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Breakdance pricing: every plan, the free version and which to buy

Breakdance offers a free plan, a Pro plan for one website at $99.99 a year, and a Pro plan for unlimited websites at $199.99 a year. The Pro plans share the same features, so the only choice is how many sites you need.

Breakdance is $0 on the Free plan, $99.99 per year on Pro for 1 website, and $199.99 per year on Pro for unlimited websites. Both Pro plans have exactly the same features. The only difference is the number of websites you can use them on.

This page brings the numbers together and explains what the pricing page leaves you to figure out: where Free falls short, when unlimited becomes the less expensive option, what happens if you stop paying, and how to install the plugin after choosing a plan. If you are still comparing builders, the guide to WordPress page builders compares Breakdance with the others.

What Breakdance costs, plan by plan

Prices below come from the Breakdance pricing page as seen from the United States on 10 November 2026. Check the page before you buy, because the unlimited plan is marked as a limited price.

Breakdance pricing page showing Free at $0 a year, Pro for 1 website at $99.99 and Pro for unlimited websites at $199.99
Breakdance Pricing: Plans & 60-Day Guarantee. Captured 10 November 2026. Screenshot by nvudev. Source: breakdance.com/pricing
PlanPriceWebsitesElements and templates
Free$0.00 per yearUnlimited websites80 elements, about 100 page and section templates, limited Design Library
Pro, 1 website$99.99 per year1 website (local, staging and development installs do not count)145 elements, 1,000+ page and section templates, full Design Library
Pro, unlimited websites$199.99 per year (page says soon to be $399.99)Unlimited websitesSame as Pro for 1 website

All prices on this page are per year, so Breakdance is a subscription. The page also says the price you pay now is your renewal price and stays locked indefinitely. There is no low price for the first year followed by a higher renewal. This matters when comparing Breakdance with builders that raise prices at the first renewal.

The unlimited plan shows a crossed out $399.99, the note “Soon to be $399.99” and a “Save $200/year” badge. The page does not say when the higher price takes effect. Treat $199.99 as the price you can lock in today, and expect it to increase for future buyers.

Is there a free version of Breakdance?

Yes. The Free plan costs $0.00 and works on unlimited websites. The Breakdance site clearly says Breakdance is free, and you can install it on a WordPress site you already have.

You get the basics for building a WordPress site: 80 elements, a limited Design Library and basic WooCommerce integration. The Breakdance site comparison also lists basic dynamic data embedding, limited popup targeting and limited custom CSS code. The pricing page says there are other limitations but does not list them all, so check the comparison table on the page before planning an entire site around Free.

Trial, demo and refund

The official pages do not describe a Pro trial with a time limit. They offer two other ways to take a look before paying. One is a free demo at breakdance.com/try: a new WordPress site with Breakdance 3.0 already installed and activated. No account, download or installation is needed. The demo site runs on InstaWP and remains live for 4 hours.

The other option is the money back guarantee. Each purchase comes with 60 days, and the pricing page says you can request a full refund for any reason, without questions or having to accept help first. The terms of service say this applies to subscription renewals as well, and that you must contact Breakdance within 60 days of the payment to request it.

What the paid plans add

Moving from Free to either Pro plan increases the element count from 80 to 145 and the number of ready made templates from about 100 to more than 1,000. Pro also comes with the full Design Library, and the comparison lists 37+ one click websites for both Pro plans.

  • Full WooCommerce integration replaces the basic version.
  • Import and export settings, Adobe and custom fonts.
  • A manager for CSS classes, all display conditions, and element presets.
  • The Pro purchase includes premium support, the plugin, and a license for the number of sites in your plan.

The Pro purchase includes every builder feature, and the pricing page says new builder features come at no extra charge. Separate products are sold separately. Note that the AI content writing service is listed on the pricing page as a separate purchase, not part of the plan price.

Since the two Pro plans have the same features, there is no middle tier to consider. You choose between Free and Pro, then between one site and many.

Which plan to choose

Begin with the number of live sites you will run. Local, staging, and development installs do not count toward the license limit, so building on your own computer or a test copy does not use your one site. You can also run client sites on your license because clients do not need to buy their own.

  • One personal or business site, and Free limits work for you: begin with Free. You can switch to Pro later, and the 60 day guarantee applies to that purchase.
  • One site that needs the full Design Library, full WooCommerce, or the extra Pro tools: choose Pro for 1 website at $99.99 a year.
  • Two or more sites, or client work: choose Pro for unlimited websites at $199.99 a year.

