Description
What This Add-On Does
Gravity Forms Feedback Add-On gives you a straightforward way to build custom WordPress forms without touching code. Drag fields onto a canvas, arrange them how you like, and preview the result before it ever goes live. Whether you’re gathering leads, taking payments, or routing form entries into a workflow, this add-on handles the structure so you can focus on what you’re actually asking your visitors for. It works inside the visual editor you already know, so there’s no separate interface to learn.
Key Features
- Drag-and-drop editor for arranging fields, sections, and pages visually
- Conditional logic to show or hide fields, sections, pages, or buttons based on what a user selects
- File upload fields that save documents, photos, or other attachments directly to your server
- Automated actions and workflows triggered by form submissions
- Support for transactional forms — registrations, subscriptions, donations, product sales — using the same builder as your contact forms
- Real-time preview as you build, so you can check layout and logic before publishing
- Released under GPL, so you’re free to adapt and extend it as your workflow requires
Requirements
- WordPress 6.5 or higher
- PHP 7.4 or higher
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use conditional logic across multiple pages in one form?
Yes. Gravity Forms Feedback Add-On lets you apply conditional logic to fields, sections, entire pages, and buttons within the same form, so a long multi-page form can adapt as the user answers earlier questions.
Where do uploaded files go when someone submits a form?
File upload fields save submissions directly to your server. There’s no separate storage service to configure — add the field, set your options, and uploads land where your form data lives.
Do I need a separate payment plugin to collect payments through my form?
No separate payment plugin is required for basic use. Gravity Forms Feedback Add-On is built to handle payment-driven forms — subscriptions, donations, product sales — using the same drag-and-drop editor you’d use for a simple contact form.
