Companies Using Quform

I pulled Quform from our October 2026 crawl because it's sold as a one-off CodeCanyon purchase rather than a yearly licence, and I wanted to see who still buys software that way. A domain counts when its pages define Quform's JavaScript objects: the form script's captcha queue or the callback it hands to reCAPTCHA. That gives 14,924 live domains, 10,680 of them matched to a company, 5th of 64 technologies in Form Builders.

What the number counts

Quform is a plugin, not a hosted service, so there's no account ID to census. The question is whether something other than the buyer puts it on a site. A theme could: Quform's pricing page sells an Extended License for theme authors who bundle it. I checked a random 300 domains. Of the 270 raw pages that mentioned Quform, 229 loaded it from the plugin's own folder and none from a theme folder; the rest went through caching or minification plugins. Themes were scattered, with no single theme on more than about one page in seven. In a browser, 27 of 29 random pages ran Quform, but only 7 of those showed a form, so the script mostly loads site-wide.

Sales signal: treat each row as a site owner who chose and paid for Quform, not a theme default. The form often lives on a contact or quote page, so don't judge the install by the homepage.

Flat since July

The chart reads 12,566 in June, 14,166 in July, 14,475 in August, 14,984 in September and 14,924 in October. The June step is ours, not the market's: the domains we crawl turn over every month, with dead sites dropping out and new ones added, and our detection signals widen over time. Since July the line hasn't moved much. 2,076 domains have dropped Quform since we began tracking it on 16 March 2026. That's hostname-level, and when I re-checked, 309 of the 2,091 domains we could see still loaded it on another hostname, about one in seven.

"Quform is a plugin people buy once and keep. Our crawl shows a steady base of about 15,000 domains, not a product in decline or in a growth spurt." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: this is a stable pool. Pitch it as a niche you can work through steadily, not as a fast-growing segment.

Who pays $34 for a form

58.49% of matched companies with a known size have 1 to 10 employees and 25.33% have 11 to 50. Construction leads the industries at 5.15%, then consulting (3.25%), retail (2.77%) and agencies (2.73%), and the top ten add up to only 27.32%. These are trades firms, consultancies and local service businesses that need one good enquiry form. The 2010s are the biggest founding decade (35.41%), and 15.05% were founded in the 2020s. There's a real enterprise tail too: 125 companies above 1,000 staff, some of them on one property. Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama runs Quform on its plant-tours pages, Eurocash Group on its careers site and APRIL Group on a sustainability dashboard. Rai Pubblicità, NETS and the Global Green Growth Institute run it on their main sites.

Sales signal: at a large account, the Quform owner is whoever runs that one microsite, often HR, communications or a plant's visitor team. At small accounts it's the owner or their web agency.

A European plugin in an American category

This is the part I didn't expect. Germany has 1,634 matched companies and the United States 1,526. Gravity Forms' profile has 3,112 German companies against 112,253 American, about one to 36, and WPForms' has 8,137 against 35,343, about one to four. The United Kingdom (859), France (539), Turkey (532) and Italy (433) fill out the top six. Quform's homepage lists Turkish, French, Dutch and Italian among its translations, and the German host ALL-INKL turns up on 2.43% of Quform domains.

Sales signal: if you sell to European SMB websites, a Quform list gives you German, French and Turkish small businesses on WordPress in one filter. GDPR-minded tools and translation services fit this list better than a typical US form-plugin list.

Rivals on the same sites

Quform rarely shares a site with another form plugin. In our October 2026 crawl, 140 domains run Quform and WPForms together (182 ever seen with both), 38 run it with Gravity Forms (56 ever) and 15 with Jotform (21 ever). Those overlaps don't pass our switching tests, because most of the sites ever seen with both still run both. The bigger alternatives are mostly elsewhere: Contact Form 7 leads the category, and Ninja Forms is 4th, one place above Quform.

"Hardly anyone runs Quform next to another form plugin. A site picks one and stays with it, so the choice gets made when the site is built." - Mehmet Suleyman, CEO & Co-founder at TechnologyChecker.io

Sales signal: a rival form plugin won't win these sites with a feature list. Its best openings are redesigns and agency handovers, when the plugin choice is made again.

The stack around it

Across the 14,922 clean Quform domains, WordPress runs on 98.86%. Elementor is on 31.71%, WPBakery on 10.93% and Divi on 7.16%. jQuery UI (60.78%) and GSAP (42.56%) are common too. Google Analytics is on 53.78% and reCAPTCHA on 15.67%; Quform's reCAPTCHA callback is one of the two signals we detect it by. Only 0.81% run Cloudflare Turnstile and 0.49% hCaptcha.

Sales signal: anti-spam is the natural upsell. On the pages we crawl, most Quform sites load no captcha script at all (the form page itself may), and the ones that do mostly use Google's.

What it costs, and what that implies

Quform's pricing page (checked 14 October 2026) lists a $34 Regular License and a $169 Extended License, both one-time, each for one website, with six months of support and future updates. The homepage claims more than 30,000 downloads over 10+ years; we see 14,924 live domains, which is consistent with a one-off product that's been bought, used and sometimes abandoned over a decade. Support is included for six months, so on an install bought years ago that period has long run out.

Sales signal: WordPress maintenance agencies can pitch these owners on care plans. An owner whose plugin support ran out years ago is a fair prospect for someone to look after the site.

Key takeaways

1. 14,924 live domains, 5th of 64 in Form Builders with 0.41%.

2. The count is the buyer's own install: no theme bundles it in our sample.

3. A European base: 1,634 German companies to 1,526 American.

4. Small firms dominate (58.49% at 1 to 10 staff), with 125 companies above 1,000.

5. Almost no overlap with rival form plugins, so displacement most likely happens at rebuild time.

How to use this list

Filter by country first, because the German, French and Turkish segments behave differently from the US one, then by size. Our guide to technology detection methods explains how script-based detection like Quform's works. For the full list of 14,924 Quform domains with company, size and stack data, explore TechnologyChecker.io.