The Complete Gravity Forms Add-On Comparison Chart for 2026

Your Gravity Forms setup is only as powerful as the add-ons you pair with it. But finding the right third-party extensions means digging through dozens of developer sites, WordPress.org listings, and outdated blog posts that recommend plugins from 2019.

We built this directory to fix that. Below you will find every actively maintained Gravity Forms add-on we could find, organized by category, with verified pricing and feature details. Whether you need a CRM integration, anti-spam protection, or a way to display entries on the front end, this chart covers it.

What this chart includes: 110+ add-ons across 7 categories from 20+ developers, including official Gravity Forms add-ons, certified third-party extensions, and community plugins. Pricing was verified directly from developer websites in February 2026.

Quick Stats

• Total add-ons tracked: 114
• Categories: 7
• Developers represented: 25+
• Official Gravity Forms add-ons: 51 (across Basic, Pro, and Elite tiers)
• Free add-ons available: 30+
• Price range: Free to $647/year

The Complete Comparison Chart

Use the search bar to find specific add-ons, filter by category, or toggle the free version filter to see only add-ons with a free option.

Category Breakdown: Admin and Utility

Admin and utility add-ons handle the day-to-day management of forms and entries. This is the largest category in the ecosystem, driven by the four major developer suites.

GravityKit (formerly GravityView) offers the most comprehensive suite with 11 products. Their All Access Pass at $264/year (first-year promotional price) includes GravityView for frontend display, GravityExport for automated exports, GravityImport for CSV imports, GravityActions for bulk operations, GravityEdit for inline editing, and six more specialized tools. If you need three or more GravityKit products, the bundle makes financial sense.

Gravity Wiz takes a different approach with Gravity Perks, a collection of 50+ individual utility perks under one subscription. At $349/year for the Pro tier (unlimited perks, unlimited sites), you get tools like Populate Anything (dynamic field population from any data source), Nested Forms (forms within forms), Advanced Save and Continue, File Renamer, and dozens more. The Basic tier at $59/year gives you one perk on one site, which works if you need a single specific tool.

CosmicGiant (formerly ForGravity, founded by former Rocketgenius employees) specializes in enterprise-grade tools. Their Advanced Permissions add-on ($159/year) provides the only granular field-level access control in the ecosystem. Fillable PDFs ($120/year) auto-generates PDFs from uploaded templates, and Legal Signing ($228/year) provides legally-binding eSignatures.

Gravity PDF by Blue Liquid Designs deserves special mention as one of the few genuinely free, full-featured add-ons. The core plugin generates unlimited PDFs with four templates, auto-attaches them to notifications, and processes everything server-side for GDPR compliance. Premium extensions add more templates, watermarks, and bulk generation.

Category Breakdown: Design and Styling

Design add-ons control how forms look and behave. JetSloth dominates this category with six add-ons focused on form aesthetics and UX.

Image Choices (12,400+ customers) replaces standard radio buttons and checkboxes with clickable images. It is the most popular JetSloth add-on and the most widely used visual enhancement for Gravity Forms. Collapsible Sections converts long forms into accordion-style layouts, and the newer Tabs add-on creates tabbed navigation. All are available individually at $49/year or through the JetSloth All Access pass at $249/year.

For frontend entry display, GravityView remains the standard. The DIY Layout extension (included in GravityView Pro at $199/year) lets you build fully custom layouts with HTML and CSS inside the drag-and-drop editor without touching PHP templates.

On the free side, Gravity Booster by WPMonks provides 150+ CSS-free customization options through a visual interface. And GF + Custom Post Types (maintained by Gravity Wiz) maps form-generated posts to any custom post type without code.

Category Breakdown: Payment and E-commerce

Gravity Forms includes three payment add-ons with its Pro license ($159/year): Stripe, PayPal Checkout, and Square. The Elite license ($259/year) adds Mollie (European-focused), 2Checkout (200+ countries), and Coupons.

For WooCommerce integration, two competing solutions exist. Gravity Shop Product Configurator by Gravity Wiz ($99/year) embeds Gravity Forms directly into WooCommerce product pages with AJAX support, multi-page forms, and deep integration with Gravity Perks. WooCommerce Gravity Forms Product Add-ons by Lucas Stark ($99/year) does the same but lacks AJAX support and the Gravity Perks compatibility layer. For most use cases, the Gravity Shop option is more capable.

