What it does
TotalPoll builds WordPress opinion polls with multiple questions and several choice formats. It stores collected form entries separately from the log of vote requests. The free core can be extended through annual product or suite licences.
From the WordPress dashboard, choose TotalPoll → Create poll. Add a question and use bulk insertion for its choices. In Design, choose a template and adjust its appearance. Save the poll and insert its shortcode into the page where people should vote.
Use Entries for collected form fields and export them as CSV, JSON or HTML. Use Log to inspect vote requests, including timestamps, IP addresses and available user details. The contact information and voting history serve different follow-up tasks.
Set result visibility to everyone, voters only or hidden for all. Date and vote-quota limits can also control when results appear. These controls help a team collect opinions before revealing the running tally.
Free and paid access
| Option | Billing and scope |
|---|---|
| Starter | Free core products, without Pro features or paid add-ons |
| TotalPoll Pro | Annual single-product licence for one site, including add-ons and support |
| Pro | Annual all-product licence for one site, including add-ons and support |
| Business | Annual suite licence for unlimited sites, with white-label and early-access options |
Paid subscriptions renew yearly. Downloaded releases remain usable after nonrenewal; premium support and new updates require active access. Prices exclude VAT and other local taxes.
Strengths
- Bulk insertion prepares many poll choices together
- Form entries and vote requests have separate review views
Watch out for
- Continuing premium support and updates requires renewal
Best for
- WordPress publishers collecting opinions and reviewing associated contact entries
Sources
- Pricing - TotalSuite (Oct 27, 2026)
- Engage Your Audience with TotalPoll (Oct 27, 2026)
- Engage Your Audience with TotalPoll (Oct 27, 2026)
- How to Create a Live Poll in WordPress with TotalPoll - TotalSuite Blog (Oct 27, 2026)
- Terms of Service - TotalSuite (Oct 27, 2026)
- TotalPoll for Polls and Contests - WordPress plugin | WordPress.org (Oct 26, 2026)