Gravity Forms – PayPal Pro 1.8.4

Gravity Forms – PayPal Pro is a WordPress plugin add-on that brings PayPal Checkout into your Gravity Forms. It helps you accept online payments directly from form submissions, solving the common problem of integrating checkout flows with lead capture, registrations, and order forms. With built-in support for one-time payments and subscriptions, you can set up payment collection without custom code. The add-on is designed to work seamlessly inside the Gravity Forms workflow, making setup straightforward for site owners and teams using WordPress, WooCommerce-adjacent payment workflows, or Elementor-based landing pages.

Main Features

• PayPal Checkout integration — Adds PayPal Checkout payment handling to Gravity Forms submissions.
• One-time payments — Collect single payments from users through your existing forms.
• Subscription support — Set up recurring billing for memberships and ongoing services.
• Gravity Forms field-based setup — Configure the payment experience using the Gravity Forms interface.
• Works inside WordPress — Manage payment settings from your WordPress admin without leaving your site.
• Form-to-checkout flow — Streamlines the path from form completion to completing checkout.
• Secure payment redirection — Directs customers to the appropriate PayPal Checkout flow during payment.
• Built for payment collection — Designed specifically for taking payments via Gravity Forms.

Benefits

• Higher conversions — Keeps users on one checkout journey, reducing friction between form and payment.
• Better UX — Uses a familiar PayPal Checkout experience tied to Gravity Forms.
• Faster setup — Code-free configuration makes it quick to launch one-time and recurring payments.
• More revenue options — Enables both purchases and subscriptions from the same forms strategy.
• Simplified operations — Centralizes payment collection within Gravity Forms on your WordPress site.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce stores that need form-based payment collection beyond product checkout.
• Membership sites and communities offering recurring subscriptions.
• Agencies building lead forms that must collect payment at submission.
• Course providers and online schools taking enrollment fees and renewals.
• Freelancers using Gravity Forms to sell services or accept deposits.