Prices below come from Elementor's official pricing page as seen from the United States on 4 November 2026. They are shown per month but billed yearly. Check elementor.com/pricing before you buy, as offers change.
The free plugin
You can create full pages at no cost. The free Elementor plugin is available in the WordPress.org plugin directory and comes with the drag-and-drop editor, basic widgets and mobile settings. Our Elementor free vs Pro guide details what the paid plans add.
Elementor plans and prices
| Plan | Price (billed yearly) | Sites | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Essential | $5 a month ($60 a year) | 1 | 57 Pro widgets, Theme Builder, Form Builder (form submissions not stored), no Popup Builder |
| Advanced Solo | $7 a month ($84 a year) | 1 | 85 Pro widgets, Popup Builder, custom code, ecommerce features |
| Advanced | $9 a month ($108 a year) | 3 | Everything in Advanced Solo for three sites |
| Expert | $17 a month ($204 a year) | 25 | For freelancers with many client sites |
| One | $15 a month ($180 for the first year, renews at $228 a year) | 1 | All Pro features plus 25,000 monthly One credits for AI, image optimization, accessibility and cookie consent tools |
| One Agency | Higher, see the pricing page | Unlimited | The One toolkit for agencies, with 350,000 monthly One credits |
The page also provides multi-year plans, with savings of up to 23% for two-year plans and up to 34% for three-year plans, plus a 30-day money-back guarantee on eligible first purchases. After the first term, all plans renew at the regular rate.
Which Elementor plan should you choose?
- A simple site that does not need Elementor's Theme Builder, forms or popups: keep using the free plugin.
- One site that needs custom headers and footers: Essential includes the Theme Builder for $60 a year. Keep in mind that it does not save form submissions or come with popups.
- One site that needs forms, popups or a shop: Advanced Solo at $84 a year offers better value.
- A few sites: Advanced covers three sites for $108 a year.
- Freelancers who build client sites: Expert covers 25 sites for $204 a year.
- One site that needs AI and optimization tools: choose the One plan, which costs $180 for the first year and renews at $228 a year.
Ways to pay less
- Start by building the site with the free plugin, then purchase only the plan that provides the feature you need.
- Check how many sites you have before buying. Advanced costs $24 more a year than Advanced Solo and covers two additional sites.
- Budget for the renewal price, not only the first-year offer.
Still getting WordPress set up? Begin with our guide on building a website with WordPress, and visit the Elementor hub for more.
Sources
- Elementor pricing page (US view, captured 4 November 2026)
- Elementor on WordPress.org
Frequently asked questions
How much does Elementor Pro cost?
On 4 November 2026, the US pricing page showed Pro plans starting at $5 a month billed yearly ($60 a year for one site) and reaching $17 a month ($204 a year) for 25 sites.
Does Elementor have a free version?
Yes. You can get the free Elementor plugin from the WordPress.org plugin directory, and it builds complete pages. Paid plans add Pro features to it.
Do Elementor prices go up after the first year?
Plans renew at the standard rate after the first discounted term. For example, the One plan cost $180 for the first year and renews at $228 a year.