A new static website should not mean rebuilding every form, notification and integration your business already relies on.
EmbeddedWP keeps WordPress available for the parts that need it, while you design and host the rest of your website elsewhere.
EmbeddedWP started with a practical problem: how do you move to a static-hosted website without giving up the WordPress workflows that already work for you?
The new website might look better and fit a new design process. But the business still needs quote enquiries, contact forms, lead capture, email notifications and the right information sent to the right place.
Rebuilding those pieces can mean another form service, another automation account and another set of settings to maintain. That can make a straightforward website project harder to run.
EmbeddedWP lets WordPress keep handling the form or supported dynamic content. The front end can move to a static host or another platform. You can keep using the form tools your team knows and change the website around them.
Create different landing pages for clients, services and offers without rebuilding the form-management process for every design.
Use an existing WordPress website or a dedicated form installation. Reuse a source form when its fields, recipients and integrations suit the campaign.
If you have already invested in a static website, you should still be able to collect the details you need to quote, book work or respond to customers.
Keep suitable WordPress tools in one place instead of stitching together several new third-party systems just to make the website useful. Start with the workflow your business needs, then choose the form fields and follow-up actions.
Agency workflows can include visual HTML tools, static site generators and AI-assisted builders. EmbeddedWP provides an embed you add to the finished page; these examples are front-end workflows, not claims of a dedicated connector for every builder.
Use your preferred visual or AI-assisted workflow for the front end and keep suitable form processing in WordPress. Lovable projects can include server components, so hosting requirements depend on the project.
For exported or locally managed HTML, CSS and JavaScript sites, add the embed to the page where the form belongs. Confirm the export plan and custom-code options your tool provides.
Use a static build or your own HTML and CSS for the page. Add EmbeddedWP through the integration method your project allows.
The published page must allow the chosen embed or script. Check the platform’s custom-code and content-security rules before building around an integration.
A form should look as though it belongs on the page. EmbeddedWP’s prompt system helps you explain the existing form and the style you want to an AI assistant.
Use a sample form, a mockup or a reference website. The prompt includes the form structure and asks for CSS scoped to that form, including fields, labels, buttons and responsive states.
The prompt helps prepare the styling request. Review the CSS and test validation, keyboard focus, mobile layout and submission behaviour before publishing.
EmbeddedWP began with an iframe. WordPress serves the form inside a separate document while the surrounding website can stay static.
That separation lets the source form keep its own styling and form-plugin behaviour.
The JavaScript integration lets you add a script snippet on platforms that do not accept pasted iframe markup. The loader creates and manages the embedded form for you.
The current loader still creates an iframe underneath. It helps when a builder strips iframe HTML but permits the script and the resulting frame; it cannot override a platform rule that blocks frames entirely.
Use the integration method your published platform supports. Check form height, validation, notifications and the full-page thank-you action on the finished website.
AUD per integration
We can set up the WordPress side, prepare the form and connect it to your website. Send us your mockup or sample form and tell us how the enquiry should be handled.
We will confirm the form, platform and integration scope with you before starting.
For an integration or custom support for a plugin that is not already supported, contact our development team through the dedicated link when it becomes available.
Coming soon
The dedicated enquiry link is being prepared. For current setup questions, use the info-pack enquiry form.
