Gravity Perks Addons

Given that Gravity Forms is the most popular form plugin for WordPress, it’s easy to see why web developers are always on the lookout for new and advanced ways to extend its core features. In fact, there are tons of Gravity Forms examples out there that leave you wondering How did they do that?!

Gravity Forms add-ons and extensions enable WordPress developers to transform their ordinary forms into feature-rich ones in a few simple steps. Put simply, the right add-ons can help you create advanced, professional-looking forms for your WordPress website.

In this article, we’ll show you some of the best Gravity Forms examples and explain how you can create your own using Gravity Forms add-ons and extensions.

Gravity Forms Add-Ons

The Gravity Forms WordPress plugin comes with several form field types out of the box that let you create basic WordPress forms. All you have to do is drag and drop the form fields you want into the form builder and configure the available options.

However, in order to leverage advanced features, you need to install Gravity Forms add-ons to your WordPress website. Here’s a list of the basic and pro add-ons available with Gravity Forms plans:

Gravity Forms Basic Add-Ons

• ActiveCampaign
• AWeber
• Campaign Monitor
• CleverReach
• Constant Contact
• EmailOctopus
• Emma
• GetResponse
• HubSpot
• iContact
• Mad Mimi
• Mailchimp
• Mailgun
• Postmark
• SendGrid

Gravity Forms Pro Add-Ons

• Agile CRM
• Batchbook
• Breeze
• Campfire
• Capsule CRM
• Dropbox
• Freshbooks
• Help Scout
• Highrise
• PayPal Payments Standard
• Pipe Video Recording
• Slack
• Trello
• Twilio
• Zapier
• Zoho CRM

As you can probably tell, most of these add-ons let you integrate Gravity Forms with various third-party services. These include CRMs, email marketing services, and project management tools. However, more complex Gravity Forms add-ons are quickly becoming popular. These sorts of complex add-ons allow web developers to use advanced usages of these features like conditional logic and dynamic field population in their forms.

Introducing Gravity Perks

Gravity Perks is a collection of add-ons for the Gravity Forms plugin that allows users to enhance their forms in different ways. Each add-on is available as an individual plugin which means you can install the ones you want without worrying about plugin bloat.

Using Gravity Perks, you can do neat things like:

• Let users preview submissions.
• Limit the number of submissions.
• Create conditional pricing rules.
• Limit which days are selectable for date picker fields.

There are 41 perks available with Gravity Perks and new perks are added regularly..

Implementing Gravity Perks into WordPress

In order to implement the Gravity Perks into your WordPress website, you first need to install the Gravity Perks plugin. Once that’s done, you can browse and install whichever perks you’d like to your website.

You can begin installing selected Gravity Perks by heading over to Forms > Perks > Install Perks from the WordPress admin panel. Check out the Gravity Perks documentation for step-by-step instructions.

As we mentioned above, Gravity Perks allow you to implement all sorts of advanced form features. Some useful Gravity Forms examples you can create with perks include:

• Configuring bulk pricing.
• Creating multi-page forms.
• Setting up conditional logic.
• Limiting submissions, dates, and choices.
• Letting people preview their form submissions.
• Previewing forms on the front-end of your website.
• Creating nested forms.