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1. #Beaver builder vs elementor pro pro
2. #Beaver builder vs elementor pro code
3. #Beaver builder vs elementor pro license

I had tried Elementor way back when it was just launched and I used the free version. That will always be there irrespective of what product it is. Of course, you’ll find people jumping from one ship to another. If it was “bad”, they wouldn’t stick to it for that long. Very happy so far.Įlementor Page Builder has a huge audience for a reason. I used to be a graphic designer of websites, so this just skips the Photoshop, and I build directly in Beaver.

#Beaver builder vs elementor pro code

The code is pretty clean and fast loading and you can build anything you want if you understand the Beaver Themer.

#Beaver builder vs elementor pro pro

The biggest Con is image resizing, not available at all, you need to work your images before using them or hope it’ll fill correctly that’s why this is not WYSIWYG.Have to save my work and reload the page so my mouse will stop auto-selecting and dragging widgets around for no reason Elementor hijacks Google chrome on my Mac when I right-click after having the editor open for a while.Makes squaring things off a little clunky.

#Beaver builder vs elementor pro license

Elementor you need to enter the license manually for EVERY subsite.Īnyway, both Elementor Page Builder and Beaver Builder Plugin have their pros and cons. You enter it in once, for the whole network. That’s not even an opinion, that’s a fact! BB doesn’t just work on a multisite, it has features built for it! Oh, and the licensing is so much better.

I simply will NEVER use Elementor on a multisite network again. – Multisite support, and this right here is why I got BB. And you can even toss them into a heading module. You can build if statements and so so much with their shortcodes and custom fields. – BB shortcode system is miles ahead from what Elementor has. With BB you can link almost everything colors, WYSIWYG, all images, links, etc. In Elementor you can link a lot of the basic things such as text, links, some images, etc. You can link so much more to custom fields. – The dynamic fields/content is far superior on BB. Which I mean, it is a page builder…but important things with Elementor take forever. – While the Elementor updates are more frequent (which I don’t always like), it seems like a lot of them are fluff and all cater to the DIY/beginner demographic. This may or may not matter to some, but it’s sometimes nice to have a base starting point for certain things. – Elementor has many more starting templates. This could eliminate another plugin completely for some people. – Elementor has helpful keyboard shortcuts. With BB you need to purchase a separate plugin (Themer). – Dynamic fields and theme editor all built in with Elementor. Things that would take seconds in Elementor, end up taking much longer with Beaver Builder. When using Beaver Builder, after Elementor it’s almost annoying seeing so few modules to work with at times. Neither one is perfect, and both have their own set of bugs. As a license owner of both (unlimited and Agency), and somebody who still uses both, I will say that there are pros and cons.