Date Time Field Add-On for Gravity Form
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About
A date-time add-on for Gravity Forms with custom date time format.
What It Does
This add-on extends Gravity Forms by adding a dedicated date and time field with configurable formatting options. It lets administrators collect combined date-time inputs from users via a single form control rather than separate date and time fields.
Who It's For
This is built for sites already using Gravity Forms that need a clean way to capture a date and time together, such as appointment scheduling, event registration, rental bookings, or service-based businesses collecting slot reservations. It fits small to mid-sized operations that want a lightweight, focused field add-on rather than a full booking platform.
Who Should Skip It
If you are not already using Gravity Forms, this plugin is useless to you, and teams needing full booking workflows with availability rules, payments, and calendar sync should look at a dedicated booking plugin instead.
The Bottom Line
With an overall quality score of 64.87/100 and just 1,000 active installs, this is a functional but lightly proven add-on that does one specific job for Gravity Forms users. The strong maintenance and compatibility numbers are encouraging, but the near-zero support activity and tiny rating pool mean you should test it carefully before depending on it for high-volume or business-critical bookings.
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