All Elementor Plans & Pricing

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Free

  • Free Elementor plugin
  • 30+ basic widgets
  • Designer-made templates
  • Drag-and-drop editor
  • Responsive design controls

Essential

  • 57 Pro widgets
  • Theme Builder
  • Form Builder (limited)
  • Basic dynamic content
  • AI support
  • 1 website

Advanced Solo

  • 85 Pro widgets
  • Full dynamic content
  • Popup Builder
  • Custom CSS
  • eCommerce widgets
  • Collaborative Notes
  • 1 website

Advanced

  • 85 Pro widgets
  • Everything in Advanced Solo
  • Popup Builder
  • Custom CSS
  • Site management dashboard
  • 3 websites

Expert

  • 85 Pro widgets
  • Everything in Advanced
  • Cloud Templates
  • Priority support
  • 25 websites

Elementor One

  • Editor Pro (full widgets)
  • 25,000 monthly One credits
  • Image optimization
  • Email deliverability
  • Site accessibility tools
  • Site management
  • Priority support
  • 1 website
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Elementor costs Free to $399 per year as of September 2026, with 6 plans available including a free tier. Plan: Free (free). Pricing depends on your chosen tier, contract length, and negotiated discounts.

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  • Free tier: Yes

Elementor offers 6 pricing tiers: Free, Essential, Advanced Solo, Advanced, Expert, Elementor One. The Essential plan is a single site that needs core pro widgets and theme builder.

Compared to other no-code/low-code software, Elementor is positioned at the mid-market price point.

  • 15 documented hidden costs beyond list price
  • Contracts auto-renew

How much does Elementor cost?

Elementor offers a free plan with 5 paid tiers from $Infinity to $399/year. Plans include Free (free), Essential (custom pricing), Advanced Solo (custom pricing), Advanced (custom pricing), Expert (custom pricing), Elementor One (custom pricing).

Elementor Pricing Overview

Elementor has 6 pricing plans, including a free tier. Paid plans range from $0 to $399/year. The Free plan is free and is best for building basic wordpress sites for free. The Essential plan requires contacting sales for a custom quote and is designed for a single site that needs core pro widgets and theme builder. The Advanced Solo plan requires contacting sales for a custom quote and is designed for a single professional site needing the full pro widget set. The Advanced plan requires contacting sales for a custom quote and is designed for freelancers or small studios running up to 3 sites. The Expert plan requires contacting sales for a custom quote and is designed for agencies managing many client sites (up to 25). The Elementor One plan requires contacting sales for a custom quote and is designed for an all-in-one bundle of pro plus hosting-adjacent services and ai credits.

Elementor contracts auto-renew, with a 1 year (annual billing only; no monthly option) minimum commitment.

There are at least 15 documented hidden costs beyond Elementor's list price, including implementation, training, and add-on fees.

This pricing was last verified in July 21, 2026.

Elementor is the most widely used WordPress website builder, a drag-and-drop page builder plugin that lets you design responsive sites visually without writing code. The free plugin handles basic site building, while Elementor Pro adds the Theme Builder, Popup Builder, Form Builder, and dozens of advanced widgets.

Elementor pricing is annual and license-based. The free plugin is $0, and Pro starts at $59/year for the Essential plan (1 site). Advanced Solo is $99/year, Advanced is $199/year for 3 sites, and Expert is $399/year for 25 sites. Licenses renew annually for continued updates and support.

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What Companies Actually Pay for Elementor

Review scores
Trustpilot 1.8out of 5 (24)
Third-party review aggregates, as of Sep 2026
Top pricing complaints
Auto-renewal charges continue after cancellation attempts, including cases where cancellation was completed multiple timesHuman support locked behind a paid Priority Support add-on, even for long-term Pro subscribersAI features (Angie AI) unreliable with non-refundable upgrade credits consumed on failed tasksSignificant price hikes year-over-year with no loyalty discounts or promo codes for existing customers

Elementor Year 1 Total Cost by Company Size

Real deployment costs including licenses, implementation, training, and admin — not just the sticker price.

