See what Kreebi Forms offers: a lightweight WordPress form builder with drag-and-drop editing, JSON form definitions, multi-step forms, and pricing from free…
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Forms
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Freemium, from $0
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Last updated
August 7, 2026
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Kreebi Forms is a WordPress plugin for building contact forms, multi-step forms, and surveys without writing code. Forms are created with a drag-and-drop builder and can also be defined as version-controllable JSON, giving developers a code-based workflow alongside the visual editor. The plugin is built to be lightweight, shipping under 8 KB of gzipped JavaScript and under 3 KB of CSS with no jQuery dependency, and it loads assets only on pages where a form actually appears. All submission data is stored directly in the site owner's own WordPress database rather than being sent to Kreebi Forms' servers or a third party, which the vendor positions as a privacy and data-ownership feature. The free tier covers a single website with the core drag-and-drop builder and email notifications, while paid Pro plans (Single Site, Startup, and Business tiers) add multi-step forms with progress tracking, conditional logic, file uploads, spam protection, Stripe/PayPal payment collection, Google Sheets syncing, webhooks, and one-click migration from other WordPress form plugins such as Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, and Ninja Forms.
Key Features
Drag-and-drop form builder —
JSON-based form definitions for version control —
Multi-step forms with conditional logic (Pro) —
Spam protection (honeypot, reCAPTCHA, IP blocking) —
Stripe and PayPal payment collection (Pro) —
Google Sheets sync and webhooks (Pro) —
Pros & Cons
Pros
Very lightweight: under 8 KB JS / 3 KB CSS with no jQuery dependency, and assets load only on pages with a form
Free forever tier for a single website with core drag-and-drop building
Submission data stays in the site's own WordPress database rather than being sent to third-party servers
JSON-based form definitions allow developer version control alongside the visual builder
One-click migration tool for importing forms from Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms, and Ninja Forms
Agency-friendly Business plan covers up to 50 websites
Cons
WordPress-only; not usable on other CMS or website platforms
Multi-step forms, conditional logic, webhooks, and payment integrations are locked behind paid Pro plans
No public information on founding year, headquarters, or company size, making it hard to assess company maturity
Support appears limited to email and a knowledge base, with no live chat or phone option surfaced