Address Autocomplete via Google for Gravity Forms
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About
A simple and nice plugin to get auto suggestion from google place api in gravity form address field.
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What It Does
This plugin adds Google Places autocomplete to address fields in Gravity Forms, letting users type and select a real address from Google's database rather than manually entering every street, city, and postal code line. It pulls location data through the Google Place API and pipes it into the standard Gravity Forms Address field, which reduces typos and bad submissions on any form with shipping, billing, or service-location inputs.
Who It's For
It is best suited to Gravity Forms users whose forms collect shipping, delivery, property, or service-area addresses and who already have, or are willing to set up, a Google Places API key. Industries like real estate, logistics, healthcare booking, travel, moving services, and field-service companies will see the biggest reduction in bad address submissions.
Who Should Skip It
Skip it if you are not using Gravity Forms, if you do not want to manage a Google API key and potential billing, or if you need a free standalone address autocomplete that works on non-Gravity-Forms fields, since this plugin does nothing outside the Gravity Forms ecosystem.
The Bottom Line
It does one focused job and does it with current WordPress compatibility, a strong rating, and active maintenance, earning a 76.38/100 overall quality score. The two real concerns are an unproven support track record with an unresolved thread and a hard dependency on Gravity Forms plus a Google API key. Buy with confidence if those constraints fit your stack.
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