Free WordPress plugins
Embed Tally forms and Calendly booking pages in WordPress
WP Embed makes small, focused plugins that turn an embed into a real WordPress block: a live preview in the editor, options in plain words, popups and page builders handled for you.
Both work with free Tally and Calendly accounts. Not affiliated with Tally or Calendly.
The plugins
Two plugins, one idea
Paste a link, see the real thing in the editor, pick how to show it. Each plugin does one job and stays out of the way.
Forms
Embed for Tally
A Tally Form block with a live preview in the editor, and a shortcode for page builders. Show any form inline, as a popup or as a slide-in.
- Live form in the editor, no fixed height
- Popup and slide-in from a button, or on their own
- Hidden fields, Elementor, Divi, Bricks and the classic editor
Scheduling
Skybee Booking for Calendly
A Calendly Booking block that shows the real calendar in the editor, an Elementor widget, and a shortcode. On the page, from a button, or as a floating button.
- Live calendar in the editor, at its own height
- Popup after a delay, on exit or on scroll, once per visitor
- Thank-you page and booking events for your analytics tags
Why WP Embed
Everything the Custom HTML block can’t do
Tally and Calendly both suggest pasting their embed code into a Custom HTML block. That works, but you never see the result while you edit, and every change means new code.
Live preview
See the real form or calendar in the editor while you write the page.
Options, not code
Every setting is a switch or a picture in the block sidebar, in plain words.
Popups and buttons
Open the embed from a button, after a delay, on exit or on scroll, without extra code.
Works with page builders
Elementor, Divi, Bricks, widgets and the classic editor, through a widget or a shortcode.
Light on your site
The third-party script loads only on pages that show an embed, or only after a click.
Free and independent
Free on WordPress.org, no account with us, no API keys. Built by one person, not affiliated with Tally or Calendly.
FAQ
Questions
Are these official Tally or Calendly plugins?
No. Both are independent plugins by Hendra Setiawan. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by Tally or Calendly. “Tally” and “Calendly” are trademarks of their owners.
Are the plugins free?
Yes, both are free on WordPress.org.
Do I need a Tally or Calendly account?
Yes. You build your forms at tally.so and set up your events at calendly.com. Free accounts are enough for both plugins.
Do they work with Elementor, Divi or Bricks?
Yes. Skybee Booking for Calendly has an Elementor widget, and both plugins have a shortcode for other builders, widgets and the classic editor.
Where can I get them?
In your dashboard, go to Plugins → Add Plugin and search for Embed for Tally or Skybee Booking for Calendly, then install and activate.
Pick a plugin
Free on WordPress.org. See each one running on its own page.