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BeTheme vs Genesis Framework

BeTheme

be-theme.com

Genesis Framework

studiopress.com

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FigureBeThemeGenesis Framework
Price from—$30/mo
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYesYes
Self-hostedYesYes
Plans published12
Spec score · WordPress Themes7.9 (#12)8.3 (#6)
Founded20142010
IntegrationsThe current listing identifies compatibility with Elementor, Elementor Pro, WooCommerce, WPML, Contact Form 7, Gravity Forms, Events Calendar, and WPBakery Page Builder.StudioPress says its themes are compatible with WordPress Multilingual and can accommodate right-to-left languages.
SupportThe purchase includes six months of support, and the official homepage reports an average ticket response time of six hours.StudioPress customers can access tutorials and submit support tickets for one-on-one customer support.

Plans

BeTheme

  • Regular License$69, paid once

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Genesis Framework

  • Genesis FrameworkFree
  • Genesis Pro$360 a year

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In their own words

BeTheme

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Genesis Framework

Genesis Framework is a WordPress foundation for building websites, with security and search-engine optimization described as part of its foundation. StudioPress presents it for novice and advanced developers. It supports the Gutenberg block editor, and Genesis Pro adds content blocks, sections, and page layouts. The framework is pre-styled for WooCommerce, and StudioPress says its themes adapt to mobile screens and work with WordPress Multilingual, including right-to-left languages. Genesis is labeled open source, and theme use is not limited to a specific number of sites or period. The framework is available as a free download by requesting a zip through a StudioPress form. Genesis Pro costs $360 per year and includes the framework, 10 StudioPress-made premium child themes, support, and the Genesis Pro plugin, blocks, and layouts. Using Genesis themes requires a domain and WordPress installed on a web host; WordPress.com does not allow theme installation. StudioPress offers tutorials and support tickets but does not provide custom design services.

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