Gravity Forms vs Quform
Updated 5 Oct 2026. 36 features compared side by side.
Premium-only WordPress form builder from Rocketgenius with deep conditional logic, calculations and an official add-on library for payments and CRMs.
Long-running premium drag-and-drop form builder sold on CodeCanyon for a one-off fee; solid core forms, logic and spam tools, few native integrations.
Choose Gravity Forms if…
- You need Stripe payments and calculations
- You also want PayPal payments and recurring payments
- You want the more complete feature set (94/100 vs 55/100)
- You prefer the more widely used option
Choose Quform if…
- Developers and budget-conscious site owners who want a solid one-time-purchase form builder for classic forms
Gravity Forms includes 16 features that Quform lacks, including Calculations, Repeater fields and Save and resume. Both include 17 of the 36 features we track. 1 feature is not yet verified for one or both plugins.
At a glance
Feature comparison
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Gravity Forms QuformBuilding14/146/14
Visual drag-and-drop editor with multi-column layouts on all licences.
Drag-and-drop builder with 19 element types, groups and columns.
Page break field splits forms into pages with progress indicator.
Multi-page forms are built in.
Show or hide fields, sections, pages and notifications based on input.
Conditional logic for showing fields and routing notifications.
Number fields can use formulas; product fields support totals.
Not built in; vendor offers a custom JavaScript guide only.
Single and multi-file upload field in core.
Enhanced file uploads with progress bar.
List field gives repeatable rows; the true Repeater field is a code-only beta.
No repeatable fields; docs suggest duplicating groups with logic.
Built-in template library of pre-built, editable forms.
No form template library is described on the product pages.
Save and Continue lets users return via a unique link.
Not built in; a custom-code guide adds a save-for-later button.
Conversational Forms add-on included with Elite and Nonprofit.
No one-question-at-a-time mode.
Signature add-on included with Elite and Nonprofit licences.
Docs say signature is not built in; workaround uses a third-party script.
Official Quiz add-on is an Elite-tier add-on.
No quiz scoring features.
Survey and Polls add-ons are included with Elite.
No survey or poll results tools.
Orbital theme offers block-editor colour, size and radius controls; deeper styling needs CSS.
11 themes plus style settings; deeper changes need custom CSS.
No built-in prompt generator; official MCP add-on lets external AI assistants build forms.
Paid Quform AI add-on with monthly credit packages.
Payments4/40/4
Stripe add-on included with Pro, Elite and Nonprofit.
No native Stripe; vendor guide uses custom code and a helper plugin.
PayPal Checkout add-on starts at the Pro licence.
No native PayPal; vendor guide redirects to PayPal via custom code.
Square add-on included with Pro, Elite and Nonprofit.
No Square support.
Stripe and Square add-ons support subscriptions with trials and setup fees.
No subscription payments.
Entries & workflow6/73/7
Entries stored in admin with search, notes, starring and CSV export.
Entries can be searched, labelled, edited and exported.
Multiple notifications per form with conditional routing.
Unlimited notifications per form with conditional recipients.
Webhooks add-on is limited to Elite and Nonprofit licences.
Only via the free Zapier add-on, which posts to a Zapier webhook URL.
User Registration add-on available on Elite and Nonprofit.
No user registration action.
Core Post fields create posts; Advanced Post Creation add-on (Elite) adds more.
Not built in; vendor guide creates posts via custom PHP filter.
Partial Entries add-on captures abandoned forms; Elite and Nonprofit.
No abandoned-form capture.
No official PDF add-on; commonly handled by the third-party Gravity PDF plugin.
No PDF generation from entries.
Integrations4/52/5
Mailchimp add-on included with every licence, including Basic.
Free official Mailchimp add-on.
Zapier add-on included with Pro, Elite and Nonprofit.
Free official Zapier add-on.
HubSpot add-on included with all licences, including Basic.
No native HubSpot integration.
Google Sheets listed via certified developer Gravity Wiz, sold separately.
No native Google Sheets integration.
Salesforce add-on is an Elite-only add-on.
No native Salesforce integration.
Spam & compliance4/44/4
Core reCAPTCHA v2 field plus v3 add-on included with all licences.
reCAPTCHA v2 checkbox, v2 invisible and v3.
Official Cloudflare Turnstile add-on included with every licence.
Cloudflare Turnstile is a built-in captcha option.
Built-in anti-spam honeypot setting per form.
Honeypot spam protection built in.
Personal data settings, consent field and WordPress export/erasure integration.
Consent checkbox, option to not store entries, IP logging toggle, entry deletion.
Developer2/22/2
Open REST API plus a large set of documented actions and filters.
30+ documented PHP hooks such as quform_pre_process.
Gravity Forms block with theme and style settings in the editor.
Quform block inserts a form in the block editor.
Statuses: Yes Pro Add-on Partial 3rd-party No ?
Pricing compared
Gravity Forms Premium
| Basic | $59 per year, 1 site |
|---|---|
| Pro | $159 per year, 3 sites |
| Elite | $259 per year, Unlimited |
Quform Premium
| Regular License | $34 one-off, 1 site |
|---|---|
| Extended License | $169 one-off, 1 site |
Verdict
Gravity Forms scores higher on our feature checklist (94/100 against 55/100) and includes Stripe payments, calculations and PayPal payments that Quform does not. Check the features you rely on in the table below before deciding.
Biggest differences
Gravity Forms: paid version (Pro). Quform: not included. Stripe add-on included with Pro, Elite and Nonprofit.
Gravity Forms: included. Quform: not included. Number fields can use formulas; product fields support totals.
Gravity Forms: paid version (Pro). Quform: not included. PayPal Checkout add-on starts at the Pro licence.
Gravity Forms: paid version (Pro). Quform: not included. Stripe and Square add-ons support subscriptions with trials and setup fees.
Gravity Forms: partial. Quform: not included. List field gives repeatable rows; the true Repeater field is a code-only beta.
Gravity Forms: included. Quform: not included. Save and Continue lets users return via a unique link.
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FAQ
Which is better, Gravity Forms or Quform?
Gravity Forms scores higher on our feature checklist (94/100 against 55/100) and includes Stripe payments, calculations and PayPal payments that Quform does not. Check the features you rely on in the table below before deciding.
Which has more features?
Gravity Forms includes 34 of the 36 features we track, against 17 for Quform. Feature count is only part of the picture; check which of the differences matter to you.
Is Gravity Forms free?
Gravity Forms is premium only. Paid plans start at $59/yr.
Is Quform free?
Quform is premium only. Paid plans start at $34.
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