Gravity Forms
4.75,000,000+
vs
Quform
4.7N/A
vs
WPForms
4.86,000,000+

Quick Verdict

Choose Gravity Forms if...

Developers and agencies building complex, data-driven forms who need calculated fields and a rich add-on ecosystem.

Choose Quform if...

Developers who prefer a one-time payment model and need a reliable, well-coded form builder without subscription overhead.

Choose WPForms if...

Beginners and small business owners who want quick setup with templates and don't need advanced calculations.

Feature Comparison

FeatureGravity FormsQuformWPForms
Drag & Drop Builder
Conditional Logic
Multi-Step Forms
File Uploads
Payment Forms
Calculated Fields
User Registration
Frontend Post Submission
Conversational Forms
Gutenberg Block
Gutenberg-Native
AI Form Builder
Digital Signatures
Surveys & Polls
Quizzes
Scheduling / Date Limits
Entry Management
Export Entries
Partial Entries
Geolocation
Webhooks
Custom CSS
Responsive Design
Ajax Submission
Anti-Spam
reCAPTCHA
hCaptcha
Cloudflare Turnstile
Honeypot

Pricing Comparison

PlanGravity FormsQuformWPForms
Free VersionFree
Starting Price$59/year$34 one-time$49.5/year
Top TierNonprofit: $129/yearRegular License: $34Elite: $299.5/year

Integrations

Email Marketing

activecampaign
aweber
brevo
campaign monitor
constant contact
convertkit
drip
getresponse
hubspot
mailchimp
mailerlite

Payment

2checkout
authorize net
mollie
paypal
square
stripe

CRM

hubspot
salesforce
zoho

Automation

make
uncanny automator
webhooks
zapier

Other

dropbox
google sheets
rest api
slack
trello

Pros & Cons

Gravity Forms

Pros

  • Calculated fields built into every plan (no add-on needed)
  • Best-in-class third-party ecosystem (GravityView, Gravity Perks, Gravity Flow)
  • All core form capabilities identical across plans — only add-ons differ
  • Strong REST API and developer hooks
  • Nonprofit pricing ($129/yr for Elite-level) is excellent

Cons

  • No free version or trial — requires upfront payment
  • Most advanced features (signatures, surveys, geolocation, webhooks) require Elite ($259/yr)
  • Third-party ecosystem can make total cost unpredictable
  • No AI form builder
  • Conversational forms only available at Elite tier ($259/yr)
  • Not Gutenberg-native; block merely embeds the classic builder

Quform

Pros

  • One-time payment model ($34) — no annual subscription renewal
  • Clean, developer-friendly codebase
  • Conditional logic, multi-step forms, and file uploads included
  • Good CodeCanyon rating (4.7) and long track record
  • hCaptcha and Cloudflare Turnstile support

Cons

  • No free version or trial
  • Sold through Envato/CodeCanyon — outside standard WordPress plugin ecosystem
  • No calculated fields, payments, partial entries, or user registration
  • No signatures or quizzes
  • Updates may slow if ThemeCatcher development priorities change

WPForms

Pros

  • Largest template library (2,100+) in the form plugin space
  • Most beginner-friendly UI with drag-and-drop visual builder
  • AI form builder included
  • Native Gutenberg block for embedding forms
  • Free version available on WordPress.org

Cons

  • Most powerful features locked behind Pro ($199.50/yr) or Elite ($299.50/yr)
  • Renewal pricing nearly doubles the intro price
  • Calculations Addon available but only on Pro tier ($199.50/yr) and above
  • No true Gutenberg-native experience (block embeds a separate form builder)
  • Webhooks only available at Elite tier ($299.50/yr)

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