Elementor

The World's Leading WordPress Website Builder

4.4•24 reviews•

303 followers

The World's Leading WordPress Website Builder

4.4•24 reviews•

303 followers

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Elementor is the leading WordPress website builder and marketing platform, trusted by web creators in 175+ countries. With intuitive no-code tools and advanced customization options, users design, build, and grow websites faster than ever. From ecommerce to AI-assisted creation, Elementor powers 18M+ sites with a complete ecosystem for hosting, performance, and scalability.

Elementor Reviews

The community submitted 24 reviews to tell us what they like about Elementor, what Elementor can do better, and more.

4.4

Based on 24 reviews

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Reviewers mostly praise Elementor for an intuitive drag-and-drop editor that makes WordPress site building, updates, and even client handoff easier without much code. They repeatedly like its widgets, templates, theme-building flexibility, and ability to handle polished custom designs, with some users adding CSS when needed. The main complaints are familiar: pages and the editor can feel heavy or slow, DOM and migration issues come up, some useful features sit behind Pro, and a few reviewers raise concerns about billing, pricing changes, bugs, hosting reliability, and support.

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Pros

easy to use (8)

drag-and-drop editor (5)

no-code tools (5)

highly customizable (3)

variety of widgets and templates (3)

professional design capabilities (2)

WordPress integration (2)

Cons

limited free version (4)

slow performance (3)

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•2 reviews

I’ve been using Elementor for a while and it honestly makes building WordPress sites effortless. The drag-and-drop editor is super intuitive, and the built-in widgets (forms, sliders, popups) save you from installing tons of plugins. The theme builder is a game-changer—you can customize headers, footers, and templates without touching code. Downsides? It can get heavy if you overuse widgets, and moving away from it isn’t the smoothest. Also, while the free version is great, the Pro plan unlocks the real magic. 👉 Overall, it’s one of the easiest and most flexible tools for creating beautiful WordPress sites—highly recommend.

What's great

easy to use (8)time-saving (1)drag-and-drop editor (5)no-code tools (5)WordPress integration (2)variety of widgets and templates (3)

What needs improvement

slow performance (3)limited free version (4)

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•10 reviews

I use Elementor to design and update my website, and it has made the process much easier for me. The drag-and-drop editor allows me to customize pages without needing to write any code, which is a huge time saver. I like the variety of widgets and templates available, which help me create a professional look. Sometimes the interface can be a bit slow, especially when working on complex pages, and a few features feel limited unless you upgrade to the paid version. Overall, Elementor has improved my website’s appearance and made managing it much more enjoyable.

What's great

drag-and-drop editor (5)no-code tools (5)professional design capabilities (2)variety of widgets and templates (3)

What needs improvement

slow performance (3)limited free version (4)

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•1 review

DON'T DO IT! I run a 13+ year old digital marketing agency and was super excited to see Elementor launch their Google cloud host platform. My expectation was more of the same GREAT experience we have with other Elementor products. We have paid licenses for an Agency Bundle and an Elementor Pro Expert account. Unfortunately, we've had problem after problem in comparison to our other hosting platform Siteground. Being in the business of websites and hosting for over 13 years we know and understand things happen it is the nature of the business but we don't have a fraction of the challenges we've experienced on Elementor with Siteground. The WORST part in my opinion is the laissez-faire indifference from tech support. We've just had another site go down and when we chatted in to tech support they nonchalantly said they've upgraded this to tier 2 support and NOT to email or send a new ticket AND that due to the holidays it might take longer the usual (1 business day) to even get a reply then they simply disconnected from chat without allowing us to respond or even ask more questions. THAT is HORRIBLE. We are now moving all of our Elementor cloud sites to Siteground were the experience is SIMPLY BETTER and tech support is a valuable benefit.

What needs improvement

customer service issues (1)

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•1 review

Elementor has proven to be an indispensable asset in my web design endeavors. Its intuitive drag-and-drop interface, coupled with an extensive array of customization features, streamlines the design process with remarkable efficiency. The platform's adaptability empowers me to actualize intricate design concepts effortlessly. Additionally, the library of meticulously crafted templates not only expedites workflow but also elevates the overall aesthetic quality of my projects. Elementor stands as a testament to the fusion of user-friendly functionality and professional design capabilities, making it an indispensable tool in my toolkit. #ElementorPro #WebDesignExcellence

What's great

drag-and-drop editor (5)highly customizable (3)professional design capabilities (2)variety of widgets and templates (3)

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•2 reviews

Ok, so I do love the features of Elementor, its great for SEO etc. HOWEVER!!! Recent changes to their pricing as well as adding web hosting as a service for websites using Elementor - it was poor form. With so many Affiliates promoting them, affiliates who are web designers too, they launch their own hosting at cheap rates and essentially make it impossible to refer clients on to their site. Most web designers need to leverage hosting fees in order to stay alive. They will see a big exit over the coming years. I still use it but I am looking at other solutions.

What needs improvement

pricing changes (1)

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•1 review

**SPOILER ALERT** Elementor has a set of misleading ads and landing pages regarding their refund policy. When you want to subscribe it offers you a 30-day money back guarantee. Without sending a service email and notifying you they charge you for an annual subscription. Even though they won't remind you about your YEARLY subscription, they refuse to refund the subscription fee.

What needs improvement

misleading refund policy (1)

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•2 reviews

Absolutely excellent. Even clients are able to log in and make changes without needing training. By far the most intuitive page editor I've used. Plus, no themes needed -- the Hello Elementor theme requires no "theme panel" or delayed updates. So, so much cleaner for Wordpress clients.

What's great

easy to use (8)no-code tools (5)

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1 view1yr ago

•3 reviews

Elementor is my go-to website builder for WordPress. If you're new to it, you'll love the seamless experience it offers. And for those seeking unique designs, a touch of CSS can work wonders to achieve the desired results seamlessly.

What's great

easy to use (8)highly customizable (3)

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1 view2yr ago

•1 review

Amazing tool for building websites. The absolute best page builder for WordPress, no questions at all. I've built 250+ websites with Elementor. Many of these are for global leading organizations. Clients love websites built with Elementor.

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3yr ago

•13 reviews

We came to Elementor after getting tired of figuring out how to optimise Visual Composer stuff. Looking forward to the day when Elementor solves the DOM problem.

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2yr ago