Description
What This Add-On Does
The Gravity Forms MailPoet Add-On links your Gravity Forms submissions directly to MailPoet, so new leads land in your email lists the moment someone hits submit. No exporting CSV files, no copying email addresses by hand. This is a GPL-licensed add-on, which means you get the same freedom to use, modify, and adapt the code that comes with any properly licensed WordPress plugin. If you’re already collecting emails through Gravity Forms and sending newsletters or updates through MailPoet, this add-on is the missing link between the two.
Why It’s Useful
Manually adding subscribers is tedious and easy to forget. With the Gravity Forms MailPoet Add-On, a form submission becomes a subscriber record right away. Set up a contact form, a signup form, or a checkout-style form, map the fields to MailPoet, and let the connection handle the rest. It’s built for site owners who want their forms to do double duty: collecting inquiries and growing an email list at the same time.
- Automatic subscriber sync — form entries are sent to MailPoet without extra steps
- Field mapping — connect Gravity Forms fields to the correct MailPoet subscriber fields
- List assignment — choose which MailPoet list new subscribers join based on the form
- Works within your dashboard — manage the connection without switching between plugins or exporting data
Requirements
- WordPress 6.5 or higher
- PHP 7.4 or higher
- Gravity Forms and MailPoet installed and active
This is version 0.1.0-alpha.1, an early release. If you’re testing it on a live site, keep a backup handy and check that your current MailPoet lists and Gravity Forms setup match the requirements above.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will existing Gravity Forms entries be added to MailPoet automatically?
No. The Gravity Forms MailPoet Add-On syncs new submissions going forward, once the connection between a specific form and a MailPoet list is set up. Past entries won’t be pulled in retroactively.
Can I send different forms to different MailPoet lists?
Yes. Each form can be mapped to its own MailPoet list, so a newsletter signup form and a contact form can feed separate lists without any overlap.
Is this add-on stable enough for a production site?
It’s currently at version 0.1.0-alpha.1, which signals early-stage software. It’s a good fit for testing on a staging environment first, especially since core functionality may still change before a stable release.
