Elementor Powers 22 Million Sites but Page-Builder Share Falls to 43% as Block Editor Gains
Elementor has surpassed 10 million active installations on WordPress and asserts that its platform has facilitated the creation of over 22 million websites, which constitutes 13% of the internet. According to HTTP Archive data, the usage of Elementor's page-builder is projected to be 43% in 2025, a decline from 56% in 2024. The WordPress Block Editor accounts for around 18% of usage, featuring more than 1,800 block themes. WPBakery's share decreased from 21% to 13%, while Divi fell from 14% to 10% from 2024 to 2025. Elementor Pro pricing ranges from $60 to $204 per year, and the free version offers over 40 widgets and 100 templates. Elementor AI was introduced in 2023, and the platform holds a 4.5/5 rating on WordPress.org, though it faces criticism for DOM bloat.
Key facts
- Elementor has 10 million+ active WordPress installs and has been used to build 22 million+ websites
- Elementor's share of detected WordPress page-builder usage fell from about 56% in 2024 to 43% in 2025
- The WordPress Block Editor accounts for about 18% of detected page-builder usage
- WPBakery fell from about 21% to 13% and Divi from 14% to 10% between 2024 and 2025
- Elementor Pro pricing ranges from $60 to $204 per year; Elementor One bundles cost $180-$432 in year one
- Elementor rates 4.5/5 on WordPress.org with over 7,300 reviews, while the Gutenberg plugin rates 2.1/5
- Only 45% of WordPress mobile sites pass Core Web Vitals, versus 85% for Duda and 74% for Wix
- Over 1,800 block themes are available on WordPress.org, but only 0.2% of pages combine the Block Editor with the Site Editor
Entities
Institutions
- Elementor
- WordPress.org
- HTTP Archive
- W3Techs
- Bricks Builder
- WPBakery
- Divi
- Beaver Builder
- Gutenberg
- Essential Addons
- Duda
- Wix
- Blocksy
- Stackable
- ULTIDA
- WooCommerce