Notification Attachments for Gravity Forms

74 Quality Score

Active Installs

15/30

At roughly 2,000 active installs, the plugin sits in a niche corner of the Gravity Forms ecosystem, but adoption is unusually high relative to how specialised the feature is.

Update Freshness

25/25

Last updated on November 30, 2025, the plugin is clearly being maintained on a recent cadence, and it has been tested against WordPress 6.8.5, which is a strong signal.

User Rating

15/15

With a perfect 100 from 12 reviews, user satisfaction is excellent, although the small sample size means this score is not yet statistically bulletproof.

Support Health

8/15

Zero support threads opened in the tracked period suggests either very few problems or very low engagement with the public support channel, so there is not enough evidence to confirm responsiveness.

WP Compatibility

11/15

The plugin requires WordPress 5.0 and PHP 7.4, which is a modern minimum bar that covers the vast majority of current installations without excluding older sites.

Scores higher than 32% of indexed plugins

About

Send attachment in Gravity Forms Notification

Active Installs 2k+

Rating ★★★★★ 5/5

Last Updated 2026-08-24 2:03pm GMT

Requires WordPress 5.0+

Tested Up To 6.8.8

Requires PHP 7.4+

✓ No known vulnerabilities

What It Does

Notification Attachments for Gravity Forms lets site administrators attach uploaded files (or other documents) directly to the email notifications that Gravity Forms sends after a submission. In practice, when a user uploads a file through a form, the file rides along with the admin or client notification email instead of just being stored on the server. This removes the extra step of opening the WordPress dashboard to retrieve each uploaded file.

Who It's For

This plugin is built for small to mid-sized businesses and solo operators running WordPress sites that already rely on Gravity Forms for client-facing intake. It is most useful for real estate agents collecting property photos, HR teams receiving job applications, insurance adjusters processing claims, and agencies handling proposal or contract submissions where email delivery of the attachments speeds up turnaround.

Who Should Skip It

If you only need files stored on the server for later download, or if your workflow already uses a dedicated file-sharing service, you do not need this add-on. Sites that send very high volumes of notifications or rely on notification services like Slack, Twilio, or dedicated CRMs rather than email will also not benefit from its single feature.

The Bottom Line

Notification Attachments for Gravity Forms does one thing and does it well, and its perfect user rating plus active maintenance make it a safe pick for the narrow use case it targets. The main caveat is the tiny install base and empty support queue, which means you are relying on a very small community if something breaks. For sites that match the listed use cases, it is a solid, low-risk add-on worth installing.