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Elementor Reviews: 4.5/5 — Highly Rated
Elementor is the most popular landing page builder software for the platform that provides full control of every aspect of the landing page design. Numerous templates are available to use or users can create their own from scratch. Users also have the option to integrate third-party tools to get additional functionality. Elementor works with just about any WordPress theme and plugin. Design changes can easily be viewed thanks to the visual builder interface.
| Capabilities |
API
OSS
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|---|---|
| Segment |
Small Business
Mid Market
Enterprise
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| Deployment | Cloud / SaaS / Web-Based |
| Support | 24/7 (Live rep), Chat, Email/Help Desk, FAQs/Forum, Knowledge Base, Phone Support |
| Training | Documentation |
| Languages | English |
Elementor Pros and Cons
- You can immediately see the changes you make thanks to the visual builder interface
- You’re working with some of the best design templates available
- It works great with most WordPress themes
- There’s a learning curve when you first use the tool
- There are some issues with their landing page’s mobile responsiveness
- It lacks design flexibility in some areas
Compare Elementor with other popular tools in the same category.
The design elements provided are quite easy to use. Even someone with very basic website building knowledge can built a really nice design without knowing any code.
Cross-platform limitations are there if you want to use design elements outside of elementor. Although, works really well generally.
Website building Web-design Blog page building
The visual aspect is really good and the drop and drag tools.
Hard to make sites responsive friendly without extra work.
I prefer not to use it.
Elementary offers many different tools, allowing you to tweak and perfect every detail of your website. Its responsive editing tools are especially useful for making sites compatible for mobile users.
The interface is not particularly intuitive. The tools are complicated and it is often difficult to figure out how to get the tests you are looking for.
Elementor has helped us customize our website to match our brand.
Can build basic sites without coding, but not much more.
Elementor lacks some very basic features that i´ve grown accustomed to with other wordpress builders; such as column and section layout options. I feel very limited on how i can layout my webpage without writing custom CSS to achieve my desired result.
Elementor provides a user friendly way to build website. For non-coders, this is great. However, its lacking some very basic features i´ve become used to from other website builders that make coding feel very necessary.
Initially, the tool allowed me to build my first WordPress sites, but over time, they added more features, which created more bloat and moved further away from offering quality services. There are a lot of resources for it available on the web.
The customer service has declined over the years. The bloat is real on your site, too. It is drastically slower than other builders available. That's because it's not a true front-end builder; it's a back-end tool pretending to be a front-end builder. I would steer clear of this tool if you're new to WordPress or builders.
I used Elementor to build my first WordPress sites, and it gave me my start in website building, which I used for several years as a non-developer.
Elementor's interface is intuitive, offering a robust set of tools for website design that cater to both beginners and experienced developers alike. Its wide array of widgets and design options allows for great flexibility in creating diverse and responsive websites.
My main issue lies with the customer support and the handling of legacy plans. Despite assurances, my legacy plan was not honored after a payment mishap, and the customer service team was neither responsive nor helpful in resolving the situation, leading to a loss of trust and value in the service.
Elementor has been instrumental in streamlining the web design process for my clients, providing a user-friendly platform that enables the creation of professional-looking websites without the need for extensive coding knowledge. It has allowed for efficient design workflows and easy deployment of sites, saving time and resources. The vast array of pre-designed templates and the ability to customize every aspect of a website have been particularly beneficial in catering to the specific needs of various projects. However, the recent issues with customer support and policy changes regarding legacy plans have overshadowed these benefits, causing significant disruption to my business operations and undermining the trust and reliability I had come to associate with Elementor.
The free builder was quick and easy which prompted me to go pro.
Awful customer service and technical support. Wasted months trying to get elementor pro to work on my Wordpress website, it just would not offer the pro features despite paying for them. Gave up and got a shopify store, Elementor didn't fix the problem, didn't give me access to the features I paid for, didn't offer to extend my subscription or give me a refund for the months of time wasted trying to fix it. So frustrated - avoid!
I need a website builder plugin for Wordpress.
Elementor is pretty good, but other competitors are easily able to complete the same services with superior features. Elementor has become less cost-effective and feature-rich in modern web design
TERRIBLE customer service and business practice. They automatically set the subscription to auto-renew. I have 5 licenses with them so forgive me for forgetting to cancel one auto renewal. But when I reached out to them literally 2 minutes after an auto-renewal, they refuse to cancel! I paid $100 for the last two years without even using the service. Poor business practice. Will be moving my WP business elsewhere
None at the moment. It was a great UI builder that helped clients update their websites, but there are more productive tools like GHL, CF, and even Shopify that exist now. It's best that users skip this headache and move to a superior website builder that doesn't have poor business practices.
Elementor's promise is phenomenal. It is the the nocode before the nocode boom.
The support is as slow and ineffective as the sites you build with Elementor.
Elementor promise of Elementor is to help build dynamic websites using WordPress with no code. However, the plugin so bulky, buggy and support for the product much, MUCH to be desired.
The product is fine. Building blocks for websites can make the work easier and flexible.
They charged us for the whole year after 3 days of starting the plan, no refund. Been working with them fore 2-3 years,and when requested a refund, talked to customer support and they only refer to their refund policy of only refunds for new clients. Come on, this is just a license, no resources are being used on their end, and we won't use it anymore. Why should we pay for a whole year of something we won't use? Ridiculous.
Building blocks for websites can make the work easier and flexible.
An easy-to-use, more extensive community
Worst support I've ever seen, And Speed issues Never expect to solve your problem with them. They reply late after a few days, and I hope after that the problem will be solved, They will tell you that they cannot provide the code to solve the issues of their plugin, And you have to hire someone to solve your problem and tell them how to solve the problem because they don't know that I've never seen anything like that in my life I'm really very frustrated in every ticket and I only have 2-3 a year and none of them are resolved, In addition to the speed issues related to their plugin
building sites
It can look pretty, I guess . . . ? I'm not sure how to answer.
unresponsive nature of adding in cells. The bunched way images and text look atop each other. This is unless you use dividers and spacers everywhere, making it another nightmare. Then, should you want to stop using it... Well... Don't do that.. That'll break the theme... Awesome.
Pretty much none. It is a complete time suck.