fieldloops Review, Pricing & Features

FieldLoops adds repeatable field groups to Gravity Forms for multi-row data like orders and registrations. See pricing, features, and FAQs on Gappsy.

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Forms
Pricing
Freemium — free plan, plus Pro ($49/year) and Agency ($149/year) annual subscription tiers
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August 7, 2026
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FieldLoops is an add-on plugin for the Gravity Forms WordPress form builder. It introduces repeatable field groups so form builders can let users add and remove multiple rows of related fields inside a single Gravity Forms form, instead of hardcoding a fixed number of fields. Typical uses include order forms with variable line items, event registrations with multiple attendees, job applications with repeated work-history entries, surveys, and inventory-tracking forms. Every plan supports up to 50 rows per group, all native Gravity Forms field types, server-side validation, merge tags and email notifications, multi-page form compatibility, entry display in the WordPress admin, and file uploads within rows. The paid Pro and Agency tiers add conditional logic scoped to individual repeater rows, row-level calculations (sum, average, count, min, max), drag-to-reorder/collapse/copy of rows, dynamic row numbering, CSV export with row columns, REST API v2 access, and priority email support. FieldLoops requires an active Gravity Forms license/installation to function — it is an extension, not a standalone form builder.

Key Features

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Free tier available with no account required, so teams can try the core repeater functionality before paying.
  • Pro and Agency tiers add conditional logic, row calculations, and REST API v2 access for more advanced Gravity Forms workflows.
  • Paid plans include a 14-day money-back guarantee, lowering the risk of trying Pro or Agency.
  • Agency tier explicitly supports multi-site deployment, which suits WordPress agencies managing repeater fields across many client sites.

Cons

  • Requires an active Gravity Forms installation — it's an add-on, not a standalone forms product.
  • Conditional logic, row calculations, and REST API access are gated behind the paid Pro and Agency tiers.
  • Row groups are capped at 50 rows per the vendor's own stated limit, which may not fit very large datasets.

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