Item: Elementor
Rating: 6
Author: Dennis Maksymov

Use Cases and Deployment Scope

I utilized Elementor for about three years as our go-to landing page builder for Wordpress. It has a great UI and is very easy to master, however, it also comes with a number of performance issues, which is why we made a decision to switch from it. Overall, it is a good software, but could be better if the development team could ever address performance issues

Pros and Cons

Easy creations of Landing Pages
Great Popup Form Builder

It's much slower than many of the new players like Webflow, Oxygen or many others
Introduction of one-time pricing could make it worth it

Return on Investment

Increased the speed of development of landing pages
Increased conversion rates by introduction of popups
Reduced development costs

Alternatives Considered

Webflow, unbounce and Leadpages

Elementor is relatively cheap and easy to use, but comes with a number of performance issues which ruin the experience in the long run. Right now, we've switched to Webflow and unbounce for the same ease of use, but with improved performance

Key Insights

Do you think Elementor delivers good value for the price?

Yes

Are you happy with Elementor's feature set?

Yes

Did Elementor live up to sales and marketing promises?

Yes

Did implementation of Elementor go as expected?

Yes

Would you buy Elementor again?

Other Software Used

Webflow, Airtable, Intercom, Crisp, unbounce

Likelihood to Recommend

It could be a good tool for a company which doesn't have a big development team, or just for any marketing department where less tech-savy people can easily create beautiful landing pages. It has some really good additions, like Popup Builder which helps to increase conversions on the websites.

Easy to use tool at affordable price, which has a number of performance issues

Overall Satisfaction with Elementor