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How are my forms performing? When do I get the most entries? Am I missing important patterns?
EleFormInsights solves this. Instead of digging through the database or jumping between plugins, you get a complete analytics dashboard built right into your WordPress admin.
EleFormInsights provides a clean, easy-to-read analytics overview for your Elementor forms right in the WordPress admin. See exactly which forms perform best, when most submissions occur during the day, and the actual submission counts visualized directly in charts and tables, so you can make data-driven decisions.
See Your Forms in Real Time
The moment someone submits a form, you see it reflected in your dashboard. Get instant visibility into:
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<li>Performance at a glance – Today, last 7 days, and 30-day metrics with trend indicators (up or down)</li>
<li>Top performing forms – Which forms are generating the most submissions?</li>
<li>Peak submission times – See exactly when your visitors are most engaged with hourly distribution charts</li>
<li>Submission trends – Beautiful line charts show you patterns over time so you can spot opportunities</li>
<li>Individual entries – Browse all submissions with automatic email detection and easy scanning</li>
<li>Custom date ranges – Analyze any 7-day to 1-year period to find insights that matter to you</li>
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Take Action on Your Data
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<li>Export submissions to CSV for deeper analysis in your favorite tools</li>
<li>Filter by individual form to focus on what matters</li>
<li>Identify bottlenecks, peak times, and optimization opportunities</li>
<li>Make data-driven decisions about your marketing and lead generation</li>
</ul>
Works seamlessly with Elementor Pro. No coding required. No expensive third-party analytics tools needed. Just install, activate, and start analyzing.
Requirements
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<li><a href="https://elementor.com/pro/" rel="nofollow ugc">Elementor Pro</a> (Form widget required)</li>
<li>WordPress 6.0+</li>
<li>PHP 7.4+</li>
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<h3>Getting Started</h3>
Once activated, head to your WordPress Dashboard and look for the new “Form Analytics Overview” widget.
You’ll see: 
1. KPIs: Today’s submissions, last 7 days, and last 30 days with trend indicators 
2. Top Forms: A table showing your best-performing forms 
3. Hourly Chart: When do people submit? Visual breakdown by hour 
4. Trends: A line chart showing submission patterns over time 
5. Entries: Browse individual submissions with email detection
Start by selecting a form or date range to dive deeper into your data.
<h3>Use Cases</h3>
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<li>Lead Generation: Track which forms bring in the most inquiries</li>
<li>Landing Page Testing: Compare forms across different pages or campaigns</li>
<li>Performance Monitoring: Spot drop-offs and optimization opportunities</li>
<li>Reporting: Export data for client reports or management presentations</li>
<li>Trend Analysis: Identify patterns and peak engagement times</li>
</ul>

EleFormInsights Form Analytics for Elementor

See all your Elementor form submissions at a glance. Track trends, analyze performance, and export data directly from your WordPress dashboard.

Pierre Saïkali

This plugin is a Contact Form 7 addon. It lets you save each CF7 forms submissions into a WordPress “Messages” post. 
This way, you’ll never lose a contact : if your SMTP server is down, the message will still be stored in your WordPress database.

Contact Form 7 To WordPress Post

Latest version of CF7 and WordPress doesn't seem to work with this plugin. It did create a "Messages" menu but there doesn't seem to be any configuration options and sending a message with the form doesn't save anything. Looks to be abandoned.



Doesn't save messages

Extend Contact Form 7 and save form entries into WordPress posts.

EleFormInsights Form Analytics for Elementor vs Contact Form 7 To WordPress Post