Elementor has grown quite consistently over the years:
Elementor’s growth
Israel-based Elementor has seen some of the fastest growth ever seen in the WordPress ecosystem and is by far the most popular WordPress page builder. It’s also one of the few players in the WordPress ecosystem that went with a “traditional” funding model, raising multiple rounds for a total of $65 million.
Key features
Below are some key features and functionalities of Elementor:
- Drag-and-drop editor: Elementor’s visual editor allows users to drag and drop elements onto their pages, providing a real-time design preview.
- Responsive design: Elementor includes tools to adjust how pages look on different devices, making it easy for users to create mobile-friendly websites.
- Pre-designed templates: Elementor offers a wide range of pre-designed templates and blocks that can be customized to fit the user’s needs.
- Custom widgets: Elementor has various widgets, such as images, text boxes, buttons, and more, which can be added to pages and customized.
- Theme builder: this feature allows users to design their entire site, including headers, footers, and other global elements.
- Popup builder: users can create custom popups for their website, such as subscription forms, promotions, or announcements.
- Third-party integrations: Elementor integrates with various third-party tools and services, including WooCommerce, MailChimp, and others.
- Inline editing: users can directly edit the content on their pages, making it easy to see changes as they are made.
- Global widgets: create widgets that can be reused across different pages, ensuring consistency and saving time.
- Dynamic content: use dynamic tags to pull content from various parts of your WordPress site, such as post titles, author names, and more.
