Elementor
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Themeless visual site builder from Soflyy with a free version downloaded from its site, and Pro plans adding WooCommerce, loops and conditions.
Breakdance is a visual website builder from Soflyy, the team behind Oxygen and WP All Import. It works as a plugin but takes over theme duties, so headers, footers and every template are built inside Breakdance. A free version is available to download from breakdance.com rather than WordPress.org.
The free plan, usable on unlimited sites, covers the editor, theme templates, global styles, around 80 elements, a limited design library (about 100 templates), a form builder that stores submissions and a popup builder with basic triggers. Basic dynamic data for WordPress fields is included too. Pro ($99.99/year for one site, $199.99/year unlimited) raises the element count to about 145 and the design library to 1,000+ templates. It also unlocks the header and mega menu builder, Post Loop Builder, ACF and Meta Box integration, display conditions, the CSS class manager, custom CSS and PHP, full WooCommerce templating, form email and integration actions, all popup triggers, client access control and multisite.
WordPress.org has no listing, so you download and update the free version from Breakdance’s own site. Key site-building tools such as loops, conditions and custom CSS are Pro-only, the AI writer is an extra purchase, and the ecosystem of third-party add-ons is smaller than Elementor’s.
Who should pick it: designers and agencies who want a modern all-in-one builder with strong forms and WooCommerce at a reasonable unlimited-site price.
Best for: Designers and agencies wanting a modern all-in-one builder with strong forms and WooCommerce at a fair unlimited-site price.
Breakdance packs a lot into its Pro plan, and the free version is generous enough to evaluate properly. Developers wanting the leanest class-first workflow may lean towards Oxygen or Bricks, but for an approachable all-rounder Breakdance is a strong contender.
What Breakdance highlights on its own website, split by version.
22 of 25 features we track in Page Builders, feature score 85/100
Edit pages visually on the front end, seeing the real design as you build.
Visual editor included in the free plan.
Works inside Gutenberg as blocks rather than a separate editor.
Uses its own editor rather than Gutenberg blocks.
Separate settings per breakpoint for desktop, tablet and mobile.
Per-breakpoint settings in the editor.
Site-wide colours, fonts and spacing reused across elements.
Global colours and typography free; class manager is Pro.
Modern container layouts using flexbox and CSS grid.
Layout sections use modern flexbox and grid controls.
Add custom CSS to individual elements or sections.
Custom CSS and PHP/HTML code are Pro features.
Step back through changes and restore earlier versions.
Editor history panel documented for stepping back through changes.
Generate layouts, text, images or code with built-in AI.
Paid Breakdance AI writer (needs OpenAI key); MCP agent support also offered.
Ready-made page and section templates.
About 100 templates free; Pro unlocks 1,000+.
Wide range of widgets/elements (sliders, tabs, galleries, pricing tables and more).
About 80 elements free, about 145 in Pro.
Design popups with triggers and display conditions.
Free has on-click triggers and limits; scroll, exit and inactivity triggers need Pro.
Contact or lead forms built into the builder.
Free stores submissions; email, webhook and marketing actions need Pro.
Entrance animations, scroll and hover effects.
Interactions and animation options in the editor.
Design headers, footers, archives and single templates.
Themeless control of headers, footers and templates in the free plan.
Pull post fields, custom fields and site data into designs.
Free covers basic post and term fields; full dynamic data is Pro.
Use Advanced Custom Fields, Meta Box or similar in designs.
ACF and Meta Box integration, including repeaters, is Pro.
Build custom post grids/listings with your own loop design.
Post Loop Builder is a Pro feature.
Show elements or templates based on rules (user role, page type, date…).
Element display conditions are Pro; free is very limited.
Design product, shop, cart and checkout templates.
Custom shop, product, cart, checkout and account pages need Pro.
Minimal markup/CSS/JS on the front end; assets loaded only when used.
Clean markup and performance focus advertised for all plans.
Pages keep readable content (not shortcodes) if the builder is removed.
No documentation found on content after removing Breakdance.
Limit what clients or roles can edit.
Client mode limits roles to editing content; access control is Pro.
Rebrand the builder for client sites.
No white-label documentation found.
Hooks/APIs for custom elements and integrations.
Element Studio for custom elements is available free.
Save and reuse templates across sites (cloud library).
Design Sets share sections or whole sites via a URL; recipients need a licence.
Free version available
Unlimited
~80 elements, limited design library, basic forms, popups, WooCommerce styling and dynamic data.
1 site
All Pro features; renewals locked at purchase price; 60-day refund.
Unlimited
All Pro features on unlimited sites; vendor says price will rise to $399.99.
Prices are list prices from the vendor's site, checked 14 Oct 2026. Many vendors discount the first year.
Free installs from WordPress.org, the vendor's own claim, and our estimate of paid installs.
No free version on WordPress.org.
Sites/users claimed on the vendor's website. source
Our estimate, see method below.
How we estimated this: Not on WP.org. Of 100K+ claimed creators, assumed ~40% paid (~40K) x ~3 live sites each -> 80K-160K, midpoint ~120K. Likely range: 60K to 240K. This counts sites running the paid version, including sites whose licence has lapsed. Estimates are rough and based on public figures as of 14 Oct 2026.
| Refund policy | 60-day money-back (source, 5 Oct 2026) |
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Yes. Breakdance has a free version. Paid plans start at $99.99/yr.
The vendor claims 100K+ sites in total. We estimate around 120K sites run the paid version.
Yes: included. Visual editor included in the free plan.
Yes: included. Per-breakpoint settings in the editor.
Yes: included. About 100 templates free; Pro unlocks 1,000+.
Yes: included. Themeless control of headers, footers and templates in the free plan.
Yes: partial. Free covers basic post and term fields; full dynamic data is Pro.
Yes: paid version (Pro). Custom shop, product, cart, checkout and account pages need Pro.
Yes: included. Clean markup and performance focus advertised for all plans.
Download it from breakdance.com. It isn't listed on WordPress.org, can be used on unlimited sites and includes the editor, theme templates, forms, popups and a limited design library.
Pro functionality keeps working on existing sites, but you stop receiving updates and lose access to the full Design Library until you renew.
No. The GPT-based content assistant is sold separately or in a Pro + AI bundle and needs your own OpenAI key. Breakdance 3.0 also supports building through MCP-compatible AI agents.
Both come from Soflyy. Breakdance is the friendlier all-in-one builder; Oxygen 6 runs on the same engine but takes a class-first, developer-oriented approach.
Last updated 5 Oct 2026. Spotted something wrong? Suggest an edit.