Gravity Perks Terms Of Service 1.4.9

Gravity Perks Terms Of Service is a lightweight WordPress plugin add-on for Gravity Forms. It adds a dedicated “Terms of Service” field to your existing Gravity Forms form so you can collect user acknowledgment directly during submission. This helps address a common problem with form-based signups: unclear or missing consent for the Terms your users must accept. By fitting into the Gravity Forms form builder, it supports a straightforward workflow for adding compliant agreements across your WordPress site.

To use it, you install Gravity Forms along with the Gravity Perks plugin. Once enabled, you can build ToS-aware form flows without replacing your current setup with a custom solution.

Main Features

• Dedicated Terms of Service field — Adds a specific “Terms of Service” field type to Gravity Forms.
• Consent capture for submissions — Collects user acknowledgment as part of the form interaction.
• Gravity Forms form builder integration — The field is added and managed within your existing Gravity Forms workflow.
• Works as a Gravity Perks add-on — Designed to be installed alongside Gravity Perks and Gravity Forms.
• Clear agreement presentation — Provides a dedicated place for users to review and accept your Terms.
• Lightweight plugin approach — Uses a minimal, purpose-built extension model to complement your setup.

Benefits

• More enforceable consent — A dedicated ToS field helps make user agreement clearer and easier to reference.
• Lower compliance risk — Capturing acknowledgment reduces the chance of missing or ambiguous consent on forms.
• Better user experience — Keeps Terms acceptance in the same flow as the form submission, reducing friction.
• Faster setup — Adds ToS collection in minutes without rebuilding your Gravity Forms structure.
• Consistent Gravity Forms experience — Maintains familiar editing patterns within Elementor-ready WordPress page workflows.

Who is it suitable for?

• Gravity Forms-powered websites that need Terms of Service consent
• WooCommerce stores using Gravity Forms for customer signups or account-related flows
• SaaS and membership platforms collecting user agreement during onboarding
• Agencies building compliant forms for multiple WordPress clients
• Online schools or course platforms using sign-up and enrollment forms
• Content creators running form-based access requests or newsletter capture