Gravity Forms SendGrid

Many WordPress sites send form notifications through the web server's default mail function. That route can be slow or unreliable, and messages sometimes end up in spam or never arrive. Gravity Forms SendGrid addresses this by bypassing the server's mail function and pushing each notification straight to the SendGrid API.

You connect your SendGrid account inside Gravity Forms, then sync any new or existing form so it starts sending notifications through SendGrid. It fits sites that depend on transactional messages such as user registrations, order confirmations and contact form responses. The add-on works with the Basic, Pro, Elite and Nonprofit Gravity Forms licenses, so it suits small sites and larger setups alike.

Features

• Direct SendGrid API delivery: Form notification emails go through SendGrid's dedicated service by way of its API, instead of the mail function on your own web server.
• Account connection inside Gravity Forms: You link your SendGrid account from within Gravity Forms, so setup stays in the same place where you already manage your forms.
• Works with new and existing forms: Any Gravity Form can be synced to SendGrid, whether you built it recently or it has been on your site for a long time.
• Better email deliverability: Skipping the WordPress server's mail function reduces the chance that notifications are marked as spam or go undelivered.
• Transactional email focus: The add-on suits important notifications such as user registrations, order confirmations and replies to contact form submissions.
• CC addresses in notifications: Notifications can include CC addresses, so a copy of a form email can reach additional recipients when your workflow calls for it.
• Made by Gravity Forms: This is an official add-on from the Gravity Forms team, built to work with both Gravity Forms and SendGrid.
• Multiple license levels supported: It is available across the Basic, Pro, Elite and Nonprofit Gravity Forms licenses, covering different user needs and site sizes.

Best for

• WordPress sites that send form notifications by email
• Online stores sending order confirmations through Gravity Forms
• Businesses fixing spam or missing form emails