The math is simple. Two single site licenses cost $99.99 each, or $199.98 a year. The unlimited plan costs $199.99, just one cent more, making it the better value starting with your second site. If you build for clients or expect to add sites, the unlimited plan is the safer choice at today's price.

The pricing page does not show a lifetime license. All plans listed there are billed yearly, and the terms of service call Breakdance a subscription. If you are looking for a one time payment, the closest option on the official pages is the locked price, not a lifetime deal.

If you are deciding between Breakdance and another builder, read Breakdance vs Elementor for a comparison, or Oxygen vs Breakdance if you are considering Oxygen. For another pricing reference, see Elementor pricing and Divi pricing.

How to install and activate Breakdance

Breakdance installs as a WordPress plugin rather than a theme. After purchasing, you can find your plugin downloads and license keys in the customer portal. You can also download the plugin ZIP at breakdance.com/latest.zip.

  1. Get the plugin ZIP from the customer portal or breakdance.com/latest.zip.
  2. In WordPress, open Plugins, select Add Plugin, choose Upload Plugin, and select the ZIP.
  3. Select Install Now, then Activate Plugin, and finish the setup wizard if it appears.

The same plugin runs on local, staging or live sites. To create a local WordPress site with Breakdance already active, run npm create breakdance-wp@latest and follow the prompts. Node.js and Docker must be installed first.

The official pages leave some details unclear. The pricing page does not provide license activation steps or list the WordPress or PHP versions required by Breakdance. The only version requirement they mention is for Agent Connector, the optional setup for connecting an AI agent, which requires WordPress 7.0 and PHP 8.1. Breakdance 3.0 is the current version, released on October 26, 2026. For help with WordPress itself, see how to build a website with WordPress.

What happens when a license ends

Nothing stops working. The pricing page says Breakdance and your website continue to work if you do not renew, including Pro functionality and any pages using Pro Design Library elements. The subscription covers support, updates and the Design Library.

You can cancel whenever you like in the customer portal, with no obligation to renew. Once canceled, your subscription remains active until the current billing cycle ends. In practice, you can build a site, stop paying and keep it running, but you will no longer receive updates or support. The official pricing page does not say how long a site using an old version remains safe, so plan to renew for any site that matters to your business.

Regarding the license, Breakdance’s PHP code is covered by the GNU General Public License. Compiled items, including icons and JavaScript, have separate licenses, which are listed in the files included with the plugin.

Ways to pay less

This lists only offers on the official pages, and none require a coupon.

  • Start with Free. It supports unlimited websites for $0.00 a year, letting you learn the builder before paying.
  • Try the 4 hour demo. The demo at breakdance.com/try requires no account or installation.
  • Choose unlimited once you have a second site. At $199.99, it costs one cent more than two single licenses.
  • Lock in the price today. The amount you pay is also the renewal price, and the page says it is locked indefinitely. The unlimited plan, meanwhile, is marked as soon to be $399.99.
  • Do not purchase licenses for client sites. Your license can be used on client sites, and local, staging, and development installs do not count.
  • Take advantage of the refund window. If Pro does not suit you, request a refund within 60 days.

Another way to save is to skip the paid AI writing service unless you need it, because it is billed separately from the plan.

Sources

  1. Breakdance Pricing
  2. Breakdance Free payment
  3. Breakdance Terms of Service
  4. Test Breakdance Live
  5. Set up and Activate Breakdance
  6. Breakdance 3.0 announcement

Frequently asked questions

How much does Breakdance cost?

Free costs $0.00 a year, Pro for 1 website costs $99.99 a year, and Pro for unlimited websites costs $199.99 a year. Both Pro plans offer the same features.

Is Breakdance free?

Yes, the Free plan covers unlimited websites and includes 80 elements, a limited Design Library, and basic WooCommerce integration. Other limits apply.

What is the difference between Breakdance free and Pro?

Pro includes 145 elements rather than 80, more than 1,000 templates rather than about 100, the complete Design Library, and full WooCommerce integration. The Pro plans share the same features.

Is there a Breakdance lifetime deal?

The pricing page gives prices only per year, and the terms describe a subscription. No lifetime license is shown, but the page says your price is locked indefinitely.

Does Breakdance have a refund policy?

Yes. All purchases, including subscription renewals, come with a 60 day money back guarantee. Request a refund by contacting Breakdance within 60 days of payment.