FAQ Revolution

A long, static list of questions is hard to scan. Visitors often give up and contact you instead. FAQ Revolution addresses this with interactive FAQs where the visitor makes choices and is guided to the answer that fits their situation. Standard FAQs are available too, so you can use whichever format suits each topic.

Search is built in. You define your own keywords and phrases, and the semantic search uses them to return relevant results, which helps when your field has its own jargon. Answers can link to related articles or external resources. You can build FAQs with Gutenberg, Elementor or Visual Composer, and translate them with WPML or Polylang for multilingual sites.

Features

• Choice-based interactive FAQs: Visitors move through questions by making selections, in a decision-tree style, and arrive at the answer that matches their interests or situation.
• Standard FAQ format: Create traditional FAQ lists alongside interactive ones, so each topic on your site can use the format that fits its content best.
• Integrated semantic search: A built-in search system helps visitors find answers in your FAQs and knowledge base without browsing through every question.
• Custom keyword definitions: Define your own keywords and phrases so search understands your industry terms and unique wording and returns more relevant results.
• Links to related content: Connect answers to related articles on your site or to external resources, so visitors can read further when a short answer is not enough.
• Page builder compatibility: Works with Gutenberg, Elementor and Visual Composer, so you can add and arrange FAQs inside the editor you already use.
• Multilingual support: Supports WPML and Polylang, which lets you translate FAQs and knowledge base content for visitors who read in different languages.
• Responsive display: FAQs adapt to desktops, tablets and smartphones, giving visitors a consistent experience on whichever device they use.

Best for

• Support-heavy sites that want fewer repeat questions
• Multilingual sites using WPML or Polylang
• Elementor, Gutenberg or Visual Composer users building help pages