Database for Contact Form 7, WPforms, Elementor forms
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Saves Contact Form 7, WPforms,Elementor Forms, CRM Perks Forms and many other contact form submissions to database.
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What It Does
Database for Contact Form 7, WPforms, Elementor forms saves form submissions from Contact Form 7, WPForms, Elementor Forms, CRM Perks Forms, and other popular form builders directly into your WordPress database. You can then view, search, and export entries from a dedicated admin panel without relying on third-party email delivery. It effectively turns WordPress into a lightweight CRM or lead storage system for form data.
Who It's For
This plugin is best suited for small to mid-sized businesses and site owners running multiple form plugins who want a single place to store and review submissions locally. It is a good fit for anyone who needs to keep records of leads, applications, or enquiries for compliance, follow-up, or basic reporting purposes. Developers and agencies managing client sites with varied form setups will also benefit from its broad compatibility.
Who Should Skip It
If you only use one form plugin and are comfortable receiving submissions via email, or if you already use a dedicated CRM with native form integrations, this plugin adds little value. Users who need advanced workflow automation, conditional routing, or deep CRM synchronization should look at purpose-built tools rather than a general database storage addon.
The Bottom Line
Database for Contact Form 7, WPforms, Elementor forms is a well-maintained, broadly compatible plugin that delivers exactly what its name promises: local storage of form submissions across multiple form builders. The 96 out of 100 user rating and recent updates are strong positives, but the near-zero public support activity and modest install base compared to CFDB7 give some pause. It is a solid choice if you run multiple form plugins and want a unified submission log, but heavier CRM users will outgrow it quickly.
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Pick CFDB7 instead if you use only Contact Form 7 and want the most popular, battle-tested option with ten times the install base.
Choose this if your priority is spam protection rather than submission storage, as it focuses on adding CAPTCHA to forms.
Pick Redirection if you need to send users to custom thank-you pages or external URLs after submission rather than log entries.
Choose this if you need to show or hide form fields based on user input, a different problem than data storage.
Pick this if you need to pre-populate form fields dynamically from URLs, users, or posts rather than save submissions to the database.