Only Purchase from Authorized Methods
If you’ve found a discounted version of Gravity Forms that isn’t sold directly through our official channels, it’s not legitimate. Here are the only authorized ways to purchase Gravity Forms:
- Licenses sold on our site will always link to gravityforms.com to initiate the purchase.
- Starter licenses are bundled as a special offer with Gravity Flow.
For more information on Gravity Flow Starter Licenses, visit Gravity Flow. - Licenses sold through an official Gravity Forms affiliate, which will always link to gravityforms.com for the purchase process.
- Licenses sold via the WordPress.com marketplace.
Any other deals you find are not legitimate, but are someone repackaging our code.
Spotting Unauthorized Resellers
Unauthorized sites often include disclaimers like this in their footer to avoid legal liability:
DISCLAIMER: All items listed in the Nobuna directory are developed by third-party developers and redistributed by Nobuna under the terms of the General Public License (GPL). Nobuna is not associated with nor is endorsed by the developers of any products featured on this website.
Why You Should Not Purchase From An Unofficial Channel
- Security risks. Unauthorized sites can bundle malicious code in their packages, making your website vulnerable to data theft or other attacks.
- No support access. You will not be eligible for support from our team.
- Missing updates. Unauthorized sites may not provide updates, leaving you without critical security patches and new features.
- No refunds. Unauthorized sites typically don’t provide refunds. We certainly do when you buy through our official channels.
- No product investment. Because those shysters ripped off our carefully designed products with malicious intent, and the desire to profit without putting in any of the hard work, customer compassion, or careful thought that we pride ourselves on. They may dress it up with “open source” language, or try to fool you into thinking they are somehow partnered with us (burying their caveats in tiny fine print and fancy language), but they are most definitely not the hard-working folks of Gravity Forms, and any money they receive does not get re-invested into the product.