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Posted July 15, 2021 by Lee<\/p>\n

When it comes to building your WordPress site, two page builders stand head and shoulders above the rest: Divi<\/strong> and Elementor<\/strong>. Figuring out which is better, though, can be a challenge. Each has its positives and negatives. And the one you choose will depend heavily on the kind of site that you\u2019d like to build.<\/p>\n

Divi and Elementor are the two leading drag-and-drop WordPress page-building solutions currently available<\/em>. These products allow you to build a site that is completely yours without having to learn anything super technical. Both attempt to be as intuitive as possible.<\/p>\n

But while user-friendliness is at the core of both solutions, they go about it in different ways. The scope and features of each vary considerably.<\/p>\n

Ultimately, one is not better than the other. Which you choose will depend very much on your aims and objectives<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

In this post, we compare Elementor and Divi by topic \u2013 key areas of differentiation that matter to you. We will then conclude with a quick summary describing the kind of WordPress users who stand to benefit most from each.<\/p>\n

So, without further ado, let\u2019s dive right in.<\/p>\n

Pricing<\/h2>\n

Before you begin building a website<\/a>, you need to consider how much it\u2019s going to cost (and whether it\u2019s worth the investment).<\/p>\n

For budget users, Elementor page builder arguably has an edge. You can use some of its features completely free of charge and still get a highly flexible, meaningful experience. Even without handing over any money, you can still get access to great designs, allowing you to create a professional-looking website.<\/p>\n

Both Divi and Elementor also have premium versions. If you\u2019re building a single site, Elementor works out as cheaper. However, if you want to use properties across sites, then Divi works out as the better value option.<\/p>\n

Here\u2019s why.<\/p>\n

For Divi, you\u2019ll pay a one-year license of $89 (\u00a364) for unlimited use of Elegant Themes across your sites (and those of your clients). At that price, you get all Divi themes, extra themes, and a bunch of email opt-out and social sharing plug-ins. It doesn\u2019t matter how much you use Divi theme builder, the price is always the same.<\/p>\n

For Elementor, it\u2019s a different story. If you only need themes for one site, you\u2019ll pay $49 (\u00a335) a year. If however, you want to run three sites, you\u2019ll pay $99 (\u00a371) per year. And if you want to run four sites or more then the price shoots up to $199 (\u00a3143) per year.<\/p>\n

Templates<\/h2>\n

As you might expect, both Divi and Elementor come with a vast selection of templates<\/a>, allowing you to avoid having to create designs from scratch. These product features let you import professional-looking sites and simply tinker with them to create a site that suits you.<\/p>\n

The number of templates Divi offers changes all the time. However, in January 2021, it had around 1,450.<\/p>\n

Divi is helpful because it divides templates into themed collections. It also lets you download \u201clayout packs\u201d providing specific templates for the types of pages likely to appear on your sites, such as about pages, contact pages and home pages.<\/p>\n

By comparison, Elementor supplies around 200 templates with the Pro version of its service. Templates feature what the company calls \u201cblocks.\u201d These are essentially little lego pieces that allow you to snap elements of pages together in a way that looks professional.<\/p>\n

Some of Elementor\u2019s templates fit into \u201ckits\u201d \u2013 just like Divi\u2019s themed collections. However, the number of options on offer is substantially less.<\/p>\n

Support<\/h2>\n

When building a website, you often need support.<\/p>\n

Divi offers all Elegant Theme users the following:<\/p>\n