Page Builder reviews from Reddit

Summary

We analyzed 361 Reddit reviews across 25 subreddits and 56 posts to rank the best Page Builder brands recommended by redditors, including communities like r/Wordpress, r/PPC, r/WebsiteBuilder, r/divi, r/shopify. Top-rated brands include Elementor (4.0/5), bricks (4.3/5), WordPress (4.4/5).

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Reviews361
Subreddits25
Posts56
Brands72
Products43
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#1

Elementor

4.0
(46)
"Elementor. It's the perfect blend of easy of use and complexity."
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"Recommend elementor, especially now with their new update to increase speed and decrease LCP"
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"Great options for building funnels with customization and better pricing."
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"I have been using the free version of elementor for friends/family etc."
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"Just use Elementor free version."
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"If you want premade templates, nothing can beat Elementor."
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"I would recommend elementor, the theme hello elementor, which is an extremely light weight theme with only wordpress and elementor."
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"I work with Elementor most of the time and I get a very good loading speed, after optimizing the website."
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"Elementor Pro is the best. I have designed tons of websites with Elementor Pro and my clients always love the results!"
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"Elementor is highly recommended without question."
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#2

bricks

4.3
(36)
"If you're looking for high customizability and solid performance, I'd lean toward Bricks Builder."
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"+1 for Bricks! I really love the ease of use and flexibility."
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"Bricks all the way ... nothing comes even close."
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"Bricks on the hype-train right now. It's really good."
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"Bricks Page Builder is fast, and easy to use. I’ve used it in most of my projects, and it never disappoints!"
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"All seemed garbage to me when I switched to Bricks. It's fast, clean code, more control."
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"Bricks is awesome and the only one we use now."
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"The answer you will get from this community is Bricks."
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"Bricks Builder. Take that from someone who has built websites for the past 15 years."
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"Bricks is a superior page builder compared to Divi and Elementor."
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#3

WordPress

4.4
(26)
"We build our websites on WordPress using Breakdance. It’s super quick and very easy to use."
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"Wordpress and Breakdance Pro Breakdance is intuitive and fast."
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"Extensive customization options and numerous help articles available."
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"Now, the WordPress editor itself is a page builder."
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"Gutenberg is nice because you have the WordPress community to refer clients to. I use wordpress.com hosting and so they can just reach out to support if they have any questions after hand-off."
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"The block editor does not bloat up the DOM unlike Elementor and other page builders, resulting in better page speed."
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"Just pick a theme like understrap which is wordpress + boostrap and code it by hand. It WILL be faster."
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"Just use the WP editor (Gutenburg) with the right blocks/patterns and you don't need a page builder."
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"You should avoid all page builders but Gutenberg."
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"I just built my first Wordpress site and I had no idea these existed. It looks like I’ve just been using the Gutenberg built in editor. Worked great for me."
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#4

Beaver Builder

4.4
(19)
"Easy to use for non-developers, is very fast, and mobile responsive."
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"They have a lot of free templates at Assistant Pro."
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"Beaver Builder is the easiest page builder to use in my opinion. My wife picked it up really fast because it was so intuitive."
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"It's free to use and can help you build your charity website."
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"It's lightweight and is great for speed optimization."
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"I highly recommend Beaver Builder!"
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"Beaver Builder is pretty user friendly."
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"Highly recommended for building websites."
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"Beaver Builder."
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"Beaver Builder."
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#5

Gutenberg

4.0
(20)
"Build your own custom blocks in Gutenberg and you have total control over the HTML rendered."
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"Gutenberg shines for productized services for DIY clients."
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"Gutenberg with Kadence Blocks is all i need."
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"A powerful builder with predefined client design patterns."
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"Use Gutenberg instead, it might take a bit longer but you'll have a better website in the long run."
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"Gutenberg and Bricks are good too."
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"Using Gutenberg, mixed with custom CSS/JS and then building custom PHP templates."
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"Gutenberg is a great choice."
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"Personally I would try Gutenberg first."
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"Go for something that uses Gutenberg."
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#6

