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Advanced Custom Fields: Gravity Forms Add-on

by DannyvanHolten

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75 Quality Score
Active Installs
20/30

At 30,000 active installs and a popularity score of 67/30, it has a clear niche audience but is far from a mainstream plugin.

Update Freshness
20/25

Updated on 2025-12-02 and tested with WordPress 6.9.0, so maintenance is strong, though no PHP version is specified which is a minor gap.

User Rating
13/15

An 84/100 rating from 14 reviews is solid, but the small sample size means it is not a strong signal either way.

Support Health
8/15

With 0 support threads and 0 resolved, the support score of 50/15 suggests either very few users need help or no public support channel is being used, which is a concern for mission-critical sites.

WP Compatibility
15/15

A perfect 100/15 compatibility score reflects tested-up-to-WordPress 6.9.0 and a low minimum of 4.6, giving it broad version coverage.

Scores higher than 39% of indexed plugins

About

Provides an Advanced Custom Field which allows a WordPress user to select a Gravity Form as part of a field group configuration.

Active Installs 30k+
Rating ★★★★ 4.2/5
Last Updated 2025-12-02 5:20pm GMT
Requires WordPress 4.6+
Tested Up To 6.9.0
✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

This plugin adds a custom field type to Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) that lets site builders select a Gravity Form from a dropdown when configuring field groups. In practice, you can build ACF-powered pages, options pages, or Gutenberg blocks and tie them to specific Gravity Forms, often used for dynamic form selection on the front end.

Who It's For

This plugin is best for WordPress developers and agencies already running ACF Pro and Gravity Forms who need to reference forms programmatically, such as selecting a form per page, per CPT entry, or inside a custom block. It is especially useful for sites where different landing pages, service offerings, or member tiers need distinct intake forms chosen by an editor from a dropdown.

Who Should Skip It

If you only need to embed a single Gravity Form on a page, or you do not use ACF Pro, this plugin adds no value since a basic shortcode or block does the job. Hobbyists and small site owners without developer support will likely find it unnecessary.

The Bottom Line

With an overall quality score of 78.13/100, this is a focused, well-maintained utility that does one thing reasonably well. The zero public support threads are a real risk for production sites, so factor that into your decision. Use it if ACF plus Gravity Forms is already part of your stack and you need editor-friendly form selection, otherwise skip it.

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