All you need is a product that can support being embedded via JS or an Iframe OR why not just spin up a Wordpress install with gravity forms / add Gravity Flow and link to the form pages from your WF site?
IMHO Webflow is not a fit all solution, nor was it designed to be. On the web, your visitor is just a click away from features or apps you want to share. So you can overcome limitations when needed.
Determine your requirements in detail, then find products that meet them. If you need to integrate, look at API’s available with the tools you are potentially using. Not easy but necessary.
You’ve given me some excellent routes I can experiment with – especially if I can’t identify a non-WordPress product that does the job of Gravity Flow.
I really agree with your last point too, about detailing requirements. I’ve recommended going through the design process to my client before getting too wedded to product or platform.
Thanks to your tip I found a Zap that integrates Gravity Forms with Webflow here This could work nicely – though I feel I need to experiment with this before charging ahead with a client project that is reliant on this.
Pulling up this thread from a while ago. @Rufus386 do you remember what you did?
I’m having the same issue right now.
I could have the form created in wordpress, but I would rather my client not need to pay for both webflow and wordpress hosting.