GravityForms by Rocketgenius, Inc. adds so much power to your WordPress website. Again and again it proves to be the best Forms plugin out there. Why? Simple to use, many options, from simple forms and follow up to extreme complex forms and multiple follow-up procedures.
About RocketGenius, Inc.
| Developer | Rocketgenius, Inc. |
| Started | 2008 |
| Documentation | docs.gravityforms.com |
| Roadmap | gravityforms.com/gravity-forms-roadmap |
| Languages | 29 languages (2018) |
| Main plugin | Gravity Forms |
| Extensions | Polls, Quiz, Survey, User Registration, MailChimp, Dropbox, Slack, Zapier, Coupons, PayPal Pro, more… |
YouTube Channel Input – Gravity Forms
Input is a brand show brought by the team at Gravity Forms and hosted by James Giroux. It’s interesting to follow developments in the Gravity Forms ecosystem. It’s also made in a professional way. Much watch for Gravity Forms Add-on developers.
- Official website: welcometoinput.com
- Youtube channel Input
- The Gravity Forms Origin Story – INPUT Episode 1 (September 14, 2021)
Interview with Alex Cancado, Carl Hanckock and Kevin Flahaut, the co-founders of Gravity Forms. - Supporting Customer Success at Gravity Forms – INPUT Episode 4 (October 5, 2021)
- Building New Features for Gravity Forms – INPUT Episode 7 (October 26, 2021)
Interview with A.J. Morris, Product Lead at Rocketgenius Inc. - Building A Brand At Gravity Forms – INPUT Episode 11 (November 23, 2021)
Interview with Travis Totz, Creative Director at Rocketgenius Inc.
Interesting interviews and links Gravity Forms
- LinkedIn profile RocketGenius
- WPblogger – GPL In Practice: Carl Hancock of Gravity Forms Speaks Out (February 28, 2010)
- WPSessions – Meet Carl Hancock, WordPress Expert (July 9, 2013)
- Trademarks in the WordPress ecosystem: An interview with Carl Hancock (August 12, 2014)
- Social Media Founder Carl Hancock: Twitter, Facebook, About.me
- How I Built It – Episode 55: Alex Cancado & Gravity Forms (October 17, 2017)
- Pagely – Video Case Study #3: Gravity Forms – Conversation Alex Cancado (April 1, 2019)
Why we use Gravity Forms in almost all our client projects
Gravity Forms is the most interesting add-on for WordPress you can use to extend your data management. From contact form to complex, multi step forms with calculations and validations: Gravity Forms will provide you a solid base for creating the forms your need for your project or website. They are providing also a solid base for other add-on developers by sticking to their main task: providing only form fields that are necessary and will help you in whatever process you want to organize afterwards.
Available Gravity Form Fields
Features Gravity Forms
- Conditional Logic:
Conditional Logic makes it very easy to show or hide fields, sections, pages based on entered values in your form. Per field you can set conditions what to show and what now, in a very simple, but also sophisticated way. - Save and Continue:
With the ‘Save and continue’ function you can provide visitors with an option to save the progress. It creates a unique link which gives (for default 30 days) access to the saved data. - Big Community:
There are a lot of premium add-ons available, like GravityView, Gravity Wiz, Gravity Flow, Gravity+, ForGravity, JetSloth, GravityWP and GravityPDF, free add-ons on WordPress.org and paid add-ons on Code Canyon. - Email Notifications:
Create e-mail notifications after a user submits their information. You have full control what kind of message is send to whom after the information arrives. - Calculations:
Within Gravity Forms you can set client side calculations, making calculations while visitors are filling in number fields. It works perfectly with condition logic, so you can set specific alerts based on calculations made in your form. - Gravity Forms Basic Integrations:
A large group of super service providers can be integrated with Gravity Forms. These are just the basic options: ActiveCampaign, AWeber, Campaign Monitor, CleverReach, Emma, GetResponse, iContact, Mad Mimi, MailChimp. - File Uploads:
Easily upload files and control which kind of extensions are allowed to upload. You can set a maximum file-size in Gravity Forms and with hooks make all kinds of validations. - Create Posts with Gravity Forms:
You can use the data entered in Forms to create new posts on your website. Gravity Forms provides a template function, in which you can create your perfect post. But it’s also possible to save values to Custom Post data, which you can use in PHP. - Gravity Forms Pro Integrations:
Agile CRM, Batchbook, Breeze, Campfire, Capsule CRM, Dropbox, Freshbooks, Help Scout, Highrise, HipChat, PayPal Payments Standard, Pipe Video Recording, Slack, Trello, Twilio, Zapier, Zoho CRM.
Tutorials Gravity Forms
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Our Premium add-ons for Gravity Forms
List Dropdown
Add a Dropdown Select with choices to a column or multiple columns in a Gravity Forms List Field.
API Connector
Connect Gravity Forms to External API's: Query the API using form field values and automatically fill other form fields with the API response.
Entry to Database
Integrates Gravity Forms with internal or external databases, offering flexible mapping of form fields to database columns and real-time synchronization between entries and database rows.
DateTime Field
The GravityWP - DateTime Field add-on adds a dedicated Date/Time field to Gravity Forms so users can enter both a date and a time in a single input.
Read tutorials about
Gravity Forms Asana Integration: Create Tasks From Form Submissions
Learn how to connect Gravity Forms to Asana with GravityWP API Connector. This tested workflow creates Asana tasks from form submissions and saves the returned task ID and URL back to Gravity Forms.
Gravity Forms Google Calendar Integration: Create Events From Form Submissions
Connect Gravity Forms to Google Calendar with GravityWP API Connector. Learn how to create calendar events from form submissions, map event details, configure OAuth 2.0, handle time zones, and save the returned Event ID and URL.
Gravity Forms Notion Integration: Create Database Pages Without Zapier
Connect Gravity Forms to Notion without Zapier. This tested tutorial shows how to create Notion database pages from form submissions and save the returned page ID, URL, creation time, and API response.
Gravity Forms ClickUp Integration: Create Tasks Without Zapier
Create a Gravity Forms ClickUp integration without Zapier. This step-by-step tutorial shows how to create ClickUp tasks from form submissions, map priority and requester data, and save returned task details back into Gravity Forms.
