Configure Form Integrations
Protect Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, and WPForms with blacklist checks and per-form exclusions.
Blacklist Manager can protect common WordPress form plugins so blacklisted or suspicious details cannot be used to submit spam forms.
Supported Form Plugins
- Contact Form 7.
- Gravity Forms.
- WPForms.
What the Plugin Checks
Depending on your settings, form protection can check submitted email, phone, IP, and domain details against Suspects or Blocklist rules.
Per-Form Disable Setting
Premium can add a setting to disable blacklist protection for a specific form. Use this when a form should stay open even if other forms are protected.
Common examples:
- A support appeal form where blocked customers can contact you.
- An internal staff-only form.
- A test form used by your team.
Gravity Forms Entry Actions
Premium can also add suspect/block actions on Gravity Forms entries. Use these when spam reaches a form entry and you want to mark the submitted details directly.
Recommended Setup
- Enable form protection for public forms first.
- Submit test entries with normal details.
- Submit a test entry using a known blocked email or IP.
- Disable protection only for forms that must accept blocked users.
- Review form notifications so staff understand why a submission was blocked.
Continue from Blacklist Manager Premium documentation to the complete product workflow.
Evaluate product scope on the money page, use the pillar Guide for decisions and trade-offs, and return here for exact configuration.
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