To create most basic contact forms, free version of JetFormBuilder shall suffice. In the Gutenberg editor, existing to create simple forms are known to be easy to execute due to the friendly interface that is displayed.

JetFormBuilder is a versatile WordPress plugin, especially if you're already comfortable with the Gutenberg editor. Once you get the hang of block-based interfaces, which are intuitive and a delight to work with–even if (or especially if) you’re more or a writer than a tech-head. If you have some savvy, this is a fantastic option: you can make pretty complex forms. What stands out is the fact that the free version offers a lot of functionality (as in, if you have a personal site, it is probably more than enough). A lot of plugins charge for these features. JetPack Pro is affordable. The additional features have a learning curve. If you’re unfamiliar with Gutenberg or form-building, you might find yourself spending some time getting used to it. There’s a lot to explore. When managing more complex forms with many fields, things can get a little tricky. Another point to consider is its integration with third-party services. While it supports many essentials, it’s not as comprehensive in this area compared to other plugins, so if you're looking for broad compatibility with external tools, you might run into limitations.

While it may be easy to ask yourself "do we really need another form plugin for WordPress?" The answer here is, yes. As it stands right now, this tool as a free plugin offers a number of things to those with more technical needs as well as manages to offer a strong contender for people with nothing but simple form stuff. It's as easy as installing the plugin from the repository and dragging the blocks around—if you can use Gutenberg, you can use this.