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Page Redirection For CF7

Downloads: 2467 | Active installations: 100 | Updated: August 25, 2026
Redirect Contact Form 7 visitors anywhere after they submit, and connect every submission to the tools you already use. No code required.

Key Features

  • Redirect to any page, custom post type, or external URL, set per form.
  • Route different visitors to different pages with conditional rules.
  • Choose how visitors are redirected: standard redirect, form POST, or open in a new tab.
  • Push submissions to Slack, Google Sheets, GoHighLevel, and more in real time.
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Product Description

Page Redirection for Contact Form 7 decides what happens after someone submits your form. Out of the box, Contact Form 7 can only redirect if you hardcode a URL, so most site owners are left with a plain confirmation message and nothing more. This plugin turns that dead-end into a proper next step, all from the form editor you already use.

Send visitors to a thank-you page, an offer, a checkout, or a booking link. Route different answers to different destinations. Add a delay so your confirmation lands before they leave. Show a popup or toast instead of redirecting. Or forward every submission straight to Slack, Google Sheets, or your CRM the moment it arrives. It’s all point-and-click, it works with your existing forms, and every feature is free.

Product Information Table
Name:Page Redirection for Contact Form 7
Version:2.0
Author:KrishaStore
Requires WordPress:6.3 or higher
Requires PHP:8.1 or higher
Requires Plugin:Contact Form 7

 

Installation Steps:

  • In your WordPress Dashboard go to “Plugins” -> “Add Plugin”.
  • Search for “Page Redirection for CF7”.
  • Install the plugin by pressing the “Install” button.
  • Activate the plugin by pressing the “Activate” button.
  • Make sure Contact Form 7 is installed and active. This plugin requires it.
  • Open any form under Contact -> Contact Forms, click the Submission Settings tab, choose your options, and save.

Features

  •  Enable/disable redirection per form, with its own redirect URL/page
  •  Redirect to a Page, Custom Post Type, or external URL, including campaign links with UTM parameters
  •  Conditional rules to redirect to a different destination based on a submitted field’s value
  •  Redirect Method choice: Standard redirect (GET) or Form Post (POST), with an open-in-a-new-tab option for both
  •  Query String Parameters to pass all or selected fields to the destination, with automatic encoding
  •  Optional delay before redirect, with a message shown to the visitor while they wait
  •  Built-in webhooks for Google Sheets, GoHighLevel, and Slack, plus developer filters for custom services
  •  Customizable popup or toast notification shown after form submission instead of (or before) redirecting

FAQ’s

  • No. Scripts load only on pages that actually contain a Contact Form 7 form, using DOM events. The rest of your site is untouched.

  • No. Every feature, redirection, conditional rules, popups, toasts, and the built-in webhooks, is set up right inside the Contact Form 7 form editor. Code is only needed if a developer wants to add a webhook service that isn’t built in.

  • No. Page Redirection for Contact Form 7 has no Pro tier. Every feature is included free.

  • Yes. Conditional rules let you check any field and route visitors accordingly. For example, Enterprise inquiries go to a sales booking page while Startup visitors go to self-serve signup. If nothing matches, your default redirect handles it.

  • Standard redirect is normal browser navigation. Form Post sends the fields as POST data, keeping the destination URL clean, ideal when a CRM or checkout expects a real form submission. You can also open the destination in a new tab with either method.

  • Slack, Google Sheets, and GoHighLevel are built in and set up with no code. Developers can add others, such as HubSpot or Mailchimp, using two WordPress filters.

  • No. It’s deprecated by Contact Form 7, which now uses DOM events for redirection. This plugin follows that modern approach.

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