Everything in GravityView Pro

GravityView Pro is GravityView with every Pro feature included (DataTables, Maps and more), so one license covers what other setups often add through separate plugins or higher tiers. See how the underlying GravityView stacks up against Toolset, JetEngine, WP Grid Builder, Formidable Views, and Entry Blocks, or browse all of our comparisons to weigh the option that fits your project.

Yes. By default a View shows entries from one form, but the Multiple Forms extension (included with GravityView Pro) combines forms in two ways. A join matches entries from two or more forms on a shared field, such as an email address or ID, and shows the combined data side by side in one row. A union stacks complete entries from several forms into one list, one row per entry, with no shared field required. See joins and unions to work out which one you need, or how to display data from multiple forms for a full walkthrough.

Yes. The Maps layout (included with GravityView Pro) plots your entries as pins on a Google Map, so you can build store locators, real estate maps, and geolocation directories. As long as your form has an Address field, GravityView geocodes it automatically and drops a marker, and you can pair the map with a list or table of entries below it. See the Maps layout or the getting started guide to set it up.

Yes. The DataTables layout (included with GravityView Pro) presents your Gravity Forms entries in a fast, interactive table with instant search, column sorting, pagination, and one-click CSV, Excel, and PDF export, all from the front end. It uses server-side processing, so it stays quick even with thousands of entries, which makes it ideal for data-heavy applications and reporting. Learn more on the DataTables layout page.

Yes. Lifetime All Access is a one-time purchase that covers GravityView, GravityView Pro and every other GravityKit product. You pay once and get updates for as long as you use the plugins, plus three years of premium support, with no yearly license renewals. If you already have an annual GravityView or GravityView Pro plan, you can also upgrade it to a lifetime license from your account page.

Yes, and it’s one of the most common things people build with GravityView. Using the Advanced Filtering extension (included with GravityView Pro), you can restrict a View so each logged-in user sees only the entries they created, which is ideal for member profiles, customer portals, and account dashboards. You can layer on other conditions too, such as approval status or user role, using AND/OR logic. See listing entries for a specific user.

You bet! Views include a settings panel for adding custom CSS/JS code. You can also use our DIY layout to construct your own custom View layout using HTML and CSS.

Yes, of course. You can upgrade at any time through your GravityKit Account page. In the first 90 days of your license, you pay the difference in cost. After that, the price is prorated by the time left on your current license.