namir Review, Pricing & Features

Namir builds focused, one-time-purchase WordPress plugins for Contact Form 7 — email logging, redirects, file uploads, custom fields, and data grids. No…

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Forms
Pricing
One-time-purchase WordPress plugins (no subscriptions): NMR Email Log for CF7 Pro €3.90; Context Fields, Email Templates, Smart Redirect, and Custom Datepicker Plus each €4.90; Store File Uploads for CF7 Pro €6.90; NMR jsGrid Pro €7.90; NMR Strava Activities Pro €8.90. Free lite versions of each plugin are available on WordPress.org.
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August 6, 2026
WordPress IntegrationOne-Time PurchaseFreelancers

Namir is a Romania-based indie software shop run by developer Mircea that builds focused WordPress plugins for developers and agencies who use Contact Form 7 (CF7). Each plugin started as a fix for a real client problem — such as logging failed form emails, appending visitor context to submissions, or redirecting users to different thank-you pages — and was later packaged as a standalone add-on. The catalog currently includes eight plugins: NMR Email Log for CF7 Pro, NMR Context Fields for CF7 Pro, NMR Email Templates for CF7 Pro, Smart Redirect for Contact Form 7 Pro, Custom Datepicker Plus NMR, Store File Uploads for Contact Form 7 Pro, NMR jsGrid Pro (a shortcode-based data grid), and NMR Strava Activities Pro. All plugins have free lite versions distributed on WordPress.org, with paid "Pro" upgrades sold directly on namir.ro for a one-time fee (no subscriptions). The stated philosophy is deliberately narrow: single-purpose plugins with no bloat and no recurring billing, aimed at freelancers and agencies who need one specific CF7 problem solved well rather than an all-in-one form-building suite.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • One-time purchase pricing (no subscriptions or recurring fees) on every plugin
  • Each plugin is narrowly scoped to solve one Contact Form 7 problem, keeping sites lean
  • Free WordPress.org lite versions let buyers try before purchasing the Pro upgrade
  • Built from real client work rather than speculative features, per the founder's about page

Cons

  • Small, single-developer operation — no visible team, so support bandwidth and plugin longevity are unproven
  • Each plugin covers a narrow feature slice, so sites needing many CF7 enhancements must buy several separate add-ons
  • Entirely dependent on the third-party Contact Form 7 plugin remaining actively maintained
  • No public changelog, roadmap, or customer review evidence was found on the site

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