Feedback plugins can be used to gather suggestions, feedback and feature requests from your users. Here are the best plugins for this purpose.
WP Feedback, Survey & Quiz Manager – Pro
FSQM, is a WordPress plugin which can help you collect Feedbacks, Surveys or host Quizes in your WordPress Blog. Using it, you can create unlimited forms with custom themes and collect user submissions. All user submissions are stored inside the database which you can analyze, edit and/or print. The user can also track/see their submission (obviously if you wish to) through a page.
Download WP Feedback, Survey & Quiz Manager – Pro
Feedback Cat
Feedback Cat is a 100% free and open-source WordPress plugin to survey your users and customers. Unlike some other similar tools, Feedback Cat has no branding embedded into the form and it just works after installation.
All you have to do is create the survey (takes less than 2 minutes), publish it, then start gathering user feedback right in your inbox.
It requires absolutely no coding skills and is very easy to use, even for beginners. As long as you know how to publish a WordPress post, you’ll be able to set up a feedback survey.
At the moment Feedback Cat is absolutely Free to download and use right from their website.
Any other plugins you can recommend?
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To increase the feedback quality from your users, you have to ask them the right message at the right time. It’s annoying to show pop-ups or notifications because it disturbs the user journey.
A better alternative is to ask for feedback when your users encounter issues on your website.
Here is an open-source alternative to capture feedback in WordPress:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/usability-feedback/
thanks great post
We agree that feedback is important but you need to be careful not to annoy the visitor and interrupt them with an intrusive pop-up (actually you guys here at wpmayor use something to capture email addresses – not sure if that is the right way to go).
Here is an open-source alternative to capture feedback in WordPress: https://wordpress.org/plugins/simple-feedback-widget/
Cheers!
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Sure, I have used “Usernoise” which both have a free and a paid version, and it is very easy to handle feedback.
Collecting customer Feedbacks can really help business to know if their products or marketing campaigns are successful, I didn’t know that there is a plugins for feedbacks as well. Thanks for sharing about these plugins.