Brizy vs Elementor: Visual Editing, Free Plans & Pro Features (2026)

Brizy and Elementor both let non-developers design WordPress pages visually, and both have permanent free plugins. The meaningful difference appears after the basic page-building stage: Elementor has a much larger ecosystem and broader professional site-building stack, while Brizy keeps the editor focused on direct, contextual design. Current Brizy pricing and Elementor feature packaging were checked on September 25, 2026.

Brizy vs Elementor at a glance

Compare	BrizyFree; Personal $69/year; Freelancer $119/year; Agency $239/year; White Label $359/year Remove	Elementor Website BuilderFree; Pro Essential $59/year; Popup Builder requires Advanced Solo or higher Remove
Pricing model	Freemium	Freemium
Starting price	Free; Personal $69/year; Freelancer $119/year; Agency $239/year; White Label $359/year	Free; Pro Essential $59/year; Popup Builder requires Advanced Solo or higher
Free version	Yes	Yes
Sites included	1 / 25 / 50 / 100 sites by plan	1 site (Essential)
Lifetime option	No	No
Refund policy	30-day money-back guarantee for new subscriptions	30-day money-back guarantee on annual plans
Setup level	Beginner-friendly	Beginner-friendly
WordPress.org rating	4.7/5 (970)	4.5/5 (7,308)
Active installs	60K+	10M+
Best for	Marketing sites, landing pages, small business sites, and agencies that want an approachable visual builder with theme building, WooCommerce, and white-label options.	Elementor-built sites that want popup design, forms, dynamic content, and display rules inside the same visual builder.
Not ideal for	projects already standardized on another page builder or sites that prefer native Gutenberg content and minimal builder dependency	Popup Builder is not included in Free or Essential; it requires Advanced Solo or a higher Elementor Pro plan.
Tested version	2.8.23	4.2.4
Last reviewed	2026-09-15	2026-09-14 23:50:00
Features
Theme builder	Paid plan	Paid plan Included with Elementor Pro Essential and above.
Template library	Yes	Yes
Dynamic content	Paid plan	Paid plan Basic dynamic content is in Essential; fuller custom-field/post-type access requires higher plans.
WooCommerce builder	Paid plan	Paid plan Available on higher Pro tiers, not Essential.
Popup builder	Paid plan	Paid plan Available on Advanced and higher plans.
Form builder	Yes	Paid plan
Responsive controls	Yes	Yes
Global styles	Yes	Yes
Custom code support	Paid plan	Paid plan Custom Code and custom CSS require higher Pro tiers.
Animations / interactions	Yes	Yes

Brizy keeps more controls close to the canvas

Brizy’s editing model emphasizes inline content editing and contextual controls near the selected element. Pre-made blocks and responsive views are designed to make landing-page creation approachable for non-technical users.

Elementor also provides direct visual editing, but its editor has grown into a broader design system with containers, Grid, responsive controls, global styles, shared classes, variables, and a large widget ecosystem.

Both free versions are useful, but their ecosystems differ

Brizy Free provides the core visual builder, responsive controls, prepared blocks, and a substantial set of design elements. It is enough to decide whether the editing experience fits your team.

Elementor Free is similarly usable for production pages and has the advantage of a much larger community, template market, add-on ecosystem, and pool of experienced freelancers and agencies.

Professional site building goes deeper in Elementor

Brizy Pro adds Theme Builder, dynamic content, custom field integrations, popup building, WooCommerce building, marketing integrations, and premium templates. The current WordPress Personal plan is listed at $69/year for one website, with larger site-count tiers available.

Elementor Pro adds Theme Builder and, depending on plan, forms, Popup Builder, custom CSS/code, custom fields and post types, WooCommerce features, and broader professional integrations. The plan tier matters because advanced features are not identical across every paid level.

Dynamic content and WooCommerce

Both can move beyond static pages. Brizy Pro supports dynamic templates and common custom-field plugins, while Elementor Pro can connect designs to custom post types and custom fields on appropriate plans.

For WooCommerce, both provide visual store-building capabilities in paid products. Elementor has the larger ecosystem of store-specific add-ons and templates, while Brizy can appeal to teams that want fewer external design extensions.

Forms, popups, and marketing integrations

Brizy Pro includes marketing integrations, popup building, and lead-generation features. Elementor Pro also includes form functionality and, on relevant tiers, Popup Builder and marketing integrations.

If your site depends on advanced conditional forms, CRM logic, attribution, or complex automation, test the actual connector and submission workflow rather than treating either builder as a replacement for every specialist marketing plugin.

Pricing should be compared by required feature set

Brizy WordPress currently lists Personal at $69/year for one site, Freelancer at $119/year for 25 sites, Agency at $239/year for 50 sites, and White Label at $359/year for 100 sites. Promotions may temporarily change the checkout price.

Elementor’s official pricing interface dynamically renders plan pricing and renewals. Compare the exact tier that includes your required features and the number of sites you plan to activate.

Who should look at each

Brizy is worth testing when an approachable inline editor and fast landing-page production are the main priorities. Elementor makes more sense when ecosystem depth, dynamic content, WooCommerce, third-party integrations, and easier access to experienced support talent matter more. Both should be tested with your real responsive and template requirements before standardizing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Practical decision notes

Brizy is positioned around marketing sites, landing pages, small business sites, and agencies that want an approachable visual builder with theme building, WooCommerce, and white-label options, while Elementor Website Builder is positioned around elementor-built sites that want popup design, forms, dynamic content, and display rules inside the same visual builder. That difference is more useful than counting features: map the product to the workflow your site actually needs to run every week.

Watch the fit: Brizy is less suitable when projects already standardized on another page builder or sites that prefer native Gutenberg content and minimal builder dependency. Elementor Website Builder is less suitable when popup Builder is not included in Free or Essential; it requires Advanced Solo or a higher Elementor Pro plan. Treat those limits as implementation checks rather than absolute drawbacks.

Before switching or buying: Brizy currently lists Free; Personal $69/year; Freelancer $119/year; Agency $239/year; White Label $359/year; Elementor Website Builder currently lists Free; Pro Essential $59/year; Popup Builder requires Advanced Solo or higher; the setup profiles are Brizy: beginner-friendly and Elementor Website Builder: beginner-friendly. Recheck the vendor pricing page, then test the actual payment, email, permissions, automation, and data-migration path your production site depends on.