Compare GravityKit

GravityView displays the Gravity Forms entries you already collect as a front-end directory, while GeoDirectory is a purpose-built engine for location and maps directories. Compare data sources, maps, editing, approval, pricing, and when each one fits.

GravityView displays your Gravity Forms entries on the front end, while WP Grid Builder builds filterable grids and faceted search from WordPress posts, custom post types, and products. Compare data sources, filtering, editing, pricing, and when each one fits.

GravityView is a focused display layer for Gravity Forms entries, while Toolset is a broad suite for building custom post type sites. Compare data sources, forms, templates, pricing, and when each fits best.

GravityBoard is a self-hosted voting and Kanban board for Gravity Forms entries, while Canny is a hosted SaaS feedback platform with a native roadmap. Compare data ownership, voting, pricing, and which fits how you work.

GravityView displays Gravity Forms entries on the front end, while JetEngine builds dynamic listings from custom post types inside a page builder. Compare data sources, features, pricing, and the best fit.

A side-by-side look at a Gravity Forms native entry importer and a general-purpose WordPress import engine, so you can match the tool to the job.

GravityView is purpose-built for displaying Gravity Forms entries as tables, lists, and maps, while Ninja Tables is a general-purpose WordPress table builder for many data sources. See how they compare.

GravityView displays live Gravity Forms entries with editing, search, and approval, while TablePress builds static or imported tables of any data. Compare features, pricing, and best fit.

GravityView is a dedicated display layer for Gravity Forms entries, while Formidable Views is built into Formidable Forms. Compare layouts, editing, charts, pricing, and when each is the better fit.

Two ways to display Gravity Forms entries: GravityView’s drag-and-drop View builder with maps, DataTables, and entry approval, versus GP Entry Blocks (Gravity Wiz), a simpler Gutenberg block approach.

GravityKit’s plugins display, search, edit, and visualize Gravity Forms entries after submission, while Gravity Perks (Gravity Wiz) is a suite of 48+ add-ons that enhance how forms collect data. Here’s how they compare.

GravityView turns Gravity Forms entries into front-end directories, portals, and data-driven pages, while Document Library Pro (Barn2) builds searchable document libraries. See which one fits your project.

GravityView is purpose-built for displaying Gravity Forms entries as tables, lists, and maps, while wpDataTables is a general-purpose table and charting plugin for many data sources. See how they compare.