IvyForms

Overview

IvyForms is a drag-and-drop WordPress form builder plugin designed to turn form submissions into structured business workflows. It allows site owners to quickly build contact forms, surveys, registrations, and conversational flows without writing code. Built by the team behind wpDataTables, IvyForms natively bridges form responses with data analysis, booking systems, and marketing automation tools. The platform features single-screen form building, conditional logic, multi-step layouts, and webhooks.

What it does

• Creates custom WordPress contact forms, multi-step surveys, and conversational flows via a drag-and-drop editor.
• Connects form entries natively with wpDataTables for real-time reporting and visual analytics dashboards.
• Triggers conditional actions and notifications based on complex AND/OR logic rules.
• Integrates form data directly with booking engines like Amelia, Mailchimp lists, and custom webhooks.

Who it's for

• WordPress Site Owners
• Digital Agencies & Web Developers
• Marketing & Sales Operations
• Data Analysts & Managers

Why it works

• Direct native integration with wpDataTables eliminates manual data export and import pipelines.
• Single-screen visual drag-and-drop editing provides instant live previews without switching admin tabs.
• Built-in security and spam protection features like Google reCAPTCHA are available from day one.
• Lightweight WordPress architecture ensures fast loading speeds and smooth responsiveness across mobile devices.

Founder story

IvyForms was built in 2026 by Alexander Gilmanov and the Melograno Venture Studio team, creators of wpDataTables. After observing users struggle with the massive gap between data collection forms and data reporting tools, they created IvyForms to seamlessly connect raw form responses into actionable database workflows.

Alternatives

• WPForms
• Gravity Forms
• Fluent Forms
• Typeform

Comparison overview

• IvyForms features native deep integration with wpDataTables for automated database reporting and analysis.
• Traditional form builders like WPForms or Gravity Forms require third-party connector plugins or manual CSV exports to achieve similar database reporting setups.