Gravity Forms is pleased to announce the release of Stripe Add-On 5.3. The update contains several additions and fixes, including support for the upcoming release of Gravity Forms 2.8…

• Added compatibility with the upcoming Compact View feature of Gravity Forms, displaying field messages on the sidebar.
• Updated the theme framework variables to be compatible with Gravity Forms 2.8.

About the Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On

Accepting payments with Gravity Forms and Stripe is quick and easy to set up. Once you have signed up for a Stripe account, you can use the Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On to drag and drop a payment field into any form.

Then, it’s up to you to decide how you collect payments, such as making them one-time payments or recurring subscriptions with fixed end dates or open-ended subscriptions.

If you’d like to know more, check out our ultimate guide to taking payments online using WordPress, Gravity Forms, and Stripe.

Key Features of the Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On

The Gravity Forms Stripe Add-On has many features and configuration options, including:

• 20+ Payment Options – Support for card payments, wallet payments (Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc), ACH Debit, iDeal, and more.
• One-Time and Recurring Payments – Ideal for processing one-time transactions, such as product sales and recurring payments for subscription services. Supports open-ended subscriptions and plans with set numbers of payments.
• Setup Fees and Free Trials – Add an initial setup fee to subscription plans and offer free trials.
• WordPress Integration – View payment information and sales reports as well as manage subscriptions and refunds in your WordPress dashboard.
• Authorize and Capture – Authorize a payment but capture or collect it at a later date.
• Stripe Link – Use Stripe’s accelerated checkout feature, Link, to enable optional autofill for payment and shipping details for faster checkouts.
• Gravity Forms Stripe App – Use the app to view Gravity Forms entries in your Stripe account dashboard for better customer insights.
• User Subscription Self Management – Customers can manage their subscriptions from their profile page on your WordPress website.

The Stripe Add-On documentation has more information on how this extension works and can be configured.

 Stripe Add-On v5.3 Changelog

• Added compatibility with the upcoming Compact View feature of Gravity Forms, displaying field messages on the sidebar.
• Updated the theme framework variables to be compatible with Gravity Forms 2.8.
• Fixed an issue with the Stripe Card field that displays a “return_url must be specified” error message in certain situations.
• Fixed an issue that causes 3DS transactions to fail if the associated feed is for Subscriptions.
• Fixed an issue that halts form submissions in certain situations if 3DS validation is required.
• Fixed an issue where using the Payment Element in conjunction with conditional logic can result in incomplete entry data.
• Fixed an issue where a “The link you followed has expired” error occurs on submission when the “Require user to be logged in” form setting is enabled.