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Tablepress is a feature rich table plugin for WordPress. Best of all – its free!

However if you’re looking for live tables, just embed Google Sheets or Airtable. Also, if you’ve looking for basic table support in wysiwyg fields, consider using the TinyMCE Advanced plugin.

This is THE custom fields plugin for WordPress. Definitely a must if you want to develop a custom WordPress theme.

A workhorse of a plugin. Excellent choice if you want to use Airtable as a CMS using WordPress.

A robust Stripe payment form plugin for WordPress, but with a hefty price tag. Comes with heaps of features such attaching custom fields to payments, setup subscriptions, hooks and filters for developers, etc.

You want fancy login screens? Login Designer has you covered.

For $59, you’re getting a pretty comprehensive feature set.
Gravity forms – highly recommended!

However, if you’re looking for a simple barebones form plugin, check out Contact Form 7.

A straightforward image optimization plugin tool for WordPress. Just beware of its high memory usage.

An excellent free backup solution for WordPress which doesn’t come in your way. Seems to be aimed more at Developers and Agencies.

Highly recommended!

An excellent little plugin for boosting WordPress’s default content editing capabilities. Highly recommended for content heavy websites.

An excellent bloat free SEO plugin for WordPress. Worthy contender to Yoast SEO. Highly recommended.

Yoast SEO falls for some stupid reasons, however its popularity is undisputed. If you’re starting out with WordPress and are a not technically inclined, Yoast is the way to go.

For $0, you’re getting a pretty decent feature set.

However, if you’re looking for a simple barebones form plugin, check out Contact Form 7.

If you want to view google analytics directly from your wordpress dashboard, this is the plugin for you.

A very interesting idea but don’t expect to make money from mining login attempts, yet.

Simple Monero Miner is definitely a plug-and-play solution for mining XMR in the browser. Highly recommended!

A bit light on functionality out of the box – but the available extensions more than make up for it. Definitely keep an eye out for it.

A very well designed open-source custom fields plugin for WordPress. Highly recommended for advanced developers.

“It does exactly what it says on the tin.”

With a low overhead and lack of features, this is a good plugin if you simply want some forms in your website. For something more through, take a look at Gravity forms and Ninja Forms.

If it wasn’t for the the highlighted issues, Backupbuddy would have received a perfect score.

Which is a shame because once it runs properly, it is a pretty robust backup plugin. Lets hope they add better support and a trial version in the future.

Comes with over 30+ field types as well as heaps of features. Extendable as well. Sadly the admin UI sucks and the form editor is clunky.

Simple and reliable, UpdraftPlus is more like the bigger cousin of BackupWordpress. It covers all backup plugin basics while being free and more client friendly.

Backups to external locations are not available by defaut however they are available as paid addons.

The SpareChange plugin has potential but its missing a lot of functionality currently to be practically useful.

Comes with all the basic functionality. And free to use.

Easy way to setup WordPress logins for SPAs, mobile applications, etc. Sadly there’s hardly any documentation and doing anything beyond the standard rest API stuff will bog you down.

Comes with heaps of options but it seems like current implementation is a bit buggy.

Uninstall asap.