Survey
Add survey fields to your Gravity Forms with Likert scales, rankings, and ratings, then analyze results right in WordPress.
What it does
Collecting structured feedback usually means paying for a separate survey tool and then trying to get that data into your site. The Survey Add-On brings purpose-built survey fields directly into Gravity Forms so you can build, publish, and review surveys without leaving WordPress.
You pick from eight field types—Likert scales, rankings, ratings, checkboxes, dropdowns, and text—and combine them in a single form. Conditional logic, required fields, and customizable labels give you full control over how each question appears. When responses come in, built-in reporting lets you view answers broken down by question and filter by date or other criteria.
This add-on suits anyone who needs to gather structured feedback regularly: agencies collecting client satisfaction scores, nonprofits surveying donors, or retailers testing new products with customers.
Key features
- Eight survey-specific field types including Likert scales, rankings, and ratings
- Built-in results view broken down by question with date and criteria filtering
- Conditional logic support to show or hide questions based on earlier answers
- Customizable labels, choices, and required-field settings
- Works within the standard Gravity Forms form builder—no separate interface
Good for
Written from Gravity Forms’s own listing. Version and dates come straight from the source and are checked weekly.
Which field types does the Survey Add-On include?
It adds eight specialized types: Likert scales, rankings, ratings, checkboxes, dropdowns, and text fields.
How do I see survey results?
A built-in reporting tool inside your WordPress dashboard shows responses by question and lets you filter by date or other criteria.
Which Gravity Forms license do I need?
The Survey Add-On is included with Elite and Nonprofit licenses.
Can I use conditional logic in my surveys?
Yes, you can add conditional logic to show or hide questions based on a respondent's earlier answers.