Pagelayer vs Uix Page Builder

Pagelayer is a WordPress page builder plugin with a real-time editor that works with any WordPress theme. Its visual controls include drag-and-drop widgets, inline text editing, responsive design mode, and revision, undo, and redo functions. Design options cover animations, image filters, icon sets, Google Fonts, styling controls, shadows, borders, padding, and margins. Free widgets cover content, media, layout, social, and map tasks; PRO adds tools such as contact forms, pricing tables, and sliders. Pagelayer also lists a theme builder, responsive controls, WooCommerce tools, and a popup builder. Row backgrounds can use YouTube or Vimeo video. The free version is available through the WordPress plugin directory. Paid plans include lifetime access to the plugin, but service, updates, and support are restricted to one year. Personal costs $39 a month for one site; Professional costs $75 a month for five sites; Business costs $199 a month for unlimited sites. Support is available through tickets and forums.

Uix Page Builder is a free WordPress plugin for creating pages and content with a drag-and-drop visual editor. It describes 6+ one-page templates and modules for elements such as menus, parallax, Google Maps, pricing, testimonials, team sections, portfolios, blogs, sliders, accordions and tabs. Users can switch between Visual Builder and Default Editor modes, then save or export custom templates. The builder supports responsive layouts and right-to-left direction, and is compatible with Gutenberg. Some modules depend on separate plugins: Contact Form requires Contact Form 7, while Uix Products and Uix Slideshow require their respective WordPress plugins. Developers can use a custom form and template API and adjust core stylesheets. The plugin lists WordPress 4.2 or higher and PHP 5.6 or higher as requirements, and its page links to a support forum. It is for self-hosted WordPress and does not include theme, popup or WooCommerce building tools.