SiteOrigin Page Builder vs Uix Page Builder

SiteOrigin Page Builder is a free WordPress plugin for creating custom layouts from widgets arranged in responsive rows and columns. Columns stack on mobile, and the Live Editor lets you change pages on the frontend while seeing the result immediately. A History Browser moves backward and forward through edits, while the SiteOrigin Layout Block places full Page Builder layouts inside WordPress's Block Editor. Styling controls cover row backgrounds, padding, margins, borders, full-width sections, parallax backgrounds, and custom CSS classes. The plugin works in a theme's content loop and SiteOrigin says it works with most WordPress themes without changes. The Widgets Bundle adds 28 free widgets, including maps, contact forms, sliders, carousels, and price tables. SiteOrigin says only widgets in use load CSS and JavaScript. Requirements are WordPress 5.0 or later and PHP 7.4 or later. Paid plans add 45 premium addons.

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.