Start with required capabilities, not with plan names. Elementor’s current lineup makes a meaningful distinction between a basic single-site plan, advanced Editor Pro tiers, and the broader One bundle.
Choose Essential when
You are building one basic site and need Theme Builder but do not need Popup Builder, ecommerce features, custom code/CSS, or the full advanced dynamic-content and form functionality.
Choose Advanced Solo when
You need the advanced Editor Pro feature set for one professional or ecommerce site. This tier currently adds Popup Builder, custom code/CSS, ecommerce features, fuller dynamic content and form functionality.
Choose Advanced when
You need the advanced feature set across three sites. This is a straightforward fit for a freelancer or owner managing a small portfolio if those capabilities are used on each site.
Choose Expert when
You need Editor Pro across a larger multi-site portfolio and do not need the broader Elementor One bundle for every project.
Choose Elementor One when
You want Editor Pro plus Elementor’s broader optimization, accessibility, image, email, cookie-consent, AI and site-management capabilities in one subscription.
Before paying
Open the live offer and confirm current site limits, feature inclusions, billing and renewal terms. Product packaging changes more often than the principles in this guide.
Related guides
- Elementor pricing & plan features
- Elementor Editor Pro / ecommerce feature overview
- Elementor One overview
Plan packaging can change. The live Elementor offer is the final source for current pricing, limits and inclusions.