Gravity Forms

ACCEPT BITCOIN IN GRAVITY FORMS – THE SOLUTION FOR MANY USE CASES

Gravity Forms is positioned as a full “business forms” platform: you use it for lead-capture and workflows, but very often also for payment/donation forms, order forms, event registrations, subscriptions, and more complex multi-step forms—especially when you need conditional logic, calculations, and structured data collection.

Gravity Forms supports payments via official add-ons (notably Stripe, PayPal Checkout, Square, Mollie, 2Checkout), which is why it’s widely used for checkout-like forms and donation flows without running a full shop system.

However, Gravity Forms does not include a native integration for Bitcoin or Lightning payments, which means merchants who want to accept decentralized, low-fee, and irreversible payments need an additional payment solution to extend Gravity Forms beyond traditional payment rails.

With Coinsnap’s Bitcoin Payment for Gravity Forms plugin, Bitcoin payments can now be added either alongside the existing Stripe & Co. setup or as a standalone payment option—enabling additional use cases and providing an independent, low-cost, and easy-to-integrate alternative to traditional card-based payments.

Bitcoin payment for Gravity Forms – monetarize your website

By combining Gravity Forms with Coinsnap’s Bitcoin Payment for Gravity Forms plugin, you make one of the most powerful WordPress form builders even more versatile—adding Bitcoin payments (On-chain + Lightning) and unlocking small- and micropayment-based business models that go beyond traditional payment methods.

With Coinsnap’s Bitcoin Payment plugin for Gravity Forms, merchants can unlock new revenue streams that are difficult or impractical to implement with standard payment integrations such as Stripe or PayPal.

By enabling Bitcoin payments (On-chain + Lightning) directly in Gravity Forms forms, businesses can efficiently accept small amounts and micropayments, offer pay-per-use services, low-value digital downloads, donations, tips, or deposits—use cases where traditional payment methods are often uneconomical due to fees, minimum charges, or operational friction.

This allows Gravity Forms forms to be used also as flexible, cost-effective payment interfaces for entirely new business models.

Add Bitcoin payment to your Gravity Forms to:

• Accept donations for your content.
  Add a simple form and allow readers or viewers to donate a few sats—or a fixed Bitcoin amount—to support your work.
• Charge sats to vote—and get clean, bot-free poll results.
  By requiring a small Bitcoin or Lightning micropayment to cast a vote, you can effectively block bots and spam while keeping polls fast, fair, and frictionless for real users.
• Capture clean, valuable data with a small sats fee.
  By requiring a small Bitcoin or Lightning micropayment to submit a form, you discourage spam and low-quality submissions while ensuring that only genuinely interested users complete your data-intensive forms.
• Reach more customers and pay less per transaction.
  By adding Bitcoin payments to your forms, you can accept payments globally with minimal fees.
• Monetize premium content.
  Deliver download links for exclusive videos, podcasts, documents, or other media only after a Bitcoin payment has been received.
• Sell your time—globally, with low fees.
  By adding Bitcoin payments to Gravity Forms, you can require low-fee deposits, full prepayments, or small commitment fees for appointments and consultations and reduce no-shows.
• Effectively eliminate contact-form spam.
  By charging a small Lightning micropayment (for example, 20 sats) for form submissions, bots and automated spam are economically excluded.

Why Bitcoin payment for Gravity Forms makes sense

Bitcoin payments for Gravity Forms—via on-chain and Lightning—enable monetization models that are often impractical with traditional payment providers.

Lightning’s very low fees make micropayments viable, allowing you to charge small submission or access fees to reduce spam, monetize premium content, or collect deposits and commitment fees.

With Coinsnap, you can add Bitcoin payments alongside—or independently from—Stripe, PayPal, Google Pay, and Apple Pay, and start earning Bitcoin while expanding your revenue options.