Hobbyist / Getting Started $0 Year 1 total
free plugin, basic widgets only
Total $0

A solo user building a basic personal or portfolio site on WordPress using the free Elementor plugin.

Freelancer (single client site) $99 Year 1 total
Advanced Solo, 1 site
Total $99

A freelancer building one professional client site needing the full Pro widget set, Popup Builder, and custom CSS on Advanced Solo.

Small Studio (3 sites) $199 Year 1 total
$66/site/year on the Advanced plan
Total $199

A small studio maintaining three client websites with the full Pro feature set on the Advanced plan.

Agency (25 sites) $399 Year 1 total
~$16/site/year on the Expert plan
Total $399

An agency managing up to 25 client sites with Cloud Templates and priority support on the Expert plan.

Solo Developer / Multiple Sites $99 Year 1 total
Advanced Solo plan
Total $99

A solo web developer managing a small number of client or personal sites.

Small Agency $199 Year 1 total
Advanced plan
Total $199

A small web design agency building and maintaining sites for multiple clients.

Large Agency $399 Year 1 total
Expert plan
Total $399

A web agency or developer managing a large portfolio of client sites.

Basic Pro User — Single Site Build $59 Year 1 total
Essential plan
Total $59

WordPress site owner needing Pro features such as Theme Builder and Form Builder not available in the free plan

Solo Developer or Freelancer — Multi-Project Work $99 Year 1 total
Advanced Solo plan
Total $99

Individual developer managing multiple client projects needing full Pro feature access

Agency or Power User with Priority Support $228 Year 1 total
Elementor One plan
Total $228

Team or agency needing Pro features plus reliable human support access; Elementor One is the plan tier confirmed to include priority support

High-Volume Agency $399 Year 1 total
Expert plan
Total $399

Agency or studio needing broadest feature access across many sites

How Elementor Pricing Compares

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Elementor Free $399/year
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Bubble Free $549/month
Glide Free $199/month
Landingi $24/month $1199/month

15 Elementor Hidden Costs Beyond the List Price

Beyond the listed price, Elementor has at least 15 documented hidden costs that can significantly increase total cost of ownership.

