Sparkforge WordPress Plugin: Reviews, Calendars, Surveys, Quizzes

The Sparkforge WordPress plugin (v3.0.13) embeds four additional Sparkforge products directly into WordPress pages: Review Widgets, Calendars, Surveys, and Quizzes. Configuration stays in Sparkforge; the plugin handles placement and submissions sync back to your connected sub-account.

Why it matters

• One workflow: manage embeds inside WordPress, configuration inside Sparkforge.
• Brand consistency: Sparkforge fonts, colors, and styles render exactly as configured.
• Fewer plugins: replaces piecemeal embed scripts and third-party tools.
• Centralized data: bookings, responses, and reviews flow into the connected sub-account for analytics and follow-up.

Review widgets

Show customer feedback on landing, pricing, or service pages.

1. Build and customize the Review Widget in Sparkforge.
2. In WordPress, go to Sparkforge → Reviews, pick the widget, copy the shortcode.
3. Place the block or shortcode in any section.
4. Publish.

Tip: carousels work well on home pages; static grids on service pages improve scannability.

Calendars

Let visitors book directly on your site.

1. Configure availability, teams, routing, and confirmations in Sparkforge.
2. In WordPress, go to Sparkforge → Calendars, select the calendar, copy the shortcode.
3. Paste the shortcode where you want scheduling to appear.
4. Publish. Appointments route to the connected sub-account.

Surveys

Collect structured feedback or qualify leads.

1. Build the survey in Sparkforge with questions, logic, and completion actions.
2. In WordPress, go to Sparkforge → Surveys and copy the embed.
3. Place it on the page, preview, and publish.

Responses and analytics live in Sparkforge.

Quizzes

Drive engagement and capture leads with interactive scoring.

1. Create the quiz in Sparkforge with questions, scoring, outcomes, and result pages.
2. In WordPress, go to Sparkforge → Quizzes and copy the shortcode.
3. Publish. Outcomes sync back to Sparkforge for automation.

Page builder support

Use the shortcode element in Elementor or Divi, or use Gutenberg blocks where applicable. Multiple instances per page are supported — give each its own block or shortcode.