Gravity Forms pricing, explained
Gravity Forms sells annual WordPress licenses, not monthly seats. The lever on your bill is how many sites you run and which add ons you need.
Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin, so it prices differently from hosted form tools. You buy an annual license, install it on your own WordPress sites, and there are no per submission or per response caps. The three tiers differ on how many sites the license covers and which of the 30 plus official add ons you can use. Below are the plans as of June 2026, billed yearly, and what actually decides which one you need. Check the vendor for current pricing.
Plans and prices
USD / year, billed annuallyPricing as of June 2026, billed annually. Basic $59 a year (1 site); Pro $159 a year (up to 3 sites); Elite $259 a year (unlimited sites). There is no free plan and no monthly option; licenses renew at the same yearly rate. You also need your own WordPress hosting. Check the vendor for current pricing.
What actually moves the bill
Gravity Forms does not meter submissions, so volume is not the variable. These are the factors that decide your tier.
Gravity Forms pricing FAQ
How much does Gravity Forms cost?
As of June 2026, Gravity Forms costs $59 a year for Basic (one site), $159 a year for Pro (up to three sites), and $259 a year for Elite (unlimited sites). All are annual licenses with no monthly option. Check the vendor for current pricing.
Is there a free version of Gravity Forms?
No. Gravity Forms does not offer a free plan or a free tier. The lowest paid option is the Basic license at $59 a year. If you need a free form builder, Tally or Google Forms are better starting points.
Does Gravity Forms charge per submission?
No. Unlike most hosted form tools, Gravity Forms does not cap or meter submissions on any plan. Your forms can collect unlimited responses; the price is set by site count and add ons, not volume.
Do I need WordPress to use Gravity Forms?
Yes. Gravity Forms is a WordPress plugin and only runs on a self hosted WordPress site. If you do not run WordPress, a hosted builder like Jotform or Tally will fit better.