Watch for 15 hidden costs
  • Silent Auto-Renewal and Difficult Cancellation $59-$399
    critical 4 sources
    Trustpilot "Silent autorenewal and account deletion is made incredibly hard."
    Trustpilot "The cancellation process was far more difficult than it should have been. Instead of having a clear, obvious “Cancel Subscription” option, I had to dig through account settings to find the automatic renewal controls."
    Trustpilot "Elementor kept renewing my account even after the card expired and has got renewed from the bank with new expiry dates and security code. This should not be possible normally, but they managed to bypass it and keep charging anyway."
    Trustpilot "Cancellation failed on the website after confirming 5 times that I wanted to cancel. They sent an email then directing me back to same cancellation process, just for it to loop back and fail another time. Rinse and repeat!? I sorted it after a year!"
  • Grandfathered Plan Permanently Lost After 30-Day Grace Period 50-100% of license costs
    high 1 source
    Trustpilot "Support told me a payment had failed, there was a 30-day grace period, and because I contacted them after that period they could not restore my grandfathered plan. My only option was to buy the new plan at roughly twice the price."
  • Human Support Replaced by AI Chatbot; Human Access Gated 10-20% of license costs
    high 3 sources
    Trustpilot "For 50 days, I was stuck talking to an AI chatbot that gave generic, unhelpful responses and could not solve the problem. No matter how detailed I was, the AI kept looping the same useless advice."
    Trustpilot "I just got an email that from June 3 I won't even get real support with my Pro subscription anymore — just an AI chatbot. Paying for Pro and getting this is unacceptable."
    Trustpilot "They tried to get me to subscribe to a premium plan so that I could talk with a human."
  • AI Credits Permanently Deleted on Missed Payment 5-20% of license costs
    high 1 source
    Trustpilot "700,000+ AI credits I’d accumulated over months — credits I paid for — were deleted instantly. Not paused. Gone. Billing’s position: accumulated credits are forfeited on expiration, no exceptions."
  • Support Access Cut Off During Payment Lapse 5-10% of license costs
    high 1 source
    Trustpilot "The 'priority support' I paid for as part of the agency plan? Unreachable — being late on one payment locked me out of tickets and chat entirely, exactly when I needed help most."
  • Refund Difficulties Within Published 30-Day Window $59-$399
    medium 2 sources
    Trustpilot "I tried to cancel my subscription and get a refund within the 30-day window - within 9 days to be exact. Submitted support tickets and received the run around until today."
    Trustpilot "Great product but the customer service is horrible, worse than a bad AI system. 7 mails and counting for a simple refund that is within their terms for a domain that we don't use."
  • Unauthorized Post-Cancellation Charges $59-$399
    critical 3 sources
    Trustpilot "I already canceled the subscription last year, and yet they charged me without my authorization. I had to go through hoops, and I still can't get through to their support team to send me a full refund"
    Trustpilot "After briefly trialling this product 3 years ago before deciding its bloat and poor experience meant it wasn't ideal for my business I removed it from my website."
    Trustpilot "apparently you can even remove your debit card from your account so even though they said it was canceled, they still keep access to your card. I am demanding a refund but again there's no one there to listen, hear, or respond."
  • Broken and Deliberately Obfuscated Cancellation Process $59-$399
    high 4 sources
    Trustpilot "The cancellation functionality in my Elementor dashboard simply did not work. I tried troubleshooting the problem, including using a private browser window, but still could not cancel."
    Trustpilot "The 'stop billing' toggle was broken on the website and it took multiple emails with multiple departments to get my subscription cancelled. This took my experience from great to horrible. Will never purchase this service again."
    Trustpilot "Silent autorenewal and account deletion is made incredibly hard."
    Trustpilot "Instead of having a clear, obvious “Cancel Subscription” option, I had to dig through account settings to find the automatic renewal controls. A paying customer should not have to search support articles just to figure out how to stop being billed."
  • Human Support Access Gated Behind Active Subscription 5-15% of license costs
    high 3 sources
    Trustpilot "Only when I finally said I wanted to cancel my subscription did a real human support agent suddenly appear and take over the ticket. This is unacceptable. Elementor needs to seriously improve its support system."
    Trustpilot "I explained that I still couldn’t access the support included with my account. Instead of resolving that issue, the representative ended the conversation."
    Trustpilot "my Pro subscription has now expired, since the website is no longer active, and apparently the only way to contact the support team to request account deletion is by maintaining a paid subscription."
  • Annual-Only Billing with No Monthly Option $59-$399
    medium 1 source
    Trustpilot "When I asked for a refund for my subscriptions that weren't used, I was refused."
  • Priority Support Add-on Required for Human Agent Access 5-15% of license costs
    high 3 sources
    Trustpilot "What was once a good product is now obsolete with no way to contact support even via email or ticket without paying an additional fee for "priority support."
    Trustpilot "Elementor pro now crashes our website and in order to get any kind of (What should be) timely support, you have to purchase a support plan...which we did. However, their support needs support."
    Trustpilot "After six years as a paying Elementor Pro customer, I am extremely disappointed. I renewed my subscription in April with access to human support, and that support was available to me as recently as last month."
  • Auto-Renewal Charges After Cancellation Attempts $59-$399
    critical 5 sources
    Trustpilot "I already canceled the subscription last year, and yet they charged me without my authorization. I had to go through hoops, and I still can't get through to their support team to send me a full refund"
    Trustpilot "The cancellation functionality in my Elementor dashboard simply did not work."
    Trustpilot "The 'stop billing' toggle was broken on the website and it took multiple emails with multiple departments to get my subscription cancelled."
    Trustpilot "After briefly trialling this product 3 years ago before deciding its bloat and poor experience meant it wasn't ideal for my business I removed it from my website."
    Trustpilot "I demanded that they cancel my account. I deleted everything off my computer that had nothing to do with Elementor and I cringe every time I see their name. So, you can imagine my surprise when, after 18 months, I see a $100 charge on my debit card."
  • Elementor AI Add-on Does Not Perform as Advertised 5-10% of license costs
    medium 2 sources
    Trustpilot "Don't waste your money on ELEMENTOR AI I am writing this to warn others before they spend their hard-earned money on Elementor's AI tools."
    Trustpilot "something is not working on their side, I have premium and they still want me to pay them extra money to fix their not working product?"
  • AI Add-on Credits (Angie AI) — Non-Refundable on Upgrade 5-15% of license costs
    medium 2 sources
    Trustpilot "Multiple prompts were accepted and confirmed as completed, while the requested changes were either incomplete or not carried out at all. Credits were still consumed during these interactions."
    Trustpilot "Elementor confirmed that upgrades are excluded from their refund policy, even though I had previously been informed by a support representative that a downgrade and refund would be possible within the 30-day period."
    Trustpilot "Don't waste your money on their AI add-ons. The product is not reliable, and the support is non-existent. Save yourself the frustration and look for alternative AI website tools."
  • Significant Annual Price Increases with No Loyalty Pricing 10-30% of license costs
    medium 1 source
    Trustpilot "Bumping the cost up to over £200 with zero promo codes, zero loyalty discounts for long-term users, and pushing people towards expensive new tiers like Elementor One shows they care more about squeezing existing customers than keeping them."
Tip

