El Contact
WordPress Contact Form & Inbox
Keep customer conversations organized with a straightforward contact form, private image attachments, an admin inbox, saved email replies, and easy shortcode placement.
Everything you need to stay in touch
Simple for visitors, practical for website administrators, and designed to fit your WordPress workflow.
Contact form
Collect name, phone, email, and messages, with an optional physical address field.
Admin inbox
Review incoming messages in WordPress with convenient New and Replied status indicators.
Email replies
Reply from the WordPress admin area and save reply records alongside conversations.
Private image attachments
Accept up to 3 JPG, PNG, GIF, or WEBP images with private database storage.
Shortcode support
Place the form on a page with [el_contact] or create a Contact Us page from the admin area.
Spam safeguards
Includes form nonces, a honeypot field, submission rate limiting, and basic input validation.
Simple. Professional.
Better communication.
Manage customer inquiries inside the WordPress dashboard you already use. El Contact keeps submissions, private image attachments, and reply history together without requiring WooCommerce or the rest of the MarketSync suite.
- Visitor-friendly form with required field validation
- Messages stored in your WordPress database
- Administrator-only access to attached images
- Saved email replies and message status
- 500-word limit to keep messages manageable
El Contact Inbox
Illustrative message overview
From inquiry to reply in four steps
A practical workflow built into your WordPress admin area.
Publish the form
Add [el_contact] to a page or use the built-in Contact Us page creator.
Receive messages
Visitors submit their details, question, and optional image attachments.
Review inquiries
Open El Contact in WordPress to see your inbox and read messages.
Reply & track
Send an email reply and retain the response record with the inquiry.
A natural fit for your website
Give customers and visitors a clear, convenient way to reach you.
Small businesses
Receive questions and service requests in one place.
WooCommerce stores
Offer a general inquiry form alongside your online store.
Service providers
Help potential customers get in touch about your services.
WordPress websites
Add contact messaging without a separate messaging platform.
