Best WordPress Plugins
Tools are ranked by user rating. The ones we have reviewed also carry our own score out of 10.
Thrivethemes sells Thrive Suite, a bundle of WordPress themes, page builders, lead tools, testing and course software. The pricing page lists a yearly plan, and the terms and pricing pages describe refund windows that differ. Read both before you buy.
This Gravityforms review covers a WordPress form builder with yearly licenses starting at $59 per year. The drag-and-drop builder and conditional logic are the core of the product, but several useful features need a Pro or Elite license. Refunds must be requested within 30 days of a payment, so check the renewal and refund terms before you buy.
Themify sells WordPress themes and plugins through a membership that includes its full catalogue. Based on its own published pages, it suits people who build many WordPress sites and want one set of tools for all of them. Read the refund and support terms before you pay.
Affiliatewp is a self-hosted WordPress plugin for running your own affiliate program, with commission rules, single-click payouts and integrations with WooCommerce and other eCommerce and form plugins. Published prices run from $149.50 per year for one site to $349.50 per year for the Growth Bundle, and a money-back guarantee covers 14 days. It suits WordPress owners who want to run affiliates themselves rather than through a network.
Membermouse is a WordPress membership plugin for selling memberships, courses and digital products from your own site. Its feature set is broad, but the third-party reviews we read point to a steep learning curve and a recurring monthly fee, so it fits sites with real membership needs better than small sites with simple ones. Confirm current prices on the official pricing page, because the figures here come from an undated review.
Wpmet is a WordPress plugin company founded in 2018, with a broad lineup for Elementor and Gutenberg sites. Refunds are open for 14 days after purchase, and the terms say products come as-is with no quality warranty. The pages reviewed show no plan prices, so cost must be checked on the site.
cssigniter sells premium WordPress themes and plugins on yearly plans, with a one-off Lifetime Club as the other option. The company says it has run the shop since 2012, and the pricing page lists a 30-day money-back guarantee. It fits WordPress builders who want niche themes, since the terms say the themes are not suitable for generic website development.
Crocoblock sells JetPlugins and the CrocoBuilder site builder on yearly plans or as a lifetime license, with prices from $55 per year for one plugin to $999 once for unlimited sites. Its 30-day money-back guarantee is the main protection for buyers who want to check fit. It suits WordPress professionals who build on a page builder and want many plugins under one subscription.
WordPress Plugins brands: common questions
- How are tools ranked on this page?
- "Most relevant" weighs the user rating together with how many reviews a tool has, so a 4.6 from 2,000 users ranks above a 5.0 from three. You can also sort by highest rated, most reviews or newest.
- How many wordpress plugins tools has WPBenchly reviewed?
- We list 8 tools in wordpress plugins, and our editors have written a full review for 0 of them. The rest show user ratings only until our review is done.
- Can I leave a review for a tool?
- Yes. Open the tool page and write a review, no account needed. Every review is read by our team before it is published and counted in the rating.