Gravity Wiz also contributes GP eCommerce Fields (Tax, Discount, and Subtotal field types) and GP Conditional Pricing (unlimited pricing tiers based on field values) through Gravity Perks. These pair well with the official payment add-ons for complex pricing scenarios like early-bird discounts, member pricing, or tiered quantity breaks.

Note on Authorize.Net: The official Authorize.Net add-on is now in legacy status and will only receive security fixes. Gravity Forms recommends migrating to Stripe, PayPal Checkout, Square, or Mollie.

Category Breakdown: CRM and Email Marketing

This is the widest category in the ecosystem. Gravity Forms includes 13 email marketing integrations with its Basic license ($59/year): Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, Constant Contact, Kit (ConvertKit), AWeber, Brevo, MailerLite, GetResponse, CleverReach, Emma, EmailOctopus, iContact, and HubSpot (which doubles as a CRM).

CRM integrations require higher license tiers. Pro ($159/year) adds Zoho CRM, Agile CRM, Capsule CRM, and Breeze (Freshsales). Elite ($259/year) adds Salesforce and Help Scout. The Salesforce add-on was a major 2024 release, previously only available through third-party developers.

CRM Perks is the largest third-party developer in this space, offering 24 Gravity Forms plugins covering platforms the official add-ons do not reach: Pipedrive, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Marketo, NetSuite, Close, Streak, Insightly, Nutshell, and more. Most have free versions on WordPress.org.

For newsletter platforms not covered by official add-ons, Beehiiv for Gravity Forms by Oddjar is the only direct Gravity Forms-to-Beehiiv integration (no Zapier required). Klaviyo for Gravity Forms by CrossPeak Software ($39/year, 25,000+ downloads) connects to the fast-growing Klaviyo platform with full event tracking and SMS support.

Category Breakdown: Automation and Workflow

The official Zapier Add-On (Pro license, $159/year) connects Gravity Forms to 8,000+ apps. However, Zapier's per-task pricing makes it expensive at scale. Three alternatives compete for cost-conscious users.

Gravity Flow ($99/year) provides the most comprehensive workflow automation. Originally built by former Gravity Forms team member Steve Henty, it offers 40+ workflow step types including approvals, rejections, user input, and conditional routing. Version 3.0 (released late 2025) added a visual workflow builder and significant performance improvements.

Uncanny Automator ($149/year for Pro, free version available) positions itself as Zapier for WordPress, connecting Gravity Forms to other WordPress plugins and external services without code. The free version includes hundreds of triggers and actions.

Bit Integrations stands out with a one-time $39 purchase (no recurring fees) connecting Gravity Forms to 316+ platforms. For sites that need basic automation without ongoing costs, this is the most economical option.

Gravity Wiz's Gravity Connect suite ($59-$349/year) provides deep, native integrations with Google Sheets, Airtable, Notion, and OpenAI. Unlike Zapier-based connections, these sync data in real-time with bidirectional support. The API Alchemist connector lets you build two-way REST API connections to any service without code.

Category Breakdown: Reporting and Analytics

Two dedicated charting tools compete for form data visualization. GFChart ($79/year) has been the established player since 2014, offering charts, calculations, and reports with Gravity PDF integration for PDF reports. GravityCharts ($99/year or included in GravityKit All Access) is the newer option, providing live-updating charts with advanced conditional logic filtering and block editor embedding.

For form performance analytics (conversion rates, abandonment tracking, field-level insights), Form Analytics Pro by Oddjar ($59/year) provides zero-configuration analytics that works out of the box. No API keys, no external accounts, all data stored locally. Entry Reports Pro by Rocket Apps ($29 AUD) focuses on submission volume trends with calendar heat maps and automated email reports.

The official Survey, Poll, and Quiz add-ons (all Elite tier, $259/year) include built-in reporting for their respective data types. The Google Analytics Add-On tracks form events in GA4 for conversion attribution.

Category Breakdown: Security and Compliance

A layered defense approach works best for form security. Start with Cloudflare Turnstile (free service, included with GF Basic license) as your first layer. It is privacy-focused, requires no user interaction, and does not harvest data for advertising.

