Gravity Forms 2Checkout 2.4.1

Version
2.4.1
Updated
Jan 13, 2026
Status
Developer
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Gravity Forms 2Checkout 2.4.1
Seamlessly connect your WordPress forms to Gravity Forms 2Checkout, a payment gateway plugin that lets you accept payments from over 200 countries directly within your forms. Enjoy worldwide reach with 100+ currencies and 30+ languages, 45+ payment methods, and subscription support—plus easy setup and robust integration.

Description

Gravity Forms 2Checkout is a WordPress plugin that connects your Gravity Forms to the 2Checkout payment gateway, enabling customers to pay directly inside your forms. It helps you solve a common checkout problem: collecting form submissions and taking payments worldwide without redirecting users to a separate payment flow.

With global coverage, support for 100+ currencies, 30+ languages, and 45+ payment methods, this integration is designed for international audiences. It also supports subscription payments and uses Gravity Forms conditional logic to tailor payment behavior based on how a user submits a form.

Main Features

  • Gravity Forms to 2Checkout connection — Routes eligible form submissions to the 2Checkout payment gateway from within WordPress.
  • Payments from over 200 countries — Accept customer payments from a broad range of locations.
  • Support for 100+ currencies — Let customers pay using their preferred currency options.
  • Checkout in 30+ languages — Offer payment experiences in multiple languages for international users.
  • 45+ payment methods — Provide a range of ways for customers to complete payment.
  • Subscription payments — Enable recurring billing through your forms for subscription services.
  • Conditional logic compatibility — Use Gravity Forms conditional logic to change payment behavior for different submission scenarios.
  • Seamless in-form checkout experience — Keep the payment step within the form workflow to reduce friction.

Benefits

  • More completed payments — Wider country, currency, language, and payment-method coverage can reduce drop-offs.
  • Better user experience — Customers can choose options that match their preferences during checkout.
  • Higher conversion rates — Keeping payment within Gravity Forms helps maintain momentum from submission to purchase.
  • Recurring revenue support — Subscription payments help you monetize membership and ongoing services through forms.
  • Flexible payment rules — Conditional logic supports targeted flows for different form submission types.

Who is it suitable for?

  • WordPress sites that use Gravity Forms to collect orders, leads, or applications.
  • Online businesses selling internationally to customers across multiple countries.
  • Membership and subscription-based sites that need recurring payments.
  • Agencies building form-driven funnels with Elementor-powered pages.
  • SaaS and service providers that want payments captured in the same form flow.
  • Teams managing complex submission scenarios using Gravity Forms conditional logic.