Formitor supports Gravity Forms out of the box, alongside WPForms, Contact Form 7, Elementor, Fluent Forms and Ninja Forms.
What's covered
Formitor automatically discovers your Gravity forms and tests each one end to end: it submits a real (synthetic) entry, confirms the entry is stored, and verifies the notification email is actually delivered, the same delivery check it runs for every other form type. Test entries are tagged and auto-cleaned, and your real admin notifications aren't disturbed.
reCAPTCHA-protected forms
If a Gravity form uses Google reCAPTCHA, Formitor's cryptographically-signed test still passes it, so a protected form gets a genuine, accurate check instead of a false failure. Your protection for real visitors is unchanged.
Where the test submits
Gravity forms process a submission on the page they live on. The plugin finds that page across shortcodes, blocks, classic widgets and Elementor widgets (plugin v0.2.56 or later), and submits there the way a visitor would. If your theme places the form instead, for example a newsletter signup in the footer, the plugin checks your front page and submits there when the form renders on it (plugin v0.2.63 or later). Forms set to answer with a page or redirect confirmation are counted as submitted and verified by the stored entry, so a thank-you page redirect is never reported as a failure. When the plugin sends the test itself and the confirmation redirects to another page on the same site, it submits the form once (plugin v0.2.65 or later). Earlier versions could create a second test entry in that case.
Getting it
Make sure the site is on Formitor plugin v0.2.7 or later (use one-click update, or update once manually). Your Gravity forms then appear on your dashboard automatically on the next check.