I found out about this from YouTube but… I found out about this from YouTube but it’s really neat. I wanted to add a review feature to my website and this allows me to design it and integrate it with ease.

Ok but lacks some basic features.. Ok but lacks some basic features.. The plugin is easy to use and the design is good. However, the text formatting options are very limited. For example, you can't add bullet points, which is very common for job postings. In order to improve user experience, the way the jobs list shows should ideally automatically order departments and also each posting alphabetically. It's annoying having to stretch the area of the plugin each time the list expands. Also, there's a glitch that is not showing the bottom end of the list frame. It looks as if it's been cropped. It would be great if you could add more filtering options (eg. by company) and a keyword search field both within the editing app and the actual front end of the app for users to search a vacancy.

The Paypal button was very intuitive to… The Paypal button was very intuitive to use. I was able to play with this and create 3 paypal buttons in 30 minutes. Very easy to use. I recommend giving it a try.

Key details of plans are hidden TLDR- for the Form Builder plans you should know that: Submissions = number of page views. Responses = number of form submissions. Number of 'responses' is irrelevant to the plan you purchase. I have been using the POWr form app for years without issue. Recently, they have made changes to both the pricing (increasing it) and the plan benefits (reducing them) without notice. Their plans all refer to the number of submissions you get per month for each plan. In the context of a form app, the word submission means to submit a form. However, POWr appear to have a non-dictionary interpretation of this word, expecting people to know that when they say 'submissions', they actually mean number of 'page views'. These are not interchangeable words!?! The language is at best likely to confuse everyone, and at worst deliberately deceptive so as to confuse everyone and force upgrades to more expensive plans. Because of this definition of 'submission', the form app you've purchased stops working when the number of PAGE VIEWS exceeds number of 'submissions' allowed in your plan, regardless of whether you've received any actual POWr form submissions/responses.

It's an amazing tool It's an amazing tool. Don't get time for code and this one it's almost better. I'm speaking about free version even. Wonderful and tremendously useful.