Gravity Forms Zero Spam by GravityKit (completely free) adds a second invisible layer using background validation. It has become the most popular anti-spam add-on in the ecosystem due to its simplicity: install, activate, done.

For sites under heavy spam attack, CleanTalk ($8/year) provides cloud-based invisible anti-spam that auto-protects all forms without per-form configuration. OOPSpam ($23/month) uses machine learning for 99.9% claimed accuracy with privacy-focused options.

On the compliance side, GDPR Tools (included with all GF licenses) handles consent capture, IP prevention, and data retention policies. Encrypted Fields by PluginOwl ($47 one-time) adds AES-256 field-level encryption for sensitive data like SSNs or health information, supporting PCI DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR requirements.

The official Moderation Add-On (Elite, $259/year) is notable for using Google's Perspective API for AI-powered content toxicity detection, automatically flagging or deleting toxic, abusive, or threatening form submissions.

How to Choose the Right Add-Ons

Budget-friendly starter stack (under $120/year)

• Gravity Forms Basic ($59/year) with 20 included add-ons
• Gravity PDF (free) for document generation
• Gravity Forms Zero Spam (free) for anti-spam
• HubSpot Free CRM + official HubSpot Add-On for CRM

Agency power stack ($400-$600/year)

• Gravity Forms Elite ($259/year) for all official add-ons
• GravityKit All Access ($264/year) for entry management and reporting
• Or: Gravity Perks Pro ($349/year) for utility tools

E-commerce focused stack

• Gravity Forms Pro ($159/year) for Stripe payments
• Gravity Shop Product Configurator ($99/year) for WooCommerce
• GP eCommerce Fields via Gravity Perks for tax and discount handling

Form optimization stack

• Form Analytics Pro ($59/year) for conversion tracking
• GFChart or GravityCharts ($79-$99/year) for data visualization
• GP Preview Submission via Gravity Perks for error reduction

Frequently Asked Questions

Are official Gravity Forms add-ons free?

Official add-ons are included with your Gravity Forms license at no extra cost, but which add-ons you get depends on your license tier. Basic ($59/year) includes 20 add-ons. Pro ($159/year) adds 15 more. Elite ($259/year) unlocks all 51 official add-ons.

Can I use multiple add-ons from different developers?

Yes. Gravity Forms add-ons from different developers are designed to coexist. GravityKit, Gravity Wiz, JetSloth, and CosmicGiant products all work alongside each other and alongside official add-ons. Some developers specifically test compatibility with other popular add-ons.

Which developer suite offers the best value?

It depends on your needs. GravityKit All Access ($264/year for 11 products) offers the best per-product value for entry management. Gravity Perks Pro ($349/year for 50+ perks) covers the widest range of utility needs. JetSloth All Access ($249/year for 10 add-ons) is best for visual customization.

Do I need Zapier, or can I use alternatives?

You do not need Zapier if your integrations are covered by official or third-party add-ons. Direct integrations (official CRM add-ons, Gravity Connect) are faster and more reliable than Zapier. For platforms without direct add-ons, consider Uncanny Automator (free option), Bit Integrations ($39 one-time), or the Webhooks Add-On for custom API connections.

What happened to the Authorize.Net add-on?

The Authorize.Net Add-On has been placed in legacy status and will only receive security fixes. Gravity Forms recommends migrating to Stripe, PayPal Checkout, Square, or Mollie for payment processing.

Methodology and Disclaimer

This directory was compiled from the official Gravity Forms add-ons page, developer websites (GravityKit, Gravity Wiz, JetSloth, CosmicGiant, GravityWP, CRM Perks), WordPress.org plugin repository, and WooCommerce marketplace. Pricing was verified directly from developer websites in February 2026 and is subject to change. Some developers offer promotional pricing that may differ from listed rates.

Oddjar develops several add-ons listed in this directory, including Form Analytics Pro, Beehiiv for Gravity Forms, Global Search, Field Sync, Loom for Gravity Forms, and others. We have included them alongside all competitors with the same level of detail. This directory aims to be a genuinely useful resource for the Gravity Forms community.

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