We built the CRM WordPress was missing.
QoraCRM started as a frustration with juggling a form plugin, a spreadsheet, and a separate CRM subscription just to follow up on a single lead. So we built all three into one plugin.
From an agency's side project to a full CRM.
We ran a small WordPress agency and kept rebuilding the same stack for every client: a form plugin, a spreadsheet to track submissions, and a Zapier link to a CRM that cost more than the hosting. QoraCRM is that stack, done properly, shipped as a single plugin.
Every feature exists because we needed it ourselves first β the Kanban board, abandoned-form recovery, and domain-based licensing that doesn't punish you for running more than one site.
We didn't want to sell another SaaS subscription. We wanted people to own their leads the way they already own their WordPress site.
The principles behind every feature.
Your data, your server
No external SaaS holding your leads hostage. Everything lives in your own WordPress database.
No per-lead tax
One price per domain, not a fee that climbs every time your forms do their job.
Built by people who use it
Every release starts with a problem we hit ourselves on a client site, not a roadmap vote.
Direct, human support
A same-day reply from the team building QoraCRM β not a ticket queue.