Overview
You can embed the Gravity Forms shortcode anywhere within your WordPress site, independently of other plugins. But to build closer integration between Gravity Forms and a third-party service, we recommend:
Checking Gravity Forms’ official add-ons directory first
Gravity Forms bundles around 50 official add-ons across its license tiers, covering email marketing (Mailchimp, HubSpot, ActiveCampaign), payments (Stripe, PayPal Checkout, Square, Mollie, 2Checkout), CRMs (Salesforce, Zoho, HubSpot), and more. These are the most reliable integrations since Gravity Forms builds and supports them directly.
Our library of community-supported third-party plug-ins
Contains hundreds of solutions for enhancing and extending Gravity Forms, built and supported by outside developers.
Using Zapier to link with other services
This connects Gravity Forms to thousands of other apps without needing a dedicated add-on.
For anything not covered above, the built-in Webhooks Add-On or the REST API can send form data to virtually any external service.
