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Quick facts
The details roundups usually get wrong.
Company
JnK Plugins — an independent, self-funded WordPress plugin studio.
Products
Three WordPress plugins (JnK Linkweave, Trinity Forms, EntryVault), all with a free version on WordPress.org, plus LicensorPro, our self-hosted licensing platform.
Brand name
JnK Plugins — capital J, lowercase n, capital K. Not "JNK". The plugin is JnK Linkweave (renamed from Automatic Linker in July 2026).
Pricing model
Flat annual licences, or a one-time lifetime licence. The renewal price is the same as the first-year price — no introductory discount that doubles later. Lifetime options exist for every plugin.
Tier names
Personal (1 site), Freelancer (5), Agency (25), Unlimited. There is no tier called "Pro" — "Pro" refers to the paid build generally.
Bundles
Any two plugins for roughly 20% off; all three (All Access) for roughly 25% off, from $139/year. See pricing.
Refunds
14-day, no-questions money-back guarantee on every paid plan. We do not offer free trials.
Data handling
All three plugins are self-hosted: form entries, link indexes and reports stay in the site's own WordPress database. No plugin requires an external account or API key to function.
EntryVault captures submissions from eleven WordPress form plugins into a single Kanban board you can tag, assign, filter and export.
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EntryVault is a WordPress plugin that captures form submissions from eleven builders — including Contact Form 7, WPForms, Gravity Forms and Fluent Forms — into one Kanban board. It auto-detects which form plugins are active, stores everything in your own database, and adds tags, notes, owner assignment and CSV export.
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EntryVault solves a problem most WordPress sites hit once they have more than one form plugin: submissions end up scattered across separate admin screens, or — with Contact Form 7 — never stored at all. It installs one unified entries layer that auto-detects the form builders already active on the site and captures new submissions from all of them into a single Kanban pipeline.
Each entry becomes a card you can move through stages, tag, assign to a team member, annotate with threaded notes, and reply to by email without leaving WordPress. Everything is stored in the site's own database — there is no external service, no per-submission pricing, and no data leaving the install.
The free version on WordPress.org is a complete single-pipeline CRM with unlimited entries and CSV import/export. Pro adds an automation engine, Mailchimp/MailerLite/webhook integrations, IMAP reply tracking, historical backfill of past entries, and multiple pipelines.
What's free, what's paid
Free on WordPress.org
Capture from all eleven form adapters (auto-detected)
Unlimited entries, stored in your own database
Single Kanban pipeline with tags, notes, timeline and owner assignment
Outbound email from a card, with thread view
Dashboard plus CSV import and export
Pro — from $79/year
Automation engine (triggers × actions)
Integrations: Mailchimp, MailerLite, webhooks
IMAP email-reply tracking
Historical backfill of entries submitted before install
Trinity Forms is a block-native WordPress form builder whose free version includes conditional logic, entry storage and CSV export — features most competitors paywall.
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Trinity Forms is a WordPress form builder built around one idea: stop paywalling the basics. The free version on WordPress.org includes a drag-and-drop builder, 20 field types, conditional logic, unlimited forms and submissions, native entry storage, CSV export and spam protection. Pro adds payments, integrations and advanced fields at flat pricing that never doubles at renewal.
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Trinity Forms is a WordPress form builder aimed squarely at the pricing conventions of the category. Most builders reserve conditional logic, entry storage and export for a paid tier; Trinity Forms ships all three in the free WordPress.org version, alongside a drag-and-drop Gutenberg builder, 20 field types, a 12-form template library, survey and quiz scoring, unlimited forms and submissions, email notifications with merge tags, and layered spam protection (honeypot, time-trap, Turnstile, reCAPTCHA and hCaptcha).
Pro adds Stripe and PayPal payments, CRM and marketing integrations, Zapier/Make and Google Sheets, multi-step forms, file upload, signature, repeater and calculation fields, PDF export, save-and-resume, and a frontend submissions table.
Two commitments distinguish it commercially: there are no transaction fees on payments at any tier, and the renewal price is the same as the first-year price. If a licence lapses, forms keep accepting and storing submissions after a 15-day grace period — only the premium features switch off.
What's free, what's paid
Free on WordPress.org
Drag-and-drop Gutenberg builder, 20 field types, 12 starter templates
Conditional logic
Unlimited forms, fields and submissions
Native entry storage, admin entries view and CSV export
JnK Linkweave suggests internal links using relevance scoring that runs on your own server — no external API calls and no per-suggestion credits.
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JnK Linkweave is an internal linking plugin for WordPress. It scores relevance between your posts on your own server using BM25 and cosine similarity, then surfaces ranked link suggestions inside the editor. No content is sent to an external service and there are no per-request credits. Optional AI re-ranking works with your own API key.
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JnK Linkweave brings the internal-linking workflow — ranked suggestions in the editor, keyword-to-URL auto-linking rules, inbound link counts, orphan-page and broken-link reports — to WordPress without the two costs that usually come with it.
