Gravity Forms
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Advanced WordPress plugin offering a visual form editor, secure data collection, file uploads, payment processing, and automated workflows. Features conditional logic, drag-and-drop fields, easy embedding, and supports registrations, sales, and other use cases.
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- Pay once
- Proprietary
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- Self-Hosted
- Wordpress
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Andy-Araya-S-nchez added Gravity Forms as alternative to TrazoForms
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Rocketgenius, Inc. Licensing
Proprietary and Commercial product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) ranging between $59 and $259.Alternatives
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An excellent form builder that integrates with a wide range of third-party plugins and platforms. Gravity Forms is a full on data management platform and it's built with quality.
I've used quite a few form builder plugins, and I think GravityForms is definitely one of the best. I use it in conjunction with another plugin called WP-Client to provide custom private forms for my site members to fill out. I can easily create the desired forms using GravityForms, and then insert shortcodes from the plugin into private pages that I create using WP-Client. My site members can then login via the login page on my site (also setup using WP-Client), and easily view and fill out the forms I have assigned to them. It's a great system and I absolutely love it!