Elementor Reviews

Elementor gives you full control over your website with its responsive live editing and endless ways to customize your website. Everything is made a visual process, which means it has an easy, intuitive UI with drag and drop features. Using its popup builder plugin, you can build any type of popup of any kind and manage it using triggers and advanced rules. The company’s popup builder comes with a button for various effects and animations to make your popup interactive. You can even integrate email, marketing, and social media apps. Elementor also has Right to Left (RTL) typography and multi-language support to reach your overseas audiences. Designing websites and popups is limitless with Elementor.

There are limitless types of popups you can make through the popup builder template. You can choose from a template such as classic, fly-in, full screen, slide-in, bottom bar, hello bar, and more. You can also set a custom popup via Custom CSS. Whether you make a widget pop-up in the popup builder or have a wild color as a background—it’s okay; go ham with the settings. In the general settings of the popup builder, the popup dimensions, design, placements, etc., are easy to configure, and you can even choose the entrance and exit animations!

You can control the conditions where your popup appears and triggers. In the popup builder, open via button or on click, on page load, on scroll, on scroll to element, after inactivity, and on-page exit intent are the trigger options. There are also advanced rules set up such as show after x page views, show after x sessions, show up to x times, when arriving from specific URL, show when arriving from, hide for logged in users and show on devices.

You can connect marketing tools for email and Customer Relationship Management (CRM). WordPress plugins are also available for e-Commerce and Search Engine Optimization (SEO). You can also integrate your favorite video and audio from social networking sites. For Developers, custom integrations are also available.

Elementor has extensive documentation, FAQ, popup builder tutorials, and more in their help center. There’s a code reference, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), and many other resources for developers. They also have ticket-based support for users through my.elementor.com. If you are a Pro user, make sure you used the same email address in your support ticket when you purchased the Pro version. You can also reach support through Messenger chat.

Elementor only supports issues related to the plug-in features. As for custom code, CSS, or any other development issues, you can join the Elementor private community with over 97,000 members. Here, you can connect and support your fellow web creators and ask for troubleshooting custom code.

Elementor accepts credit cards from major clients such as Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express. You can also send payment via Stripe or Paypal. All licenses are automatically billed annually. But you can change this in the subscription detail page on your Elementor Pro account.

Yes, if you are satisfied using Elementor’s popup builder for your website for free, feel free to upgrade to a Pro license anytime. Meanwhile, if you have a Personal license and want to upgrade to Plus, simply click ‘Upgrade’ on your account subscriptions page. You’ll only pay for the difference between the plans.

Yes, if you are unsatisfied with the Pro license, you can cancel your subscription within 30 days. You can request a refund by sending a ticket through your account. You’ll get your full money back.

If you choose to cancel auto-renewal for the Pro license, all your projects will remain. But you won’t be able to get support, Pro templates, and constant updates included in Elementor’s popup builder Pro license. The features you used might work differently. For example, Pro widgets won’t have dynamic features, although still editable.

Yes, you can transfer your license to another domain. You can do this by deactivating first the license of your former website on your WordPress Dashboard. And then add the license on the new website. You can check where your license is active in your Elementor Pro account.