Category: Conversion
The Multi-Step Form Block: One Long Form, Broken Into Short Steps
Split a long intake or booking form into short steps with a progress indicator, per-step validation and a review screen — built from the field blocks you already use.
The Sticky Announcement Bar Block: One Message, Pinned Where Nobody Misses It
A full-width bar pinned to the top or bottom of the screen — with an icon, a button, a countdown and a dismiss ✕ — that gets along with your theme’s fixed header instead of fighting it.
The Testimonial Block: Put a Client’s Words On the Page, Properly
A single review card with a star rating, a headline, the quote and the author’s photo, name and role — aligned and styled to match your site.
The Subscribe Form Block: A Newsletter Signup You Build Right in the Editor
Add an email field and a subscribe button to any page — no separate form plugin, no shortcode. The Subscribe Form block collects each entry and emails it straight to you.
The Pricing Table Block: Lay Your Plans Side By Side In One Place
Put your plans next to each other — names, features and a button on each — with a highlighted pick and a monthly/yearly toggle. No CSS, no extra plugin. Meet the Pricing Table block from Flexa Block.
The Modal Block: Put A Pop-Up Anywhere Without Touching JavaScript
Open a dialog from a button, a link, an image or an icon — and fill it with any blocks you like. No code, no extra plugin. Meet the Modal block from Flexa Block.
The Info Box Block: Give Every Feature Its Own Little Card
An icon, a title and a line of copy in one tidy card. Build a whole feature grid or a row of services without touching CSS.
The FAQ Block: Answer the Same Questions Once
A tidy question-and-answer accordion you can drop on any page — readers tap a question, the answer opens, and the rest stays out of the way.
The CTA Block: One Tidy Banner That Asks For the Click
One block that holds your heading, a line of copy and the buttons — centred or split — so the call-to-action at the end of a page is one thing to place, not four to line up.