Breakdance

4.2
(18)
"Breakdance 👊👌"
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"Breakdance has unlimited possibilities and reduces the need for extra plugins."
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"Breakdance is really good for this. You can set up WordPress like templates that render content from the Gutenberg editor, and add ACF fields."
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"The BD element studio allows you to create your own custom elements and functionality too."
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"Breakdance, Tnks me later"
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"Wayyyy easier and faster to build websites once you get used to it and nowhere near the amount of bloat WPBakery has."
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"It's so much faster than these other bloated ones, I've only just started using it as I'm not a fan of page builders/block builders, but it's honestly really impressed me."
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"Breakdance."
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"Breakdance or bricks"
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"With some smarts and rocket I’m getting really good speed scores."
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#7

Oxygen

4.1
(16)
"I love Oxygen, the more I use it the more brilliant I find it"
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"Oxygen whoops all page builders by miles in terms of site speed and features."
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"For a flexible, high-performance site built by a sophisticated user - it really has to be Oxygen imo."
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"Oxygen or bricks. the others are nothing."
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"Oxygen is my primary tool and I have great success with it."
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"Out of the box Bricks or Oxygen, Elementor can be made to be extremely performant with effort."
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"Oxygen is powerful for those with coding knowledge, despite having fewer ready-made elements."
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"Oxygen is amazing but a bit more developer friendly."
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"Oxygen."
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"You’re looking for Oxygen Builder."
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#8

DIVI

3.8
(16)
"I'm using Divi and I love it!"
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"Just use Divi. It has most of the plugins built in and is very well supported."
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"Several Divi sites on shared reseller hosting load in under a second."
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"I’ve used Divi too. it’s easier to pick up but can get bloated over time."
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"Divi Builder Super versatile with tons of pre-made layouts and a visual drag-and-drop editor."
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"Divi recommended"
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"I've also seen theme companies I've used (Like Divi) offer page builders now as well."
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"Divi has been good too in my experience, also good support and easy to learn."
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"Divi is another builder that performs well with proper caching."
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"Divi is very powerful and makes it easy to build complex pages."
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#9

Elegant Themes

4.2
(10)
"Divi is a lot better compared to Elementor, requiring less hosting speed and PHP memory."
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"Divi is far better than most for large sites requiring digital marketing."
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"I prefer Divi by Elegant Themes for its flexibility and design options."
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"If you want to build with zero coding knowledge, I would suggest using DIVI."
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"Divi is great for speed and ease of use, especially with a lifetime license."
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"I like Divi better since they have ready to go templates which makes building faster."
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"I enjoy working with Divi even though it can have some glitches."
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"Divi is simple to use for clients who want to make their own changes."
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"Divi is a great builder, better than Gutenberg, allowing for easy design creation."
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"Many users complain about Divi being bloated and slow."
#10

Kadence

4.3
(8)
"I think I will go for the Kadence tool because it scored best in the equalize digital report and it appears to be more straight-forward than Bricks"
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"Kadence is an elegant beautiful simple theme. One of the best out there. Works well with Blocks, Blocks Pro Gutenberg etc or other builders. I am working on a website with it and so far it is a pleasant experience."
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"[Kadence](https://www.kadencewp.com/kadence-theme/starter-templates/) is another option."
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"Someone suggested Kadence to me recently. Maybe have a look at that"
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"Kadence!"
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"I still use Kadence when I'm lazy and doing free stuff to help people! I think what I like about them is that because they prioritize accessibility, I trust they will fix any issues I find."
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"Kadence."
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"Not a fan of Kadence or Astra either - they're better but using them feels like navigating a labyrinth."
#11

