Description
What This Add-On Does
The Gravity Forms Drip Add-On links your Gravity Forms submissions to Drip, sending contact data straight into your subscriber lists as soon as a form is submitted. There’s no exporting CSV files, no copy-pasting email addresses, no manual tagging after the fact. Once a form entry comes in, the add-on pushes that data to Drip so your workflows can pick it up immediately.
This matters for anyone running lead generation forms, newsletter signups, or gated content requests on their WordPress site. Instead of treating your form and your email platform as two disconnected tools, the Gravity Forms Drip Add-On ties them together at the point of submission.
Key Features
- Automatic subscriber sync from Gravity Forms entries to Drip on submission
- Field mapping between form fields and Drip subscriber properties
- Support for triggering Drip workflows based on form activity
- List and tag assignment configured per form, so different forms can feed different segments
- Runs within the WordPress admin — no separate integration platform required
How Does This Fit Into My Existing Setup?
The Gravity Forms Drip Add-On installs as a standard WordPress plugin and requires the Gravity Forms plugin to already be active, since it extends Gravity Forms’ feed system rather than replacing any part of it. You’ll configure the Drip connection per form, using the same feed-based settings screen Gravity Forms users are already familiar with from other add-ons.
Requirements
- WordPress version 6.5 or higher
- PHP version 7.4 or higher
- Current version: 0.1.1-alpha.2
FAQ
Will this add-on work with any Gravity Forms form, or do I need to configure each one separately?
Each form needs its own Drip feed configuration. This is intentional — it lets you map different form fields to different Drip properties and route submissions into different lists or tags depending on which form was used. There’s no global setting that applies to every form at once.
What happens to existing Gravity Forms entries after I install this add-on?
The Gravity Forms Drip Add-On only acts on submissions that occur after it’s installed and a feed is configured. It does not retroactively sync entries that were submitted before setup, so any older leads sitting in your Gravity Forms entries list will need to be added to Drip manually if you want them included.
Note that this release is version 0.1.1-alpha.2, an early-stage build — test it on a staging environment before relying on it in production. The plugin is distributed under the GPL license, consistent with the Gravity Forms ecosystem and WordPress plugin standards generally.
