One line
~20 words — for roundups and link listsCore Forms is a WordPress plugin for forms, payments, digital products, and software licenses — every feature included, on unlimited sites.
For press, partners, and reviewers
Media kit
Everything you need to write about Core Forms without emailing me first — logos in every variant, the color values, product screenshots, copy you can paste, and the facts to check it against. All of it free to use under the guidelines at the bottom of this page.
Logos (SVG + PNG), the social card, and seven product screenshots, 1280px wide or larger. Everything on this page is also downloadable individually.
Fast facts
Check anything here against the changelog and pricing page — they're the live sources.
- Product
- Core Forms
- Category
- WordPress plugin — forms, payments, digital products, software licensing
- Website
- core-forms.com
- Creator
- Gaurav Tiwari (founder, Gatilab)
- Public release
- January 2026 (v3.1.7)
- Latest version
- 4.7.1 — July 28, 2026
- Releases shipped
- 37, all documented publicly
- Pricing
- $59/year or $249 one-time
- License model
- Unlimited sites, every feature included, no add-ons
- Refund window
- 14 days, no questions asked
- Requirements
- WordPress 6.4+, PHP 8.1+
- Feature areas
- 26
- Integrations
- 65
- Payment gateways
- Stripe, PayPal, Razorpay, Polar.sh, FluentCart
- Documentation
- 88 pages across 11 sections
- Press contact
- gaurav@gauravtiwari.org
Boilerplate
Three lengths, written to be pasted as-is. Edit them freely — these are a starting point, not a required form of words.
Short
~50 words — for directory listings and news briefsCore Forms is a WordPress plugin that combines form building, payments, digital product sales, and software licensing in a single install. Every premium feature — file uploads, conditional logic, webhooks, 65 integrations, and five payment gateways — is included in the base license and works on unlimited sites, with no per-feature add-ons.
Long
~110 words — for features and reviewsCore Forms is a WordPress plugin for building forms, taking payments, selling digital products, and issuing software licenses, all from one install. It was built by developer Gaurav Tiwari over two years of agency client work as an answer to the add-on pricing model that dominates the WordPress forms market, where file uploads, conditional logic, payment gateways, and CRM integrations are each sold as a separate annual subscription. Core Forms ships every premium feature in the base license: 26 feature areas, 65 integrations, five payment gateways, a Gutenberg block, and a headless REST API. One license covers unlimited sites. It costs $59 a year or $249 once.
Logos
SVG for anything that scales, PNG for anything that doesn't. The wordmark is set in Inter Bold and supplied as outlines, so the files render identically without the font installed.
Colors
Six values carry the whole brand. Click a swatch to copy its hex.
Type
Inter (400–800) sets the interface and body copy.
Tiempos Text sets display headings. The wordmark is
Inter Bold at -0.01em tracking. Inter is free on
Google Fonts;
Tiempos is a licensed face from Klim Type Foundry, so substitute a
transitional serif if you're recreating a layout.
Product screenshots
Captured from a clean WordPress install with fictional sample data — safe to publish as-is. The full set lives on the screenshots page; these seven ship inside the press kit.
Founder
Core Forms is built and maintained by one person. Here he is, and here's the copy to describe him.
Short bio
~30 wordsGaurav Tiwari is a WordPress developer and performance engineer, founder of the independent agency Gatilab, and the creator and sole maintainer of Core Forms. He has been shipping WordPress since 2008.
Long bio
~85 wordsGaurav Tiwari is a WordPress developer and performance engineer who has been building on the platform since 2008. He founded Gatilab, an independent WordPress agency that has delivered work for 850+ clients, and maintains roughly 10,000 active installs across his free WordPress.org plugins. Between 2016 and 2018 he worked on digital campaigns for India's Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, including the PM-KISAN rollout. He holds an M.Sc. in Mathematics. Core Forms is the forms plugin that came out of that agency work.
More background on the about page, or at gauravtiwari.org.
Using these assets
You don't need permission to use anything on this page for editorial coverage. These are the boundaries that keep the mark recognizable.
Please do
- Use the logos unmodified in articles, reviews, roundups, comparisons, and conference decks.
- Keep clear space around the logo of at least the icon’s corner radius on every side.
- Use the reversed or single-color versions when the background would fight the full-color mark.
- Link the logo to core-forms.com when you use it as a link.
- Write the name as “Core Forms” — two words, both capitalized.
Please don't
- Don’t recolour, stretch, rotate, outline, or add effects to the mark.
- Don’t rebuild the lockup by setting the name next to the icon yourself — use the supplied files.
- Don’t place the full-color icon on a busy photo. Use a single-color version instead.
- Don’t use the logo to imply endorsement, partnership, or authorship of your product.
- Don’t write it “CoreForms”, “Core forms”, or “CORE FORMS”, and don’t fold it into your own product name.
Anything outside editorial use — bundling the mark into a product, a template you sell, or a paid course — just ask first at gaurav@gauravtiwari.org. The answer is usually yes.
Writing something? I'll help.
Happy to answer questions, provide a review license, record a specific screenshot, or check a draft for factual errors before you publish. Email me and you'll get a human, usually within a business day.