Sentiment
Bad to Great. Good and Great count as positive. Okay is neutral. Bad and Poor are negative.
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Sentiment, CSAT, or NPS. Sentiment is free. The answer stays in WordPress.
Bad to Great. Good and Great count as positive. Okay is neutral. Bad and Poor are negative.
Yes or no. Satisfaction is the share of Yes answers.
A score from 0 to 10. Promoters are 9–10. Detractors are 0–6. Passives, 7–8, do not change the score.
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Install the plugin, place the widget, and read the answers in wp-admin.
Activate Nope Feedback. The free package has no license field. Pro screens stay visible and locked until a key is active.
Use [nope_feedback id="1"] or the Nope Feedback block. Pick the corner. It shows only on pages that include it.
Open the inbox in wp-admin. Export CSV or JSON when you want a copy. Responses stay on the site unless you connect Pro.
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Free covers one sentiment widget. A missing license turns the Pro parts off. The rest of the plugin keeps working.
One widget, from Bad to Great. It shows only on pages that include the shortcode or the block. The faces ship with the plugin.
Responses stay in your WordPress database. The inbox belongs to that widget.
Choose the corner and the launcher text. The launcher icon is part of Pro.
Email through WordPress, a webhook, Mailchimp, or HubSpot. The free package does not call those services. Responses stay in the inbox either way.
Download the inbox as CSV or JSON, using the type filter you have open.

The widget follows the language of the current page. Choosing extra languages is Pro.

More than one widget, plus CSAT, NPS, and a follow-up for email, comment, and consent.

Scores are calculated on the site. They are not sent anywhere.

Colors, corners, shadow, motion, a launcher icon, and an IP block. A Google font loads only if you choose one.

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The free plugin works without a license. Pro is $29 a year and turns on with a key. A missing key leaves those parts off.
$0
One sentiment widget. No license.
$29/year
Everything in Free, plus the rest of the widget.
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How the free plugin and Pro fit together.
No. One sentiment widget and the inbox work without an account or a license key. Pro screens stay visible but locked until Nope Feedback Pro is installed and a key is active.
In your WordPress database, on this site. The free package does not phone home.
That connection is part of Pro. The free package stores responses on your site and does not call those services. Email, when you turn it on, is sent by WordPress.
No. It shows on pages that include its shortcode or the Nope Feedback block.
Try demo opens Nope Feedback in a temporary WordPress site for 10 minutes. No account. The site is deleted when time is up.
A setting chooses whether to keep or delete the plugin data. The default is to keep it.
Yes. The Nope Feedback block places the same widget in the editor. The shortcode is [nope_feedback id="1"].
The free launcher is text. Icon, or text and icon together, is part of Pro.
Yes. The widget screen includes a live preview.
WordPress sends it with the site’s own mail. The plugin does not run a mail server. Email is part of Pro Connect.
Yes, on the Connect tab. Each widget can use its own sender and subject, and a Test Email button sends a sample to the address on the form.
No. They are Animated Noto Emoji and they ship with the plugin.
Only if you choose one in Pro Design. The public widget and the preview then load it from Google. The system font does not.
Pro controls stay visible and locked. The free widget and the inbox keep working.
The free widget follows the language of the current page. Choosing extra languages for a widget is Pro.
Yes. CSV and JSON export use the type filter you have open in that widget’s inbox.
Yes. The form tab holds the question, the answers, and the thank-you copy.
One plugin, no account. The site is deleted when time is up.