WP Job Wizard

The job application wizard
for WordPress hiring

Land more complete applications in less time, from multi-step forms to email follow-up, one plugin handles the busywork.

Free
on WordPress.org
3 forms
on the free tier
GPL
open source core

Included in the free WordPress plugin

Multi-step applicationsShortcode or modalCPT, REST, or built-in jobsApplicant emailsSubmission logBrand colorsTranslation readyGPL open sourceMulti-step applicationsShortcode or modalCPT, REST, or built-in jobsApplicant emailsSubmission logBrand colorsTranslation readyGPL open source

How it works

Three steps to live applications

From install to first submission — configured in wp-admin, no theme rewrite required.

01

Install the plugin

Download WP Job Wizard from WordPress.org and activate it. The free core is ready for up to three application forms.

02

Build your wizard

Add steps, fields, colors, and emails in wp-admin. Pull jobs from a CPT archive, a REST API, or the built-in manager.

03

Embed and collect

Drop in [job_wizard_form] or open the wizard from any #jobform link. Review CVs and statuses in the submission log.

Plus design controls, applicant emails, translation-ready strings, and hooks for paid extensions when you grow.

Feature overview

Everything you need, one plugin

From the first step to the thank-you email, WP Job Wizard handles the candidate flow — right inside WordPress.

C

Candidate

Job + profile

WP Job Wizard

Guided flow

  • Multi-step form

    Progress + validation

  • Job sources

    CPT, REST, manager

  • Emails

    Admin + applicant

  • Submissions

    Status + CV download

  • Shortcode / modal

    Any page or link

Core features

Everything included in the free core

Nine tools that work together.

Step 1 of 9 · Multi-Step Wizard

Application

BackNext

What makes us different

Other form plugins only collect fields. WP Job Wizard remembers the hire.

Most WordPress forms dump applications into an inbox. WP Job Wizard is built for hiring — jobs, steps, emails, and a submission log that stays in wp-admin.

Native to WordPress

Configure steps, colors, and emails from wp-admin. No external SaaS account required for the core.

Flexible by design

Three job sources, hooks for add-ons, and a GPL core you can extend without rewriting your theme.

Candidate-first flow

Progress, validation, and a modal or embed so applicants finish — instead of bouncing from a wall of fields.

Your data stays yours

Applications live in your WordPress database. Export and integrations are coming as paid extensions.

Works with your jobs

Hire from the sources you already have

Point the wizard at a CPT archive, a REST API, or the built-in manager.

CPT archive

Use an existing WordPress job post type. The wizard reads the archive and keeps applications attached to the role.

Custom post typeTheme-friendly

REST API

Pull openings from an external feed when jobs live outside WordPress — agencies and multi-site setups included.

External feedHeadless-ready

Built-in manager

Create and manage jobs inside the plugin when you do not want a separate jobs CPT or third-party board.

No extra pluginSelf-contained
3
Free forms

enough to launch a careers page

3
Job sources

CPT, REST API, or built-in

1
Shortcode

or a #jobform modal trigger

GPL
Core license

free forever on WordPress.org

Loved by hiring teams

Placeholder testimonials — replace with real reviews when available.

We replaced a clunky contact form with WP Job Wizard in an afternoon. Candidates actually finish the application now.

Sarah M.

HR Manager, regional logistics company

Placeholder review

The modal trigger and subheader add-on let us drive more applications from job pages without redesigning the theme.

Tom V.

Agency developer

Placeholder review

Three forms on the free tier was enough to launch. We upgraded when we needed role-specific flows for each department.

Lisa K.

Office manager, small business

Placeholder review

We replaced a clunky contact form with WP Job Wizard in an afternoon. Candidates actually finish the application now.

Sarah M.

HR Manager, regional logistics company

Placeholder review

The modal trigger and subheader add-on let us drive more applications from job pages without redesigning the theme.

Tom V.

Agency developer

Placeholder review

Three forms on the free tier was enough to launch. We upgraded when we needed role-specific flows for each department.

Lisa K.

Office manager, small business

Placeholder review

Extensions

Start free. Unlock more when you grow.

The core stays free on WordPress.org. Paid extensions add forms, conversion tools, and workflow add-ons.

Unlimited Forms

Coming soon

Remove the 3-form cap and create tailored application flows for every role or brand.

Subheader

In development

Site-wide announcement bar with #jobform integration to drive more applications from job pages.

Integrations

Planned

Send submission data to webhooks or Zapier when applications are created or status changes.

Export

Planned

CSV export and advanced filters on the Application Submissions screen for HR reporting.

Conditional Logic

Planned

Show or hide steps and fields based on earlier answers for branching hiring flows.

Ready to ship a better careers page?

Join WordPress hiring teams who replaced generic contact forms with a guided wizard — free for up to 3 forms.

Free on WordPress.org · GPL core · Extensions coming soon