It depends on the plan you are on. Platinum and Professional users can create an unlimited number of rules, but Gold or Wix Starter application users cannot create more than 3 rules in total regardless of the type. This means that if you already have 2 field rules, you cannot create more than one, be it a field rule, a confirmation rule or a form rule. Lastly, free account can not benefit of this feature, unless they upgrade to a paid plan. Follow our features matrix for more information.
Try using multiple conditions in the same rule or setting up rules that affect more form fields with the same rule to achieve the results you are after, if using Gold or a higher plan. Or upgrade your account at any time to create as many rules as you want.
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Here is a list of the most frequently asked questions. For more FAQs, please browse through the FAQs page.
this is very pricey
Our prices, same as our competitors, reflect the complexity of each plan. Also, the benefits you have to gain with each plan’s features will overcome the price paid for the subscription fee.Take for example the Platinum Plan which offers useful features such as:
– Payment Gateway integrations
– SSL secured forms
– Possibility to add your own scripts and much more.
Check out our Features Matrix for more details about each plan.
Thanks!
Why do you want to limit me to only 3 Rules with a Gold plan?
That seems crazy! Unlimited fields per form, but only 3 rules???
You are making me wonder whether this is the right product for me….
Hello Philip!
Gold plan user are limited to 3 rules per form as specified in our features matrix page. If you need more rules, you can upgrade to our Platinum plan that enables more valuable features, such as SSL encryption, domain aliasing and payment gateway integrations. However, you can still create advanced rules with the Gold plan by adding several conditions and subrules to a single rule. This means you can achieve the same results with 3 advanced rules as you would have with several simple rules, separated one from another.
Here’s our documentation on advanced rules: http://salesforce.123formbuilder.com/docs/how-to-create-advanced-rules/
And here are our latest updates regarding the Rules section: http://salesforce.123formbuilder.com/docs/branching-conditional-logic-guide/.
If you require further assistance, our support specialists will more than gladly help at support@123formbuilder.com or via our contact form.
Thanks!