Unbounce

4.1
(8)
"I've had great success with Unbounce for lead gen landing pages - it's super intuitive and has tons of high-converting templates."
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"Unbounce is great. Instapage is similar as well. I'm a big Unbounce fan."
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"I would say unbounce is the no brainer option"
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"We love Unbounce. Lotta flex and fast."
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"You can look at Unbounce, LeadPages...ect."
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"I have used Unbounce in the past. It is easy to use and also to customize."
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"For me, it's been Unbounce for a couple of years now."
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"But we switched to Unbounce 3 years ago because Instapage jacked up the price."
#12

Carrd

4.3
(7)
"Carrd, and I send them to convert kit for educational email course"
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"Carrd"
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"I’ve had good times with carrd. Extremely easy to get started."
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"I would agree with Carrd if you just want to create a simple landing page."
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"I use Carrd. it's really good"
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"If you're on a super tight budget you could try carrd.co."
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"I'm considering Carrd. I haven't started using it yet, but the designs look beautiful."
#13

LiveCanvas

4.5
(6)
"LiveCanvas. It’s like you all like the low quality builders over some pro experience."
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"If you're looking for maximum customization, LiveCanvas is the way to go."
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"Really clean, powerful and very strong in customization!"
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"For speed I've been testing out LiveCanvas. It's much faster as it loads pages into HTML."
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"Little known but great for performance, you should know a bit of HTML & CSS."
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"The fastest imo and from testing are: LiveCanvas (you must know Bootstrap though), Generatepress, Kadence, Bricks, Oxygen to name a few."
#14

GeneratePress

4.2
(6)
"GeneratePress has got most of the bases covered, focusing on minimal 'extra' markup and mostly clean HTML/CSS code."
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"Made by the guys at GeneratePress and scored 100/100 out of the box running both."
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"Any of the popular major themes (like the ones you mentioned, and GeneratePress) should have no problem doing that."
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"GeneratePress+GenerateBlocks+Pods, and build what do you want."
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"GeneratePress. Site loads under 0.4 sec."
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"GeneratePress anyone?"
#15

Webflow

4.2
(5)
"My favorite builder I have used as a freelancer is Webflow by far."
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"I’ve used it on a few projects and has been great."
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"Also had good results with landing pages built with ... Webflow"
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"In the website builder space, you can consider Webflow or Framer."
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"For a robust site, Webflow will be great, but it comes with a slight learning curve."
#16

Squarespace

4.2
(5)
"Known for its sleek, modern templates and ease of use."
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"Also had good results with landing pages built with ... squarespace."
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"Squarespace is considered like one, but its super simple to use and works well."
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"Squarespace is a good choice for sleek, professional templates and has built-in SEO tools."
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"Just use square space"
#17

Instapage

4.2
(5)
"Switch from Unbounce to Instapage, super satisfied."
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"[https://instapage.com/en/products/landing-page-builder](https://instapage.com/en/products/landing-page-builder)"
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"For landing pages I had good results with unbounce and insta pages"
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"We used to used Instapage at my agency for quite a few years. Elegant and easy-to-use interface."
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"I had great results with Instapage back in the day but it’s pricey."
#18

SeedProd

5.0
(4)
"I've always used SeedProd. It's much easier and faster than some of the other optons out there."
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"I’ve also had a good experience with SeedProd."
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"I use SeedProd on my projects. Works like a charm."
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"Incredibly powerful product for building funnels in WordPress."
#19

Gempages

4.5
(4)
"I'd definitely check out GemPages or PageFly—both are solid drag-and-drop builders."
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"I second Gempages very good"
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"Gempages looks promising."
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"Gem pages"
#20

Pinegrow

3.6
(5)
"Pinegrow provides amazing code output and is super fast."
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"Pinegrow.com Visual IDE for HTML/CSS/JS."
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"Pinegrow's editor is quite good, though there were parts that didn't fit just right with some WordPress updates."
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"Pinegrow (standalone Web Editor w/ WP theme builder) Or Pinegrow WP Plugin."
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"Pinegrow is amazing, but it's for pros and not beginner friendly."
#21

