Gravity Forms runs a huge share of serious WordPress sites: the multi-step intake forms, the conditional-logic quote builders, the forms agencies actually bill for. It’s now fully supported in Formitor.
What you get
The spoke plugin auto-discovers Gravity forms alongside WPForms, Contact Form 7, Elementor Forms, Fluent Forms and Ninja Forms. Each form is tested end to end like any other: a tagged synthetic entry is submitted, the stored entry is confirmed in Gravity’s entry list, and the notification email’s delivery is verified to a real inbox.
Gravity forms protected by reCAPTCHA get a genuine passing check instead of a false failure; the protection stays on for real visitors.
The async notification catch (worth knowing about)
Gravity Forms sends its notifications through a background process on a separate request. That architecture slipped past the request-scoped guard that keeps test emails away from real recipients, meaning a synthetic test could briefly reach a Gravity form’s actual recipient.
Plugin v0.2.14 fixed this with an always-on guard that blocks any notification for a Formitor test entry, including async background sends. It’s the same guarantee the other adapters have: test data never touches client inboxes, CRMs, or integrations. If you run Gravity sites, make sure they’re on v0.2.14 or later (one click from the dashboard’s fleet update).
Six adapters, one contract
Every adapter promises the same thing: real submission, confirmed storage, verified delivery, tagged and cleaned-up test data. Gravity was the most requested addition, and its conditional-logic-heavy forms are exactly the kind that break silently. Now they’re watched.