Elementor

Pros: I have limited web design skills but I build and maintain my own Wordpress websites and create landing pages using Elementor. I love the themes.

Cons: The only complaint I have is that sometimes it seems that using Elementor makes my site slower, even changing the theme doesn't help.

Pros: I have used Elementor for nearly five years now. I like the fact that Elementor is a code-free wordpress page builder that offers a wide array of free CSS templates.

Cons: Exporting themes and templates from elsewhere sometimes clash which forces me to use the ones built-in.

Pros: They improve a lot about how to build websites easily and faster with great designs and great navigation.

Cons: Not so many tools to use, it feels that they can implement more. Also customer service is not the best, it is quite hard to reach them when a problem happens. Also their AI is not the best and I dont think worth to pay more for it.

Pros: I like all the different options for website design and elements that can be put into the website including pictures and graphics

Cons: The cost is high and many stock photos are no different than what you can find on Canva or Google with a free search

Pros: The drag & drop system is the more useful tool of Elementor because it’s very easy to use. It’s templates are fast and effortless solutions to get a website looking fabulous.

Cons: I don’t have any negative points to mention. So far, finding it really easy to use and I like all about the platform.

Pros: I like the fact that Elementor only involves drag-and-drag to create and design websites and landing pages.

Cons: It requires frequent fixes and security updates on websites created through Elementor which is sometimes time consuming due to lack of automation capabilities.

Pros: There's a lot of these visual editing tools available both for Wordpress and elsewhere. For me, nothing comes close to Elementor for it's ease of use (once you've learned it a bit) for the price.

Cons: It has a bit of a learning curve. Some elements take a bit longer to 'get' than others but the learning tools available from Elementor and the community are great.

Pros: I've built well over 50 websites with elementor, if not closer to 100, and the value for this builder continues to improve every year. A pro license is well worth the cost and provides you excellent templates, as well as the ability to save your own templates and create faster workflows for building websites. The ability to now use their cloud templates also is a welcomed improvement over the previous export and "paste from another site" options.

Cons: My only gripe with elementor is around their image optimization plugin currently always being pushed even inside the builder. The other weak spot in the builder is the ability to view revision history, this could be improved upon greatly. Lastly, setting those viewport sizes. Give people a 4k viewport template. We get so many clients who go to review an elementor project on 4k and we end up having to sink much more time into making the desktop view 4k friendly.

Pros: Elementor allows for robust, dynamic content abilities within WordPress, and gives really powerful templating for posts and different types of elements.

Cons: It’s not easy to create CSS classes for consistent website styling. I think the software could be a lot more user friendly.

Pros: Elementor is another website builder that I use to develop websites. What I like most is the availability of AI capabilities that help generate high quality images and top notch texts and codes in real-time.

Cons: It has been more than four years since I implemented Elementor and I have never come across any drawbacks nor hectic to customize feature.

Pros: Ease of use - lots of drag and drop. Easy to build and optimize your website/pages for SEO. I would recommend it for a simple website build.

Cons: Sometimes updates make the widgets a bit unreliable. Make sure you always keep it updated and read the latest emails from them to avoid issues.

Pros: It's very easy for non-coders to turn design ideas into responsive websites. Unlike other page-builders' Elementor doesn't restrict your design vision; as long as you have the patience, you can build almost anything you want.

Cons: Because Elementor has fewer restrictions than say SquareSpace, and it has way more features including dynamic elements, it can get confusing. There are also lots of ways to skin a cat, so you'll have to make architecture decisions as you build.

Pros: Lo bueno de Elementor es que sin necesidad de tener conocimientos previos de programacion peuedes armar tu sitio web y colocar todos los widgets y opciones que desees simplemente arrastrando y soltando.

Cons: Por ahora el unico punto que encuentro negativo de Elementor es que su editor necesita ser actualizado ya que en el tiempo se a quedado algo tosco su diseño.

Pros: It makes creating and updating my website easy. I would be unable to easily update my WordPress website without Elementor. By using this tool, I am able to keep options open without having to learn code.

Cons: Some add on options are an additional cost. It would be better if things like image optimization were included in the standard package.

Pros: The program itself is not bad, lots of plugins and function for marketing. But sometimes the layout gets scrambled up.

Cons: If you pause the subscription all you have done is upside down, plugins and modules don't work anymore.

Pros: The only thing worth appreciating about Elementor Pro is the abundance of third-party tutorials and community resources online — especially on YouTube. Without those, you'd be completely lost. If you had to rely solely on Elementor’s own support team to solve even basic issues, you'd be absolutely screwed. The user community is doing the heavy lifting that the company clearly doesn’t care to handle

Cons: $8d

Pros: There are a lot of fantastic options available, and it is compatible with most of the key plugins I have been using.

Cons: It is not intuitive and not smooth to work with. I don't think it is quick to learn and use, and sometimes I do find it overcomplicated, but it might be a subjective opinion, as it is not my first choice for the website builder.

Pros: It has been a trusted platform for building complex sites on WordPress for a long time now. I use it less because of the recent price increases, but some clients still want to use it.

Cons: The price increases have made it a bit more expensive for a freelancer to build websites with it. There are some other options out there that are more economical. I wouldn't mind paying extra for extras, but paying a lot for the core product seems too much. They have also been slow to introduce some features that would make it truly a next-gen builder for WordPress. I appreciated the Flex containers, but I have missed more advanced features since then. I am hopeful for the V4 launch but will have to see how that pans out.

Pros: The flexibility to make create websites, being able to have stored colors for branding, drag and drop builder, copy-paste of elements and styles. It changed the way website builders where being used in wordpress.

Cons: The only downside is speed optimization and first loading content LCP. It has improved a lot but it’s still bloated.

Pros: Elementor is easy to use since it offers drag-and-drop editing tool which saves time when designing and developing websites.

Cons: The free version though lack advanced features available in pro version.

Pros: How they made flexbox (and css grid) easier and more accessible to web designers and developers.

Cons: Lag in the backend, especially when more than one Elementor window is open. Extra <divs> or tags it adds to elements increases DOM size.

Pros: Simplicity, functionality and integration with many plugins in the Wordpress world.

Cons: There may be some cheaper competitors, and there may be a temptation to migrate.