Ask your Elementor sales rep about these costs upfront. Getting them in writing before signing can save you from surprise charges later.

Full hidden costs breakdown →

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Elementor Contract Terms

Elementor contracts auto-renew. Changes require advance notice. These terms are sourced from verified buyer experiences.

Contract Terms
Auto-Renewal Yes
Minimum Commitment 1 year (annual billing only; no monthly option)
Mid-Term Downgrade Not allowed
Payment Terms Annual upfront
Price Escalation Users report significant year-over-year price increases with no loyalty discounts or promo codes offered at renewal
Note

Upgrades are explicitly excluded from Elementor's refund policy per confirmed support escalation; no downgrade policy found in sources

Based on 4 verified sources

How to Negotiate Elementor Pricing

Elementor contracts are negotiable. These 9 tactics are sourced from real buyer experiences and procurement specialists.

Negotiation Playbook 9 tactics
Escalate to Human by Threatening Cancellation high success

Multiple users confirm that the only reliable way to bypass the AI chatbot and reach a human support agent is to explicitly state intent to cancel the subscription. This should be a last resort but is documented as consistently effective.

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Resolve Payment Issues Before the 30-Day Grace Period Expires high success

If a payment fails, Elementor allows 30 days to resolve it before permanently retiring your plan. Acting within this window is critical — after it closes, there is no recourse to restore legacy or grandfathered pricing, and you will be required to purchase the current plan at full price.

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Block Auto-Renewal at the Bank Level as a Failsafe high success

Because Elementor's in-dashboard cancellation toggle is frequently reported as non-functional, consider contacting your bank or credit card provider to block future charges from Elementor as a failsafe alongside any in-app cancellation attempt. Users who did not do this report being charged repeatedly after cancellation.

Trustpilot reviews
File a bank chargeback as a last resort for unauthorized charges high success

Multiple users who were charged after cancellation report that bank chargebacks were the only effective recourse when Elementor support was unresponsive. If the in-product cancellation did not complete and you have been charged, contact your bank or credit card issuer to dispute the charge and block future charges from this merchant.

Trustpilot reviews (2026)
Proactively Contact Support Before Renewal medium success

Users report that reaching out to Elementor support before a renewal — especially if you are reconsidering the subscription — can result in flexibility. One user who explained they were no longer using their website received an accommodating response from a support rep.

