Contact Form 7
An AI plugin for Contact Form 7. Keep the forms. Change what happens after.
Steem writes a small plugin that hooks the Contact Form 7 forms you already built. Save submissions in wp-admin, redirect to a thank-you page, send a different email based on a dropdown. The forms themselves stay where they are.
It does not replace Contact Form 7. If you want a form plugin from scratch, say that instead — that is a different job, and Steem will write one.
75 free credits, enough to build and refine one complete plugin. No card, and you can run it in a real WordPress in your browser before downloading.
Jobs that fit
Each one opens in the builder so you can edit it before it costs a credit.
Save Contact Form 7 entries
Keep submissions in wp-admin instead of only in email.
Build thisRedirect after they submit
Send the visitor to a thank-you page. The email still goes out as it does now.
Build thisEmail a different person from a dropdown
A “who should we contact?” field that picks the inbox.
Build this
Frequently asked questions
- Can Steem replace Contact Form 7?
- It can write a standalone contact form if that is what you ask for. This page is for the other case: you already have Contact Form 7 forms, and you want a small plugin that hooks them.
- Will it change my existing forms?
- The jobs above do not edit the form tags. They hang off wpcf7_mail_sent and friends. The form you built stays the form you built.
- Do I need a WordPress site to try it?
- No. The preview is a real WordPress in the browser. Download the ZIP when you want it on your own site.
- Is the code mine?
- Yes. Ordinary plugin ZIP. Read it, edit it, or hand it on. Nothing phones home.
Build the Contact Form 7 plugin now
75 credits, free. Enough to build something real before deciding.
Generate my plugin, freeNo WordPress site yet?
You can try Steem without a site: the preview is a real WordPress in the browser. This is for afterwards, when you want somewhere to install the ZIP.
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