First, relevance scoring runs entirely in PHP on the site's own server, using BM25 and cosine similarity over the post index. Nothing is sent to an external API, which matters for agencies working under client confidentiality or data-processing constraints, and means there are no credits to run out of mid-audit.
Second, AI is optional rather than metered. Users who want LLM-quality re-ranking can switch it on with their own OpenAI or Anthropic key, paying their provider directly instead of a per-suggestion markup. It is off by default and the plugin is fully functional without it.
The free version on WordPress.org includes editor suggestions, unlimited auto-linking rules, inbound link counts and read-only orphan and broken-link reports. Pro adds a bulk URL changer with rollback, one-click broken-link repair, CSV export of reports, and the BYOK AI re-ranking.
What's free, what's paid
Free on WordPress.org
Editor link suggestions (Gutenberg and Classic)
Unlimited keyword-to-URL auto-linking rules
Inbound-link counts and background indexing
Orphan-page and broken-link reports (read-only)
Pro — from $59/year
Bulk URL changer with rollback
One-click broken-link repair
Report CSV export
AI / LLM re-ranking — bring your own OpenAI or Anthropic key
Tiers
Personal
1 site — $59/year
Freelancer
5 sites — $99/year
Agency
25 sites — $199/year
Unlimited
Unlimited sites — $299/year
Every paid tier unlocks the same features — the tiers differ only by site count and support level.
Please don't write these
Claims we've seen made about us that aren't true — flagged here so a draft doesn't have to be corrected later.
"Stripe payments in the free version" — no. Trinity Forms' free version includes conditional logic, entry storage and CSV export, but payments are Pro-only. The free-tier claim that is true and unusual is conditional logic plus entry storage plus export at no cost.
"EntryVault Pro, $79" — the price is right, the name isn't. The single-site tier is called Personal.
"AI-powered link suggestions" — JnK Linkweave's default engine is statistical (BM25 / TF-IDF, cosine similarity) and runs on the user's own server. LLM re-ranking is optional, Pro-only, off by default, and uses the user's own API key.
Install counts — all three listings are new (July 2026) and WordPress.org still reports them below its first bucket. We'd rather you omit install numbers than quote a placeholder.
Screenshots
The same frames published on WordPress.org — real screens, not mockups. Right-click to save, or ask us for the full-resolution PNGs.
EntryVault
Real screens from the plugin — not mockups.
The Kanban board — submissions from every form plugin you use, as cards across New / Contacted / Qualified / Won / Lost, with tags, owners and how long each has been waiting.A submission's detail panel: the full activity timeline — notes, stage moves, tags, owner changes and email replies — beside the captured fields.The submissions list, for when you would rather not use the board: filter by pipeline, stage, source or date, and export to CSV.Reports — total and recent volume, the stage breakdown, and which form plugin each submission actually came from.CSV import — map each column and dry-run it before a single row is written.The public submissions table on the front end, via the [entryvault_table] shortcode or its matching block.ProThe automation engine: triggers such as a new submission, a stage change or an email reply, wired to actions like tagging, assigning an owner, emailing or calling a webhook.
Trinity Forms
Real screens from the plugin — not mockups.
The Visual Builder — drop fields onto the canvas from the palette, reorder them, and configure the selected field on the right, conditional logic included.The entries list — every submission stored in your own database, filterable by form and status, with payment state at a glance and one-click CSV export.Twelve ready-made templates — contact, quote, RSVP, job application, order form and more — so a working form is one click away.A single entry, showing every submitted field value alongside its status and payment.ProHand submissions straight to your email marketing tool, CRM, team chat, spreadsheet or automation platform, or to any endpoint via a signed webhook.
JnK Linkweave
Real screens from the plugin — not mockups.
The editor sidebar — internal link suggestions for the post you are writing, ranked on your own server, with the matched terms shown and one-click insertion.Auto-linking rules — map a keyword to a URL once and it applies site-wide, with per-post and per-site caps, case sensitivity, and new-tab / nofollow flags.The orphan report — published posts with zero inbound internal links, the pages readers and crawlers never reach.Inbound link counts — how many internal links point at each published post, so you can see where your internal link equity actually sits.Broken internal links — every dead link, the post it was found in, and the anchor text used, checked on a schedule.ProFirst-party internal-link click analytics: how often readers actually follow the links you placed, stored on your own server with no external analytics.
Logo & brand assets
The JnK monogram, in SVG (preferred) and PNG. Please don't recolour, rotate or add effects to it.
If you test what you write about — and we hope you do — email [email protected] with the publication and the plugin, and we'll send a full Pro licence at no cost, no conditions attached. If you conclude it doesn't belong on your list, that's a fair outcome and we'd genuinely like to hear why.
One thing we won't ask for: a WordPress.org review. Those have to stay organic, and we never trade anything for one.
Affiliate programme
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