WP Fastest page builder (SEO Friendly)

I think this page builder is best:

  • Elementor

    Votes: 9 45.0%
  • Divi

    Votes: 4 20.0%
  • Themify Builder

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Thrive Architect

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Beaver Builder

    Votes: 1 5.0%
  • Site Origin

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • WPBakery Page Builder for WordPress (formerly Visual Composer)

    Votes: 3 15.0%
  • Other. "I will write in a post."

    Votes: 3 15.0%

  • Total voters
    20
  • Poll closed .

J0nas12

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Hello
Does anyone did some research about wordpress page builders which is SEO friendly and fast ones, because as I am using now elementor I am not so happy about it. Load time for so little content is very long.
Especially when we come to the mobile version.

Has anyone tried other ones?
 
Ok, after todays research I have been watching a lot videos and I can conclude that
1 Place for WP Bakery
2 Place Elementor
3 Place Divi
I was interested just in these because they have pretty wide collections of free themes, so idk about another ones.
 
Oxygen Builder is the best. It completely disables the Wordpress theme system, letting you design every page template yourself. The code it generates is really lightweight, not including a bunch of JavaScript and CSS that you don't need. With the most recent site I made, using Oxygen Builder, I'm getting 100% for mobile on PageSpeed Insights after installing Autoptimize and a few other small tweaks. It's the closest thing I've found to results I'd get from coding it by hand, using a static site generator. It's really nice to work with.

I've been able to make fast sites with Elementor, but it still includes a bunch of elements that have no point, and a bunch of CSS and JS for widgets you aren't using. The only extra crap I can see using Oxygen is the CSS library for Gutenburg blocks, but it's not outrageously big so I'm gonna leave it be for now.
 
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Oxygen Builder is the best. It completely disables the Wordpress theme system, letting you design every page template yourself. The code it generates is really lightweight, not including a bunch of JavaScript and CSS that you don't need. With the most recent site I made, using Oxygen Builder, I'm getting 100% for mobile on PageSpeed Insights after installing Autoptimize and a few other small tweaks. It's the closest thing I've found to results I'd get from coding it by hand, using a static site generator. It's really nice to work with.

I've been able to make fast sites with Elementor, but it still includes a bunch of elements that have no point, and a bunch of CSS and JS for widgets you aren't using. The only extra crap I can see using Oxygen is the CSS library for Gutenburg blocks, but it's not outrageously big so I'm gonna leave it be for now.
You beat me to it!

If your searching for the fastest and/or light-weighted page builder on the market, you forgot to mention oxygen.

Now, I personally prefer Elementor + Elementor Pro + Astra Pro.

I think it`s the best combination you can possibly find today.

Especially since Astra Pro offers starter sites fully compatible with each of the top page builders on the market which, includes Elementor.

Although, last few weeks, I was testing CSS Hero with Astra Pro and I didn`t get the chance to fully experience this combination but on the first few trials I ren it felt pretty damn good.

Unfortunately, I wasn`t able to keep using CSS Hero and I was forced to go back to Elementor.

But, once again, the few customizations I ren on my site using CSS Hero with one of Astra´s starter site was just incredible.

I didn`t have the chance to fully assess the potential of using an Astra Pro Starter site built for Gutemberg, a couple of Gutemberg addons + CSS Hero enough, but I must say this combination it has a lot of potential.
 
I personally love Elementor with Astra. But it does add a lot JS and CSS that you will need to reduce with plugins. I can get page load speeds of under 2 seconds with correctly sized images an optimized to reduce JS and CSS.
 
Oxygen hands down. However for my current site I am using Total wp theme with wp bakery. Averaging 90/100 score on mobile for google insights and a 1.1s load time which is not too bad considering the amount of functions the theme has.
 
I'm gonna have to check out oxygen. It's all about speed these days.
 
Elementor, in my experience. It's user friendly, doesn't usually bog down stuff, and can be pretty versatile. Last site I launched I paired it with WPRocket (as a test), and it helped my pagespeed pretty significantly. I still had to make some .htaccess edits, but I didn't have any of the issues I'd had in the past with integrations like BeaverBuilder, or WPBakery.

Again - personal preference, I've just had issues with the above mentioned, and they always seem to be what clients love to f'ing use.
 
Oxygen Builder is the best. It completely disables the Wordpress theme system, letting you design every page template yourself. The code it generates is really lightweight, not including a bunch of JavaScript and CSS that you don't need. With the most recent site I made, using Oxygen Builder, I'm getting 100% for mobile on PageSpeed Insights after installing Autoptimize and a few other small tweaks. It's the closest thing I've found to results I'd get from coding it by hand, using a static site generator. It's really nice to work with.

I've been able to make fast sites with Elementor, but it still includes a bunch of elements that have no point, and a bunch of CSS and JS for widgets you aren't using. The only extra crap I can see using Oxygen is the CSS library for Gutenburg blocks, but it's not outrageously big so I'm gonna leave it be for now.
I'm with this guy
 
I'll check out Oxygen in my next project. But for now I'll vouch for Elementor.
 
Thanks guys for vote and argumentation! :)
 
Going to set up a few basic sites and will report back on how easy to use , SEO properties and its killer sales pitch re load speed. Stopped me in my tracks I was gong to use Divi for 4 sites now ging to test Oxygen

So I have thanked all ofyou who recommended it ...thanks guys
 
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