Divi vs Phlox

Divi is a WordPress theme and visual page builder for creating and managing websites. It includes a theme builder, blogging, contact forms, and SEO controls, with responsive editing for desktop, tablet, and mobile. Dynamic content tools can use live website database content and repeat posts, terms, and users. For online stores, Divi provides custom WooCommerce modules and design settings. The standard Divi plan costs $89 a year and includes Divi, Divi Dash, unlimited website usage, and 24/7 customer support. Divi Pro costs $277 a year and includes Pro Services, AI tools, cloud storage, VIP support, and access for four team members. The Divi Lifetime plan costs $249 as a one-time purchase payment; Divi Lifetime + Pro costs $297, paid once payment for Divi and Divi Dash, with Pro Services available for 212 USD per year. The offer includes a 30-day risk-free trial and a full refund for unsatisfied customers. Divi is presented by Elegant Themes, based in Sonoma, California.

Phlox is downloadable WordPress theme software with a free theme and a paid Pro version. It is presented for business, shop, agency, portfolio, news and magazine, food and restaurant, travel, and photography sites. The theme works with Elementor, WPBakery, and SiteOrigin page builders, and supports WooCommerce, child themes, WPML, and right-to-left languages such as Arabic and Hebrew. Phlox Pro adds one-click template installation and more than 80 ready-to-use page templates. Listed store functions include product quick look, Easy Digital Downloads, multi-vendor support, and Amazon Affiliate support. Pro bundles nine premium plugins, although some premium plugin features require separate licenses. Layouts are described as responsive and mobile-first, with adaptive images and on-demand loading. One Site costs $39, paid once; Three Sites costs $49, paid once. Both include lifetime updates and six months of support.