Shopify

4.5
(4)
"I would recommend Shopify because it’s very easy to use, even if you’re new to e-commerce. It offers customizable templates that help you create a unique store for your brand."
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"The best page builder is using the Shopify json/liquid workflow and writing the html. It is not hard, and takes about 30mins to get the hang of it."
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"Compared to regular Shopify themes, Instant.so offers more detailed customization options, especially for creating pages focused on boosting sales."
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"There's a page with a selection of page builders from Shopify."
#22

Leadpages

4.3
(4)
"We use Leadpages and its great. Never looked back."
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"Leadpages is great for a focus on sales/leads. Used it before and it was relatively simple."
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"I found lead pages to be easier to use than framer."
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"There are hundreds of these Leadpages, Wix etc.. all have pre-launch landing page templates"
#23

Pagefly

4.3
(4)
"Check out PageFly or GemPages—they're both super solid for Shopify."
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"Pagefly looks promising."
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"PageFly is a good solution to follow."
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"I use PageFly with my customers already existing theme without any issues."
#24

Framer

4.0
(4)
"Plus one for Framer but it's a bit confusing at first."
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"I believe Framer is best."
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"Framer might be your best option for a beginner since its layout is similar to Figma, and it has lots of great interaction ready to use."
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"Yep.so or framer"
#25

Landingi

4.7
(3)
"I switched to Landingi. way smoother experience, things don’t randomly shift or break."
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"Quite powerful and their customer support is lovely people!"
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"In the landing page space, you can consider Landingi (a great value-to-money option)."
#26

Spectra

3.3
(4)
"Go for block editor. Use Spectra to expand the capabilities that you are looking for. It is already being used by 600k+ users."
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"Spectra and kadence top"
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"Spectra anyone?"
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"Avoid spectra at all cost if you are building an ecommerce website."
#27

Wix

4.0
(3)
"Incredibly user-friendly and perfect for beginners with a wide variety of templates."
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"Great for easy drag-and-drop design and customization."
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"Go to wix or similar builder."
#28

Flatsome

4.0
(3)
"Flatsome has always been fast for me."
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"Flatsome"
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"Flatsome 🤷🏻‍♀️"
#29

Brizy

3.7
(3)
"Brizy, can be used either on Wordpress or on their cloud option. Lots of flexibility."
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"Brizy."
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"It’s definitely not as powerful as Oxygen, but it’s visual editor is far simpler for our clients after we hand over the site."
#30

LifterLMS

5.0
(2)
"LifterLMS has a great page builder plugin called Aircraft which has a template library of common elements."
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"The best page builder for loading speed is to use the default WordPress page builder (block editor) and a strong design template library like Aircraft by LifterLMS."
#31

Cwicly

5.0
(2)
"Cwicly is an excellent tool for web design."
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"I have also been trying Cwicly and have great success with it."
#32

Bricks Builder

5.0
(2)
"Bricks Builder is highly rated!"
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"Bricks Builder is the only correct answer!"
#33

Systeme.io

4.5
(2)
"I would recommend systeme io,,you can start for free and build up to 3 funnels."
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"System.io is also very straightforward and powerful."
#34

YOOtheme

2.7
(3)
"The way it works dynamically with custom fields is fantastic, and it's the most intuitive interface I've seen."
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"YooTheme does not have an intuitive interface as some people claim."
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"Positive review for YOOtheme."
#35

Unicorn Platform

4.0
(2)
"The speed and ease of use plus price is unmatched."
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"It seems pretty good!"
#36

Thrive Themes

4.0
(2)
"I prefer Thrive Themes myself but Elementor is also good and you can start using it for free."
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"I use Thrive Themes."
#37

WPBakery

4.0
(2)
"WPBakery is also well-accepted by clients."
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"The small percentage of my clients who use page builders mostly use Visual Composer/WPBakery or Elementor"
#38

