Download websites that use WPForms

A form on a website is a commitment. Somebody has to read what arrives, answer it and act on it, which makes form software a better indicator of live commercial activity than most of the plugins sitting next to it. WPForms is a Form builders for WordPress, and a site running it is a site that expects to be contacted.

Awesome Motive has been shipping it since 2016, written in PHP like the platform it extends and sold on a Freemium model where a free tier carries the basic contact form while paid tiers unlock conditional logic, payments, file uploads, surveys and integrations with mailing and CRM tools. The licensing model matters for research more than it looks. A free tier pushes a plugin deep into the long tail of small sites, while the paid tiers cluster on sites where forms carry revenue, and the same page fingerprint appears in both cases. Separating them takes something other than the plugin name.

Version reporting is one way to separate them. As of November 2026 we detect the plugin on 307,299 sites and record 300 distinct builds among them, with 2.0.2.2 still appearing across the installed base long after later releases shipped. Plugin version is a maintenance signal rather than a feature signal. A site holding an old form plugin is a site with an unattended admin panel, and an unattended admin panel is a security prospect, a maintenance prospect or a churn risk depending on what you happen to sell.

Geography is the other axis. 84,040 of the sites we see are served from United States, with .com heavily represented across the file. The concentration follows the market where commercial WordPress plugins are bought rather than any technical constraint, since nothing about the software is region specific and the free tier travels anywhere.

For a lead generation or agency audience the question is rarely whether one particular domain runs this plugin. The question is which domains do, narrowed to a country, a suffix and a plugin generation worth calling, and answered in a form you can load into a CRM rather than click through by hand. A downloadable list settles that in a single pass. A domain by domain lookup cannot approach it, because you would already need the list in order to know which domains to check.

The limit worth stating is that we read what the rendered page exposes. A form loaded only on an inner contact page, held behind an interaction, or delivered through a caching layer that strips plugin markers will not register with us, so the file undercounts real installations. Nothing in it is guessed, though. Every row is a site where the fingerprint was actually present at crawl time, and the November 2026 date tells you when that was.