connectors for Mailchimp, MailerLite, Brevo,…
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Forms
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August 6, 2026
WordPress Integration
Centous Plugins is a WordPress plugin developer offering a focused lineup of tools for site owners who run WooCommerce stores or use Contact Form 7. Its flagship product, Centous Shipping Protection, lets WooCommerce merchants sell optional shipping insurance at checkout, with a claims dashboard for customers and store admins plus analytics on protection revenue and claim rates. The rest of the lineup extends Contact Form 7: Database Entries Form 7 stores every submission directly in the WordPress database with search, tagging, and CSV/Excel/PDF export, while dedicated connector plugins push form submissions into Mailchimp, MailerLite, Brevo, HubSpot, and Zoho. Each plugin follows a freemium model, distributed for free through the WordPress.org plugin repository with a paid Business/Pro tier (sold via Freemius) that unlocks advanced rules, priority support, and a year of updates. The company positions itself as a small, focused WordPress plugin shop rather than a broad SaaS platform.
Key Features
WooCommerce shipping protection — Sell optional, fixed-amount or percentage-based shipping protection at checkout, with claims submitted from the customer account.
Claim management dashboard — Admins review, approve, reject, and refund shipping protection claims from the WordPress dashboard.
Contact Form 7 database storage — Store every Contact Form 7 submission in the WordPress database with search, entry notes/tags, and CSV/Excel/PDF export.
HPOS and Blocks compatibility — Shipping Protection supports WooCommerce High-Performance Order Storage and the Cart/Checkout blocks.
CRM and email marketing connectors — Dedicated Contact Form 7 add-ons sync submissions into Mailchimp, MailerLite, Brevo, HubSpot, and Zoho.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Free versions of every plugin are available on the official WordPress.org repository, so teams can try the core functionality before paying
Shipping Protection plugin supports both HPOS and the WooCommerce Cart/Checkout blocks, keeping it compatible with modern WooCommerce setups
Narrow, single-purpose plugins are easy to evaluate and install without pulling in a large feature set you don't need
Paid tiers are sold through Freemius, a well-known WordPress plugin licensing platform, with published per-site annual pricing
Cons
Very small product lineup (six plugins) focused narrowly on WooCommerce shipping protection and Contact Form 7 add-ons
Public pricing is only confirmed for the $99/year Business plan tier; broader plan/pricing comparisons are not published on the site
Company information (founding, team size, headquarters) is not clearly disclosed beyond a general about page
No self-serve free trial of paid features beyond the separate free-tier plugin versions