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Threaten Cancellation to Escalate to Human Support medium success

Multiple users report that Elementor's AI chatbot is bypassed only when the user explicitly states they want to cancel their subscription. If you need to resolve a billing dispute or technical issue, stating your intent to cancel appears to be the most reliable trigger for reaching a human support agent.

Trustpilot reviews (multiple)
Cancel Before Renewal Period Using Multiple Methods medium success

Given the documented cancellation failures, attempt cancellation through the dashboard, follow up via live chat or email, and document every step with timestamps and screenshots. If unable to reach support while logged in (a reported issue), try contacting via live chat while logged out.

Trustpilot reviews
Invoke the 30-day money-back guarantee explicitly medium success

Elementor advertises a 30-day money-back guarantee. When contacting billing for refunds on duplicate purchases or unintended charges, citing this guarantee by name — rather than navigating the general cancellation flow — gives you a specific policy to hold them to. Several users report the automated assistant loops without resolution; mention the guarantee in writing.

Trustpilot reviews (2026)
Reference Competitor Pricing at Renewal low success

Alternative WordPress page builders such as Breakdance, Bricks Builder, and GeneratePress offer comparable visual building experiences at significantly lower annual costs. At renewal time, citing a specific competitor and its price (one Trustpilot reviewer cited Breakdance at roughly £75/year vs Elementor's £200+) may surface a retention offer, though sources confirm Elementor does not currently publish loyalty pricing.

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Full negotiation guide →

Elementor Pricing FAQ

01 How much does Elementor Pro cost?

Elementor Pro starts at $59/year for the Essential plan (1 site, 57 Pro widgets). Advanced Solo is $99/year (1 site, 85 widgets), Advanced is $199/year (3 sites), and Expert is $399/year (25 sites). The free Elementor plugin covers basic drag-and-drop site building. Prices are billed annually and licenses must be renewed each year for updates and support.

02 Is Elementor free?

Yes. The core Elementor plugin is free and includes the drag-and-drop editor, 30+ widgets, and designer-made templates for building basic WordPress sites. Pro features like the Theme Builder, Popup Builder, Form Builder, and the full 85-widget set require a paid Elementor Pro plan starting at $59/year.

03 What's the difference between Elementor plans?

Essential ($59/yr) gives one site 57 Pro widgets and the Theme Builder. Advanced Solo ($99/yr) unlocks all 85 widgets, Popup Builder, custom CSS, and eCommerce on one site. Advanced ($199/yr) is the same feature set across 3 sites, and Expert ($399/yr) covers 25 sites with Cloud Templates. Elementor One ($228/yr) bundles Pro with 25,000 monthly credits and hosting-adjacent services.

04 Does Elementor have a lifetime license?

No. Elementor removed its lifetime license option in 2022. All current plans are annual subscriptions that must be renewed to keep receiving plugin updates, new widgets, and support.

05 Is there a discount on Elementor Pro?

Elementor runs seasonal promotions (such as Black Friday and birthday-sale discounts) and a 30-day money-back guarantee on annual plans. First-year introductory pricing on bundles like Elementor One is common, with renewal reverting to the standard rate.

06 Does Elementor automatically renew my subscription?

Yes. Elementor subscriptions auto-renew annually. Multiple users report the auto-renewal is enabled by default and the cancellation option is difficult to locate in account settings. Some users were charged even after their credit cards expired. Disable auto-renewal well before your renewal date to avoid unwanted charges.

07 What happens if I miss a payment on my Elementor plan?

Elementor provides a 30-day grace period after a payment failure. If you do not resolve the payment within that window, you permanently lose access to your current plan — including any grandfathered pricing. You will be required to purchase a current plan, which may cost roughly twice what you were previously paying. There is no documented exception to this policy.

