Uix Page Builder vs Visual Composer

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.

Visual Composer is a website-building tool with listed options for blogging, contact forms, and SEO controls. Its Free plan includes 50+ free elements and templates. Paid annual plans each list 300+ content elements and 200+ templates, with the covered website count increasing by tier: Single covers one site for $49 a year, Plus covers five for $99 a year, Accelerate covers 20 for $149 a year, and Agency covers 1,000 for $349 a year. The Lifetime plan is listed at $149 a month for a lifetime license covering one website, with 300+ content elements and 200+ templates. The listed plans therefore distinguish the paid annual tiers chiefly by their website allowances, while their stated element and template counts are the same. The free option has a smaller listed library, but makes it possible to begin without a paid plan. This gives prospective site builders a choice among a free starting point, annual plans with different site limits, and a lifetime-license option.