Bootstrap Studio

4.0
(2)
"Bootstrap Studio is good but doesn't offer a frameworkless experience."
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"You could use Bootstrap Studio, export to HTML&CSS."
#39

ACF

4.0
(2)
"Classic and everything ACF."
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"I don’t think you need a page builder. Just ACF will do this simply."
#40

Replo

4.0
(2)
"Try Replo is highly recommended!"
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"I prefer replo"
#41

GenerateBlocks

4.0
(2)
"Generateblocks"
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"And that the list is missing GenerateBlocks."
#42

Wagtail

3.5
(2)
"Indeed this is what Wagtail is made for."
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"Wagtail actually allows for extremely complex content creation."
#43

Avada

3.0
(2)
"Avada has some really decent pre-made templates."
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"Avada was great in 2013-2015 but has since declined."
#44

Visual Composer

2.5
(2)
"Some clients prefer Visual Composer the most."
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"Visual Composer has declined in quality since its inception."
#45

Brick

5.0
(1)
"Get Brick"
#46

Themify

5.0
(1)
"I use Themify. I love it and never see anyone mention it."
#47

Coffeecup

5.0
(1)
"Coffeecup offers both framework and non-framework building options."
#48

EComposer

5.0
(1)
"It is really nice and you can customize Home Page, Product Page, Collection Page, and more."
#49

NixiHost

5.0
(1)
"Fast and reliable hosting with no issues."
#50

WPMU DEV

5.0
(1)
"The WPMU DEV hosting package comes with multiple useful paid plugins."
#51

Chat-GPT

5.0
(1)
"Chat-GPT is excellent at generating plain HTML/CSS."
#52

Balbooa

5.0
(1)
"Handys down - Balbooa's Gridbox is an excellent product."
#53

Live Canvas

5.0
(1)
"Definitely a coders page builder, especially if you use bootstrap. It's the first lightweight page builder I've found outside of just ACF."
#54

BlankSlate

5.0
(1)
"You can use a blank theme like BlankSlate, and then use static HTML/CSS."
#55

SP Page Builder

5.0
(1)
"SP Page Builder is by far the most popular Page Builder."
#56

Cassiopeia

5.0
(1)
"I prefer to stick to core solutions to avoid technical debt."
#57

Helix Ultimate

5.0
(1)
"Helix Ultimate framework is the most popular used by template makers."
#58

Structeezy

5.0
(1)
"Structeezy allows you to right-click view a site, copy the HTML, paste it into Bricks and it creates the bricks elements from it."
#59

Oxygen Builder

5.0
(1)
"Oxygen Builder is one of the top builders!"
#60

Cwickly

5.0
(1)
"Cwickly is among the best!"
#61

motion.page

5.0
(1)
"For animation specifically I would go for motion.page."
#62

Zion Builder

5.0
(1)
"I have also been trying Zion Builder and have great success with it."
#63

WPBakery Page Builder

4.0
(1)
"I've found that WP Bakery PageBuilder is the easiest for them to learn."
#64

Block Editor

4.0
(1)
"Block editor all the way."
#65

Themify Ultra

4.0
(1)
"Runs well, built for good page speed scores, good features, good extensibility."
#66

WP Rocket

4.0
(1)
"I’d use whatever is the easiest for you to use."
#67

Qi

4.0
(1)
"It is completely free and have demos for portfolio sites."
#68

SiteOrigin

4.0
(1)
"For page builders, I like Site Origin, but I think the NextGen free, and then later pro, is the best option."
#69

Bricks

4.0
(1)
"Gutenberg and Bricks are good too."
#70

WPHost

4.0
(1)
"This project by WPHost is interesting and provides valuable insights into page builder speed comparisons."
#71

Green Shift

4.0
(1)
"Green shift looks to have great speed scores but it is complicated to use."
#72

Quix Page Builder

4.0
(1)
"Quix Page Builder is another quality solution."

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