08 Can I get a refund from Elementor?

Elementor publishes a 30-day refund policy, but users report that obtaining a refund within that window requires persistent follow-up through support tickets. Some users describe delays that pushed them past the refund deadline without resolution, even when the request was submitted well within the 30-day window.

09 Does an Elementor Pro plan include human customer support?

As of June 2026, Elementor removed human support access for many Pro plan subscribers, replacing it with an AI chatbot. Users report being unable to escalate to a human agent without threatening cancellation, and some plans reportedly require an upgrade to access human support at all.

10 What do I get with the Elementor free plugin?

The free Elementor plugin includes the drag-and-drop visual editor and approximately 30 basic widgets. To access the Theme Builder, Popup Builder, Form Builder, dynamic content, Pro widgets, or custom CSS, you will need a paid plan starting at $59/year for the Essential plan.

11 Is there a monthly payment option for Elementor?

No. Based on current tier data, all Elementor paid plans are billed annually only — there is no monthly billing option. Plans range from $59/year (Essential) to $399/year (Expert).

12 Does Elementor offer monthly billing?

No. All Elementor paid plans are billed annually only. The Essential plan is $59/year, Advanced Solo is $99/year, Advanced is $199/year, Expert is $399/year, and Elementor One is $228/year. There is no monthly payment option for any plan.

13 How do I cancel Elementor auto-renewal?

Elementor's auto-renewal cancellation is located in your account settings. However, multiple users report the cancellation toggle is frequently broken or non-functional. If you cannot cancel through the dashboard, try contacting support via live chat (some users report better results when logged out). As a failsafe, consider blocking future charges through your bank — several users had to do this after the in-app cancellation failed.

14 Can I get a refund if charged after canceling my Elementor subscription?

Based on user reports, Elementor frequently refuses refunds for charges made after cancellation. Multiple users describe refund requests being denied even for subscriptions they had not used. If you believe you were charged in error, contact Elementor support (note: reaching a human agent may require threatening cancellation) and, if unsuccessful, initiate a chargeback through your bank or credit card provider.

15 What happens to my Elementor account when my subscription expires?

When your Elementor Pro subscription lapses, Pro features (Theme Builder, Popup Builder, Form Builder, Pro widgets, dynamic content) stop working, reverting your site to free plugin functionality. Based on user reports, support access and account deletion options may also become unavailable without an active subscription, as Elementor's human support access appears to require an active paid plan.

16 What is the cheapest way to get Elementor Pro features?

The Essential plan at $59/year is the lowest-cost paid option and unlocks Pro features including Theme Builder, Popup Builder, and Form Builder. If you need broader access, the Advanced Solo plan costs $99/year. All plans are billed annually — there is no monthly option.

17 Is Elementor billed monthly or annually?

All Elementor paid plans are billed annually only. There is no monthly billing option. Plans range from $59/year (Essential) to $399/year (Expert), with the Elementor One plan at $228/year.

18 What does the Elementor One plan include that others don't?

Elementor One is priced at $228/year. Based on user accounts, it is the plan tier that bundles priority support — access to human agents — which is no longer included in lower-tier paid plans. One reviewer specifically states they 'upgraded to the one package that comes with priority support.'

19 What is the cheapest Elementor plan for multiple websites?

For 3 sites, the Advanced plan at $199/year is the most cost-effective paid option. For up to 25 sites, the Expert plan at $399/year is the highest tier. The Elementor One bundle at $228/year covers 1 site but includes additional platform services. The Free plan covers unlimited sites but is restricted to basic widgets with no Theme Builder, Popup Builder, or Pro features. All plans are billed annually only.

20 Is Elementor's Angie AI worth upgrading for?

Based on 2026 user reviews, Angie AI frequently accepts prompts, confirms completion, and consumes credits while leaving requested changes incomplete or unexecuted. Elementor support has acknowledged known issues with the AI. Because upgrades to access AI features are non-refundable, users should test AI functionality thoroughly before committing to an upgrade.

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