WS Form PRO extends the WS Form workflow for responsive, accessible WordPress forms. It is suited to projects that need configurable form behavior, external connections, or ways to organize longer interactions.

Set up and publish a form

Install and activate WS Form PRO in WordPress, then go to WS Form > Add New. Choose a single-click template or start with a blank form. Add fields with the drag-and-drop editor, configure the required behavior and integrations, and click Publish. Add the form through a supported page builder, including Beaver Builder, Block Editor, Bricks, Divi, Elementor, Oxygen, and others, or use the WS Form shortcode with another builder.

Fields, calculations, and form behavior

WS Form PRO includes more than 65 feature-rich field types. Examples include Color Picker, Date / Time, File Upload, Google Address, Google Map, Google Routing, HTML, Legal, Media Capture with QR code reader, Price, Progress Bar, Range Slider, Rating, Save, Signature, and Validation fields. hCaptcha and reCAPTCHA field settings are also included.

Calculated Fields derive values from user input. Conditional Logic controls form behavior, while Cascading Select, Checkbox, and Radio Fields support connected selection workflows. For longer interactions, forms can use Conversational Forms, multiple tabs, repeatable sections, and save-progress functionality.

Integrations and custom connections

The listed integrations cover CRM, marketing, storage, payment, automation, and communication services. They include ActiveCampaign, Airtable, Authorize.Net Accept, Brevo, Campaign Monitor, Dropbox, Google Drive, Google Sheets, HubSpot, Mailchimp, PayPal Checkout, Salesforce, Slack, Stripe Elements, Twilio, WooCommerce, Zapier, Zendesk, and Zoho CRM. Other listed integrations include AWeber, Constant Contact, ConvertKit, Freshdesk, GetResponse, Klaviyo, OpenAI, Pipedrive, and Webex.

For custom workflows, the Webhook action can connect forms to custom APIs or external systems. WS Form PRO also lists compatibility with the ACF, ACPT, JetEngine, Meta Box, Pods, and Toolset custom field plugins.

Testing, data, and presentation

The debug console can rapidly populate forms for testing and includes event and error logging. Other listed capabilities include data encryption, submission-related features, statistics, and user tracking. The WS Form Styler can style forms in WordPress. Native HTML output is available for the Bootstrap and Foundation framework versions listed by the plugin.