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GravityMath

by GravityView gravityview.co v2.12.3 Unlimited sites

GravityMath by GravityView is a WordPress plugin for Gravity Forms users who want to run calculations on their form data. It handles addition, subtraction, multiplication and division through a formula builder, so you can build order forms, quizzes and other forms that need math without writing code.

Version: 2.12.3
Released: Oct 8, 2026
Developer: GravityView
Type: WordPress plugin
Licence: GPL
Included in: Every plan, or $4.79 a year on its own

What’s new in GravityMath 2.12.3

Version 2.12.3 · Oct 8, 2026 Latest

FixedUsing scope="view" with a View that joins forms using the Multiple Forms extension caused a fatal error.
FixedFilters with a form ID before the field (for example, filter_4:date_created) were ignored, so results included entries the filter should have excluded (in the visible scope, these filters excluded every entry instead).
FixedFilters using lt or gt compared numbers as text, so 5 counted as greater than 10.
FixedIssues with Date and Time field filters: With no date format saved, a value such as 2026-09-15 was read as 2026-15-09; Partial values such as 2026 matched no entries; Dates without leading zeros, such as 2026-09-05, were compared incorrectly; Filters on Time fields, or on Date fields displayed as drop downs or text boxes, matched no entries.
FixedIssues with filters on Checkbox, Name, and other multi-input fields without an input ID: Filters using isnot or notcontains included entries that had the value checked; The Math Summary showed no results (for example, with filter_3=Red&op_3=contains).
FixedIssues in the visible scope: Filters using lt, gt, or notcontains excluded every entry; The debug report's "no entries" warnings showed the page title instead of naming the filter or View.
FixedIssues on Views that merge forms with a union: Filters using is or contains on a Checkbox field left out the merged form's entries; scope="view" and scope="visible" used the wrong fields from the merged form; The Math Summary left out the merged form's entries.

What it does

Many forms collect numbers that someone then has to total, score or combine by hand. That takes time and invites mistakes. This plugin works with Gravity Forms to automate those calculations, letting you add, subtract, multiply and divide values from your form fields. You set up formulas through a simple interface, and the results update in real time as people fill out the form, so they see totals or scores right away.

It fits sites that use Gravity Forms for anything involving numbers. Order forms can show automatic pricing and totals, and quizzes or assessments can score answers and calculate results on their own. It works with a wide range of Gravity Forms fields, which gives you room to process data in custom ways. The release notes also point to filtering of entries by field values and dates, a Math Summary output, and use with GravityView Views, including Views that join or merge forms.

Best for

Sites using Gravity Forms for order forms with pricing
Educators and trainers running quizzes or assessments
Agencies building data-driven forms for clients

Features

Built for Gravity Forms

Works directly with Gravity Forms, so your calculations run on the forms and fields you already use without a separate system to manage.

Four basic math operations

Supports addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, which covers totals, differences, quantities times prices and averages across your form values.

No-code formula builder

Create calculations through a simple interface instead of writing code, which makes it practical for site owners who are not developers.

Real-time results

Calculations update as visitors fill out the form, giving them instant feedback on totals, prices or scores before they submit.

Order form pricing and totals

Set up order forms that work out pricing and totals automatically, helping keep figures accurate for customers placing orders.

Quiz and assessment scoring

Score quizzes and assessments automatically and calculate results, so you do not have to tally answers manually after each submission.

Wide field compatibility

Works with a wide range of Gravity Forms fields, including multi-input fields like Checkbox and Name, giving you flexibility in how you handle data.

Entry filters and summaries

Filter entries by values, comparisons and dates, then show results in a Math Summary, including within GravityView Views that join or merge forms.

GravityMath older versions

2.12.2Oct 21 fix
2.12.1Sep 251 fix
2.12.0Aug 213 improvements, 3 fixes
2.11.0Jun 5
2.10.4Apr 30
2.10.3Mar 27
2.10.1Feb 6
2.10Jan 26
2.9.2Nov 18, 2025
2.9.1Oct 18, 2025

Members and buyers of this product can download older versions.

22 older versions in all. If you need one that is not listed, ask support.

Questions about GravityMath

Do I need Gravity Forms to use this plugin?

Yes. GravityMath is designed specifically for Gravity Forms users and performs its calculations on Gravity Forms data. It works with a wide range of Gravity Forms fields, so it builds on the forms you already have.

Do I need to know how to code to build formulas?

No. The plugin includes a formula builder with a simple interface, so you can set up calculations using addition, subtraction, multiplication and division without writing code.

Can it calculate totals on an order form?

Yes. You can create order forms with automatic pricing and totals. Calculations update in real time as customers fill out the form, so they see the running figures before submitting.

Will it work with GravityView Views?

The release notes describe calculations and filters scoped to GravityView Views, including Views that join forms with the Multiple Forms extension and Views that merge forms with a union, along with a Math Summary output.

Is GravityMath free?

The code of GravityMath is licensed under the GPL, so anyone may use, change and share it. GPL Feast is a paid service: a plan or a single purchase gives you the download and automatic updates. The developer's own support, licence key and online services are not included.

Which version of GravityMath is this?

Version 2.12.3, released Oct 8, 2026. New versions appear here when the developer publishes them, and members get them as automatic updates.

How do I update GravityMath?

Install the free GPL Feast Updater on your site and connect it with your API key. It installs new versions of GravityMath automatically and keeps a backup, so you can roll back.